Bronislaw Blazejowski
Polish 2nd Corps
Bronislaw was deported from Lwow to Kazakhstan in April 1940. After 'amnesty' he evacuated to Persia (Iran) with the Polish 2nd Corps in September 1941. He served in the 2nd Corps (17 Infantry Regiment, 6 Infantry Division) until July 1943, when he signed up for an Air Navigator course. He served in the Polish Air Force Bomber Command from July 1943 until the end of the war. He later emigrated to Australia.
Pre-war photo includes Bronislaw's father Alexander
Bronislaw at home with his dog
Bronislaw with his two aunts
Bronislaw with his parents in Lwow
Bronislaw's mother and her sister
Bronislaw and his mother in a Lwow park
Bronislaw and his aunts in front of the Grand Theater in Lwow
Bronislaw and a friend, skiing on Dlugosza Street in Lwow
Bronislaw Blazejowski with friends, in their "Korpus Kadetow" uniforms in Lwow
Bronislaw's "Mala Matura" school certificate
Bronislaw's Cadet diary_1938
ID Card from 1939, aged 15
Bronislaw in the Polish 2nd Corps in Persia (1942/43)
Bronislaw in the 2nd Brigade of the 2nd Corps, in Persia (1943)
"Ancient Order of the Deep" - received when the ship crossed the equator
Air Navigator graduation, Malton, Ontario, Canada (1945)
Bronislaw in the middle, others unknown
Bronislaw and friends in Australia
Bronislaw portrait, 1942
Bronislaw and friends in Australia
Article describes how he had to eat snow to Survive in Siberia