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Captain (ret.) Jaroslav Hrásský (1923)

born on November 21st in Žitomir at Volyň both family stems had Czech origins after finishing elementary school he started attending electrotechnic in 1944 he joined the Red Army – an antiaircraft unit by the end of the war he was halfway between Berlin and ... arrows 


Lieutenant Václav Hrdlička (1926)

born on June 16, 1926, in Teremno in Volhynia joined the Czechoslovak army in Demidovka in 1944 participated in the Battle for the Dukla pass took part in the fights nearby Machnowka and Wrocanka wounded nearby Komárník, transferred to a hospital in Řešov in ... arrows 


Vladimír Hrozný (1923) video clip available

born on May 5, 1923, in the Far East was interested in flying as a young man, flew a Polikarpov Po-2 194 – voluntarily joined the Red Army participated in a 6 month training in Barnaul 1942 – fought at Leningrad, wounded was trained as a pilot, flew an Il-2 ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Mikuláš Hulín (1922)

born November 26, 1922 in Carpathian Ruthenia after the Hungarian occupation as a partisan on his way to Prague arrested by the Gestapo, he escaped before being handed over to the Hungarians again arrested by the Soviets while attempting escape to the USSR, ... arrows 


Hedvika Hurníková (1926)

born in Hora Sv. Šebestiána in the Krušné hory (Erzgebirge) on April 13th, 1926 her parents were Germans of social-democratic thinking family persecuted by the Nazis after the Sudetes occupation in 1938 family moved to Chomutov after 1940 she got the total ... arrows 


Ioannis Charalambidis (1941) video clip available

born in 1941 in the village of Tiriopetra in northern Greece (central Macedonia, Pella prefecture) his father Kostas was a partisan in the Democratic Army of Greece (DSE) evacuated to Czechoslovakia during the civil war in Greece spent time in children’s homes ... arrows 


Evangelos Chaziantonis (1938)

born 1938 in Greece 1948, father died, left for Yugoslavia, arrived in Czechoslovakia, placed in a children’s home in Ujčin 1952, children’s home in Kyselec 1954-5, switched to a grammar school in Nové Hrady 1955-6, switched to a technical school in Brno ... arrows 


Karel Chlebik (1925)

born 1925 in Albrechtice u Českého Těšína Polish nationality in forced labour as a miner his mother married a man who claimed Silesian nationality, Karel Chlebik thus had join the wehrmacht fought at Monte Cassino with the German army May 1944 captured by ... arrows 


Private First Class Marie Chudá (1920)

Born in 1920 in Volhynia in a family of a cabinet maker who stayed there after the WW I. She joined the general Svoboda’s Czechoslovak army She went through a tough one-month training and then joint up straight to the front Took part in the tough combat at ... arrows 


Mirosław Ilnicki (1931)

born in the village of Komorniki (Lvov voivodship, Turka county) on 15 June 1931 before the outbreak of World War II Mirosław Ilnicki completed the first form of a Polish primary school in June 1944 his family farm was burnt by the Ukrainians in May 1945, ... arrows 


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