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Arseniusz Lalič – a Croatian by birth, a Pole by heart

2/08/2024

He was born on 14 February 1875 in the Croatian village of Brlog near the town of Otočac. Arseniusz Lalič, his wife Maria née Brestak and his son Władysław met a fate known to many generations of Poles. They were deported on 10 February 1940 to Noszul-Baza in the Komi Republic, where Maria and Arseniusz died. Only their son returned to Poland, having been released from exile on 27 August 1941.

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