Name change of Polish immigrants during World War 2.
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Re: Name change of Polish immigrants during World War 2.
 henrykkanada
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Posted: 30 Sep 2008 7:57PM GMT |
Classification: Query
From
http://home.golden.net/~medals/records.html
If he was in Polish Military:
"POLISH SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN BRITISH UNITS IN WW II
The British Government records of Poles who served under British Command during WW II can be obtained from the British Ministry of Defense. You will be required to prove a family relationship to the individual that you are researching.
The Ministry of Defense
Army Records Center, POLISH SECTION
Bourne Avenue
Hayes Middlesex, England UA3 1RF
PHONE 0181-573-3831 FAX 0181-569-2751"
Also try:
"WW II Exile records are maintained by the Sikorski Institute. These will be the Polish service records:
Polish Institute
and Sikorski Museum
20 Princes Gate
London, SW7 1PT"
The Institute may be able to advise other places to contact.
http://home.golden.net/~medals/records.html
If he was in Polish Military:
"POLISH SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN BRITISH UNITS IN WW II
The British Government records of Poles who served under British Command during WW II can be obtained from the British Ministry of Defense. You will be required to prove a family relationship to the individual that you are researching.
The Ministry of Defense
Army Records Center, POLISH SECTION
Bourne Avenue
Hayes Middlesex, England UA3 1RF
PHONE 0181-573-3831 FAX 0181-569-2751"
Also try:
"WW II Exile records are maintained by the Sikorski Institute. These will be the Polish service records:
Polish Institute
and Sikorski Museum
20 Princes Gate
London, SW7 1PT"
The Institute may be able to advise other places to contact.