Pdaadtek and the family. they got a. ery m Fiment by the regis Ema? inn? as stuclving at the Politeknik “Lvov. And your grandfather wa. studying bridge contractions. Later when he was in ror Ei oing bridge constructions, Raftsi{ edi Yeu _sandfai ter he was studying a lot a lot. mi * i Meth ass a oo. anes Sa a oRAge % a lig ‘ Aner toe 4 ; pe aes ot He ; ee x Bi i Said Sng wae ¥ ee iia: - Vhe Mis syle leds Cdimund Gecomwe ste He went to Franski do mungarsss, ane he went to France because in France there was a General wher =sggnised the Polish : Army reg Pe oaillehti gg windemmet: " : ; 3 . i a Marczs® who was a very b And by the end of the war he wassn England. By 1942. She knows this because her mother was calling b aJdran ar’ he told her he wa i k % . der the : sranddad, yes he was in the army an sends dade in France, then they were a evacuated to England. He then joined up in 2 Scotland. Then he was in the D-day ee 3 he was with the Canadian Army, fighting ’ the +. ter, but when they pot to : 5S. althe Poles back,they | Germaily ie were Worried they would take revengy> +3 He was always the gra ico ent WaT could not understan "5 [> and far Seren tei pith ig 1929, Bei 1 SAband w 2 . ad i} gon the ean BMF t belure di adminis ner ht jus he lo ee father ina ! bp brother But int » they ia deported to the White’ Sea: so you kn where the White S« ? tn Russia. Buri | » they Ww deported tv the WhiteSea; ye here the White ve tn Russia. maT qa teste payee Armas soe temas iie ” A Ra ote ma rere oae Te ea ciath reg eee eivies Chere wee tee (ma oa iia” 4 Gukhore. Ta i. andnipether ar } thee