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826 people

People named in the records on this site. The index is drawn from the pages themselves and is not a register of everyone who lived in a camp.

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826 people

A

Abramovych

Resident

  • “Consecration of the Orthodox church at Schleissheim” in Tserkovnyi visnykyoung painter who made images of the Saviour and the Mother of God in Ukrainian style
  • Schleißheimyoung painter; executed the Saviour and the Mother of God for the church icon cases

Akın, Niyazi

Official

  • Kastamonugovernor; described the barracks and appealed for calm after the fire of 14 March 1954

Alex

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 23, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 23 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Alik

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-CloudLieutenant Alik, chief of staff of Assembly Point No. 13, named in the camp album

Anders, Władysław

Visitor

  • Colegio Santiago ApóstolGeneral Władysław Anders visited the college in June 1952

Andrews, J.

Staff

  • Cowra Migrant Campcamp director; released extra flour and sugar to the 570 people in A block, November 1950

Andriievskyi, Dmytro

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostelthe engineer, among visitors to the hostel’s reading room

Antoniuk, Stepan

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionone of two candidatures received for members of the camp court

Antonovych, Myroslav

Staff

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseemusician, one of two lay teachers who made the journey to the Netherlands with the seminary

Ants

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 22, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 22 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Apinis, Anna

Resident

  • Parkes Migrant CampLatvian weaver whose family lived at Parkes Holding Centre on arrival in Australia in 1950

Apinis, Ervīns

Resident

  • Parkes Migrant Campput his engineering skills to use and designed an unplying machine at the holding centre

Apostoluk, Ilia

Resident

  • KanimblaSecond name on the Fremantle roll of 11 October 1948, recorded as Ukrainian

Arendt, Sophie · Zofia Golonski

Resident

  • Sophie Arendt's family from Uranquinty to Benalla, 1951recalled living at Uranquinty before her family moved to Benalla in 1951 or 1952
  • Uranquinty Migrant Centrerecalled living at Uranquinty before her Polish family moved to Benalla

Artymovych, Ahenor

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungheaded the camp administration in 1946

Aston, W. G. W.

Visitor

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtonvisitor to 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, 7–8 July 1947, to implement staff changes

Atamaniuk

Clergy

  • PionierkaserneTwo priests named Atamaniuk followed at the camp’s Ukrainian Catholic church

B

B, Michal

Resident

  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeArrived 1949; remembered the bus taking the men away to work

B, Vera

Resident

  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeArrived 1949; the women cried because they did not know where the men were going

Babii, Levko · Lev Babii

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelassisted the camp doctor within the Ukrainian team
  • Ukrainian administration at Macmerry, summer 1948standing in the summer 1948 photograph of the Ukrainian administration

Babii, Oleksander

Clergy

  • Macmerry Hosteltravelled from Edinburgh as the principal visiting priest to the chapel

Babij, Aleksandr

Clergy

  • Victoria Parkitinerant Ukrainian Greek Catholic priest who visited the Scottish camps, recording places and residents' names

Babij, Alexander · Father Alexander Babij

Clergy

  • Westward Hoitinerant Ukrainian Greek Catholic priest who travelled to 44 camps and hostels collecting subscriptions

Babij, Alexandr

Clergy

  • Munlochy HostelUkrainian Greek Catholic priest whose 1949 daybook records visits to forty-four Scottish camps and hostels

Babij, Anna

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centrewent to Parkes with Kate after about six weeks at the reception centre
  • Bathurst to Parkes, 1949arrived in Sydney in September 1949, went to Bathurst, then to Parkes in October
  • Parkes Migrant Campwent to Parkes with her daughter Kate in October 1949 while Nikola worked at Orange

Babij, Kate

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centrefamily account records about six weeks at the centre, Hut 5, Building 15, Block B
  • Bathurst to Parkes, 1949moved with her mother Anna from Bathurst to Parkes in October 1949
  • Parkes Migrant Campremembers six months at Parkes before joining her father at Orange in April 1950

Babij, Nikola

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centrereceived employment papers for the Emmco factory at Orange in October
  • Bathurst to Parkes, 1949her father Nikola began work at the Emmco factory in Orange
  • Parkes Migrant Campreceived work at Orange’s Emmco factory in October 1949 and lived in a tent beside it

Bach, Czeslaw

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ Hostela pipe worker in coal mining at 119 East Main Street, naturalised January 1954

Bachert · Asst. Arzt Dr. Bachert

Staff

  • February 1947 inspection return for SandyhillockGerman medical officer at Sandyhillock Camp 67; the report calls him young and supercilious
  • Sandyhillock HostelGerman medical officer at Camp 67, listed in the February 1947 inspection report

