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‘Letters from Paradise Lost’ – audio document (in Polish)

‘Letters from Paradise Lost’ – audio document (in Polish)

Krystyna Skwarko was a teacher her entire life. The happy life of her family: her husband Stanisław, a district judge, and her two children, Staś and Krysia, was interrupted by the war. First, the Soviets arrested her husband and sent him to a labour camp, and then deported the rest of the family to Siberia (to Krasnoyarsk). From 1942, she ran Polish educational institutions: first in Isfahan, Iran, and then in Pahiatua, New Zealand. Although her descendants remained in the ‘land of the Kiwis’ forever, in Sokółka, the Skwark family is still remembered in their former home…

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On the revival of the Catholic community in Irkutsk – podcast (in Polish)

On the revival of the Catholic community in Irkutsk – podcast (in Polish)

Krzysztof Renik in a conversation conducted in the early 1990s with Fr Ignacy Pawlus, a Salvatorian who was one of the first Polish priests to carry out pastoral work in Irkutsk, but also in towns and villages tens or even hundreds of kilometres away from Irkutsk. He worked in Siberia from 1991 to 2006. He was the founder of thirteen Siberian parishes.

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No Right of Return – reportage

No Right of Return – reportage

The story of the pacification of small gentry settlements in the eastern lands of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the deportation of several thousand of their inhabitants to Siberia.

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From Święciany to Kazakhstan part 2 (in Polish)

From Święciany to Kazakhstan part 2 (in Polish)

In the second part of Elzbieta Smolenska’s podcast, Valeria Sawicka looks at photos and tells how she made her way from Krasnowodsk to Persia and later to Iraq, Palestine and Italy. She passed her high school exams in 1943, ran a day care centre for Polish soldiers and became a radio operator in the Anders Army. And about how an English officer fell in love with her…

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