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Kateryna Horbul from Greta to Benalla, 1949 to 1957

Newcastle, New South Wales → Benalla Migrant Camp

Kateryna Horbul was from Synkiv and recorded as Ukrainian by nationality. She was taken for forced labour near Pegnitz in Bavaria in 1942 and was still registered there when her daughter Maria was born in July 1945. She landed at Newcastle in September 1949, was sent to the Greta centre to work in the kitchens and left Maria in an orphanage at Maitland, and mother and daughter came to Benalla together in August 1957.

September 1949

She lands at Newcastle and is sent to the Greta centre to work in the kitchens

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Kateryna Horbul

1949 to 1957

Maria is left in an orphanage at Maitland

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Kateryna Horbul

August 1957

Mother and daughter come to Benalla together and Kateryna is assigned work at Latoof and Callil

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Kateryna Horbul

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Kateryna Horbul