Bachynsky

Staff

  • “The Shevchenko festival in the camp gymnasium”, Luna, Heidenau, 14 March 1946director of the gymnasium; announced courses for the illiterate and four scholarships
  • Heidenau Campthe gymnasium's director, who announced the teachers' Shevchenko resolutions on 8 March 1946

Bahriany

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Bahriany, Ivan · Ivan Bahrianyi

Resident

  • Reinhardt-Kaserneset the political direction of Ukrainski visti; settled in Neu-Ulm and died there in 1963

Bailey, Fred

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Bain, R.

Staff

  • Rushworth Migrant CampCamp director; said the place would be completely abandoned, June 1953

Bain, Robert

Staff

  • Uranquinty Migrant Centrethe camp's director; said there was space for at least 1,000 families

Balaichuk, Sofia · Балайчук Софія

Resident

  • Search notice in Slovo, 24 March 1946sought by her sister; last at Suhl II, Thuringia

Balei, P.

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungheaded the camp administration from 1948

Balinsky, Boris

Visitor

  • Mortonhall Hostelrecalled the manor residents invited to a celebration and choral singing at the Ukrainian camp

Baran

Resident

  • Ziegelmaschcamp commandant; signed the notice of 31 January 1947 announcing a clothing commission

Baran, Bohdan

Staff

  • Clothing-distribution notice, 31 January 1947camp commandant who signed the clothing-distribution notice at Godenau

Barka, V.

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Barr

Staff

  • DP-Camp Wolkeringfield supervisor recorded for Area Team 1046 Regensburg

Baryliak, Toma

Clergy

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlacame to Drummond every Sunday from Nova Howerla and celebrated the Liturgy in the theatre hall

Baumann, Bruno

Resident

  • Bela River Hostelmade the crucifix and the Christmas crib given to Beetham parish in 1946

Bayer

Staff

  • Gersdorff-Kaserneteam director of UNRRA Team 28 Wiesbaden in the camp inventory

Beaverbrook, Lord

Visitor

  • ICI Hostel, St BoswellsA visit by Lord Beaverbrook remembered at the wartime ICI factory at Charlesfield

Becker, Fritz

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Whitfield, graded B-

Behrendt, Erich

Resident

  • Monymusk HostelGerman prisoner at No. 111 camp who died on 25 August 1947 of injuries at the station yard

Belenchenko

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-CloudLieutenant Belenchenko ran physical training at Assembly Point No. 13

Benditer

Resident

  • Grosulovosurvivor whose testimony has the convoy quarantined at Tighina for three weeks

Bidiak, B.

Resident

  • “Plast scouts on 14 March”, Chuzhynoiu number 3, Cornberg, 1946scout who recited poems at the camp's 14 March commemoration
  • CornbergScout who recited a poem at the Plast troop’s Carpatho-Ukraine anniversary, March 1946

Biehler

Clergy

  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, Moorbypadre, marked Evangelical, in the camp personnel list

Bihun, Pelagia

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campreached Benalla in 1951 from a farming labour camp in Germany

Bihun, Slawomir

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campson of Wasyl and Pelagia; appears in the camp school register in 1951 and 1955

Bihun, Wasyl

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campreached Benalla in 1951 with Pelagia, having waited at Bari for a ship to Canada

Bihun, Wasyl (son)

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campson of Wasyl and Pelagia; appears in the camp school register in 1951 and 1955

Bilawka, Mikola

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 14, born 6 December 1914, card 084323, on the transport from Somme Kaserne to Herbesthal

Bilecki, Gregor

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from Bottisham EVW Hostel near Cambridge, seeking Oleksii Bilenko

Bilets'kyi, Leonid

Visitor

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on the writer and the critic at the critical conference of 4–5 October 1946

Bilinsky, Claudius

Staff

  • Chullora Railway Campresident supervisor, a Ukrainian immigrant, credited with helping establish a place for community activity

Blavatsky, Volodymyr

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungdirected the Ensemble of Ukrainian Actors from 1947 to 1949

Blavatskyi, Volodymyr

Resident

  • Somme-Kaserneelected first chairman of the Chornohora sports society; founded the Ensemble of Ukrainian Actors here

Bloch, K.

Visitor

  • Deer Park Hostellecturer who visited on 10 February 1948 and spoke to an audience of forty

Bobyns'kyi, Osyp

Resident

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernenamed among the Ukrainian contributors to the 1948 catalogue of paintings and sculpture

Bodický

Official

  • Karlova Ves Refugee Campcommander of the Bratislava garrison; inspected the camp and thanked its command for its discipline

Bohdanowicz, Piotr

Resident

  • Newbattle Miners’ Hostelcoal miner at the hostel, naturalisation record dated 29 March 1950, former nationality Poland

Bojko, John

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centrestayed in the single men's BC barracks, 6 to 19 December 1949

Bolton, George

Staff

  • Treffling Camprepresented the British Red Cross; remembered as the driving force behind schooling and theatre

Bór-Komorowski · General Bór-Komorowski

Visitor

  • Ballado Hostelnegatives record his visit to the Polish signals regiment at Kinross

Bornos, Andrej

Resident

  • Andrej Bornos from Bonegilla to Broadmeadows, 1949Identity card 119381 records him as Ukrainian, arriving at Bonegilla on 20 October 1949
  • Andrej Bornos's Bonegilla identity card, 1949Ukrainian, arrived 20 October 1949 ex Fair Sea; departed 21 November 1949 for Broadmeadows
  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centreidentity card, serial 119381, records arrival 20 October 1949 and departure 24 November 1949

Borschtsch, Rosalie

Resident

  • Parkes Migrant Campspent a year at the Parkes migrant camp while Wasyl worked at Orange

Borschtsch, Wasyl

Resident

  • Parkes Migrant Campworked at the Emmco plant at Orange and lived in the tent city beside the factory

Bosky

Clergy

  • Letter of 8 April 1951 naming Parkes among camp visits“Fr Bosky again visits the camps at Cowra, Parkes and Greta”, where 200 families lived
  • Letter of 8 April 1951 naming Uranquinty among pastoral visitsvisits the camps at Cowra, Parkes and Greta, and has now gone to Brisbane
  • Parkes Migrant Campvisited the camps at Cowra, Parkes and Greta, heard confessions and gathered children for instruction
  • Priest's account of a visit to Uranquinty, 27-29 March 1950Redemptorist priest allotted the camps at Greta, Bathurst, Cowra, Nelson Bay, Parkes, Brisbane and Canberra
  • Uranquinty Migrant CentreRedemptorist priest who took Greta, Bathurst, Cowra, Nelson Bay, Parkes, Brisbane and Canberra

Boskyi, F.

Clergy

  • Greta Migrant CampCelebrated his first Divine Liturgy at Greta camp at the end of March 1950

Bozhyk

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungled the Shevchenko bandura choir in concerts in the settlement's gymnasium hall, October 1946

Bozhyk, Volodymyr

Visitor

  • Heidenau Campvisiting performer with the choir and bandura chapel of Hryhoriy Kytasty and Volodymyr Bozhyk

Bozyk, Wolodymyr

Visitor

  • Luttensee Campconducted the visiting Ukrainian Bandurist Capella, among the touring companies and choirs

Brach, Hans

Resident

  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, Moorbycamp leader, recorded as '21 deferred, civ.'

Brambani, Yan

Staff

  • Heidenau Campthe camp's UNRRA cultural and educational officer, a Norwegian, who spoke unexpectedly in Ukrainian

Bramorel

Staff

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernefield supervisor recorded for the camp in the Arolsen inventory

Brauer, Maria

Staff

  • Fallingbostel Campnamed in the archive caption of the relief office staff photographed on 9 June 1948

Bremner, Bill

Resident

  • Bill Bremner and Gordon Noble at Monymusk camp, 1949photographed at Monymusk camp in 1949; nationality or resident status not specified
  • Monymusk Hostelphotographed beside a vehicle at Monymusk camp in 1949; the caption gives no resident status

Brooke

Staff

  • Altöttinger Hofrecorded as field supervisor of UNRRA Team 305, which ran displaced-person work at Altötting
  • Reinhardt-Kasernerecorded in the inventory as the camp’s field supervisor
  • Zwölf Apostelfield supervisor of UNRRA Team 305, which ran Altötting’s displaced-person administration

Brown, Archie

Staff

  • Winfield Campseconded to the Polish artillery unit in 1946; interviewed men to assess their English and find work

Brown, Brian

Resident

  • Graylands Migrant Centrecame from England in 1958 with a family of seven; remembered it lively and difficult

Bruner

Staff

  • Jägerkasernea certain Czechoslovak Major Bruner commanded the Czechoslovak refugee camp at the Jägerkaserne

Buchanan

Resident

  • Fort William branch entry naming the company hostel, 1966-1967branch secretary whose address is given as the British Aluminium Co. Hostel, Inverlochy, Fort William

Buchko, Ivan

Clergy

  • Belgian coal recruitmentarchbishop; helped establish the Ukrainian Student Home at Leuven and organised the deanery
  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolapostolic visitor for Ukrainians in western Europe and the students' principal patron for Spanish scholarships
  • Lintorf Camparchbishop, in exile in Rome; visited the Ukrainian Catholic community on 8 September 1955
  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseebishop asked to find a house for the seminary; sang the inaugural liturgy at Culemborg
  • The 1947 transfer from Rimini to BritainUkrainian Catholic bishop who chaired the Ukrainian Relief Committee in Rome

Budnyk

Resident

  • Scheyville Holding Centreon the committee of the Ukrainian Women's Association branch founded 27 January 1951

Budz · Father Budz

Clergy

  • “The SUM members are leaving…” in Sumivetsgave an address at the farewell in the large theatre hall of the Ukrainian camp
  • Flakkaserne Stephanskirchengave the address at the farewell in the camp theatre hall for young people leaving for Belgium, 1947

Buehler, Karl

Resident

  • Barony Hostelillustrator of Litfassaeule, the camp newspaper of Barony Camp No 298

Buldecki, Ann

Resident

  • Greta Migrant CampInterviewed for the Margaret Henry archive under “Greta Migrant Camp”

Bunjevic, Leon

Resident

  • Leon Bunjevic with his balalaika at Somersworked in the Somers camp kitchen and stores; photographed with his balalaika

Bunjevic, Leonid · Leon Bunjevic

Resident

  • Somers Migrant Holding Centretrained draughtsman and musician; worked in the Somers kitchen and then became storeman
  • The Bunjevic family from Bonegilla to Somerstrained draughtsman and musician; picked grapes near Mildura, later worked at Geelong

Bunjevic, Tina

Resident

  • Somers Migrant Holding CentreLeon's wife; moved to Somers with the children and found part-time work with local farming families
  • The Bunjevic family from Bonegilla to SomersLeon’s wife; she and the children moved to Somers, and later to a house at Crib Point

Burchak, Mykhailo

Resident

  • Bagnolibaritone in the camp choir; a signals NCO of the 29th regiment

Burtan, Dmytro

Clergy

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrehis 1949 assignment covered Bonegilla, Benalla, Rushworth and other Victorian camps
  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthassigned in 1949 to the immigration camps Bonegilla, Benalla, Rushworth and others in Victoria
  • Rushworth Migrant CampReceived in 1949 an Orthodox pastoral assignment covering Rushworth and other Victorian camps

Burtnyk, M.

Resident

  • Creca Hosteldelivered the talk at the UPA anniversary gathering and called for a collection
  • Report on a Creca gathering in Ukrainska Dumka, 1950read a paper at the hostel gathering and called for a collection in aid of the UPA

C

Cagle

Staff

  • Schloss Neubeuernfield supervisor recorded in the inventory alongside UNRRA Team 188, Rosenheim
  • Weyarnfield supervisor for Area 7, Munich, under which the camp sat

Calderwood, Walter Macfarlane

Clergy

  • Wilton Hostel, Hawickminister of St Mary’s Kirk, Hawick; served as pastor to the prisoners of war in Wilton Camp

Calwell, Arthur

Official

  • Fremantle and Port Melbourne: the Australian arrival portsfirst federal Minister for Immigration; recalled personally welcoming Ukrainians at the Melbourne pier
  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeFirst Minister for Immigration; described the displaced he had seen in German refugee camps

Carpenter, Mrs

Staff

  • Somme-KaserneUNRRA welfare officer whose greetings are recorded at the opening of the university courses

Carter, Len

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Carton

Staff

  • Rosenheim DP HospitalMr Carton directed UNRRA Team 188, which administered the hospital
  • Schloss Neubeuernteam director of UNRRA Team 188 at Rosenheim in the inventory record
  • Weyarndirected Team 188 at Rosenheim, the relief team named on the camp's own organisation chart

Caspary, Leopold

Resident

  • Lager Lindelearrival at the Lindele recorded on 17 November 1944; died at the Jordanbad in 1947

Chaplenko, Vasyl

Visitor

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on criticism, genre and the reader at the critical conference of October 1946

Charczenko, Juchym

Staff

  • CornbergFormer head of Cornberg’s camp administration; his collection is catalogued in the Shevchenko archives

Charron, Joe

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Chaszcziwisky, Paraska

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campone of the archive's seven families from Ukraine; photographs only, period not stated

Chaszcziwisky, Wasyl

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campone of the archive's seven families from Ukraine; photographs only, period not stated

Chawluk, M.

Staff

  • T. A. Scott's report on Raylees, The Ukrainian Weekly, 27 October 1947welfare officer in charge; hoped to obtain instruments for an orchestra and stage a concert

Chelminska, Jadwiga

Resident

  • Burnbrae Hostelhousewife, naturalised from 5 Meigle Street, Galashiels, on 13 November 1950

Chelminski, Zbigniew

Resident

  • Burnbrae Hosteltextile designer, naturalised from 5 Meigle Street, Galashiels, on 13 November 1950

Cherkaskyi, Petro

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Hobart Ukrainian Saturday school in 1958

Chlebnikowski, Anna

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campborn at Monaczyn; came with her children to Benalla on 20 October 1949 until February 1951
  • Skaugumborn at Monaczyn; landed at Port Melbourne on 31 May 1949 with two small sons
  • The Chlebnikowski family from the Skaugum to Cowra and Benalla, 1949born at Monaczyn; went with her children to Cowra and then Benalla in October 1949

Chlebnikowski, Irene

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campborn at the Benalla bush hospital in 1951; wrote the family account

Chlebnikowski, Nicholai · Wasyli Chlebnikowski

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campborn at Ternopil; sent to tank maintenance at Puckapunyal; had made shoes in Germany
  • Skaugumborn at Ternopil; sent to tank maintenance at Puckapunyal under his two-year contract
  • The Chlebnikowski family from the Skaugum to Cowra and Benalla, 1949born at Ternopil; sent to tank maintenance at Puckapunyal after landing at Port Melbourne

Chlebnikowski, Peter

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campthe children's great uncle; became a barber at the camp to earn extra money

Chlebnikowski, Wasil

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campthe children's grandfather; had made shoes in Germany and became a barber at the camp

Chopei

Clergy

  • Buckenberg-Kasernefather; parish priest of the camp’s Greek Catholic parish, already at work in September 1947

Chorny

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Christie, Eric

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Chub, Dmytro

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrehis literary account evokes rows of beds, sparse furnishings and enormous moths around the lights

Churchyard, Beryl

Staff

  • Botesdale CampBotesdale woman, born 1930, who has recorded her memories of working at the camp

Ciecierska, Wanda Zofia

Staff

  • GanackerPolish nurse; certificates document her nursing work for the UNRRA hospital at Ganacker

Cieker, Josef

Staff

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolthe college's director, formerly Slovak minister in Madrid; held the post until 1969

Ciga, Javier

Resident

  • Javier Ciga’s drawings from the Pamplona provincial prisonmade these pencil studies of fellow prisoners while he was held in the prison
  • Pamplona Provincial Prisonpainter who made pencil studies of fellow prisoners while held in the Prisión Provincial

Cochrane, A. G.

Resident

  • A. G. Cochrane's hostel address in a subscriber list, 1952Lieutenant-Colonel listed at the E.W.V. Hostel, East Fortune, East Lothian, in a 1952 subscriber list
  • East Fortune Hostellieutenant-colonel, MBE, who gave the hostel as his address in a 1952 subscriber list

Cock

Staff

  • Luitpold-Kasernerecorded in the inventory as director of Team 91 at Ludwigsburg

Cockroll

Staff

  • Maierhof-Kasernerecorded as field supervisor for the Passau centre

Collings, W. C.

Staff

  • Leoben Children’s Centreofficer in charge of the children’s centre, who wrote the January 1947 UNRRA memorandum

Cornie

Staff

  • Fallingbostel Campnamed in the archive caption of the relief office staff photographed on 9 June 1948

Couvret, Paul

Staff

  • Cowra Migrant Campteacher at the migrant centre until 1955 and sports master; his classes held 45 children

Crapleve, A.

Staff

  • The Canadian Bulk Labour and Close Relatives Schemesmember of the Ukrainian Canadian Relief Fund’s relief mission in the British zone of Germany

Crommelin, Edward

Staff

  • Trofaiach Camprelief worker whose 1950 photographs show the camp entrance, barrier and rows of buildings

Currie, Alfred

Staff

  • Castle RankineMajor; commandant when the camp passed to the Ministry of Agriculture in February 1948

Czuplak, Wasyl

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from No 79 POW Camp, Wellingore, seeking Vasyl Vasyliv

D

Dakh

Resident

  • Scheyville Holding Centreon the committee of the Ukrainian Women's Association branch founded 27 January 1951

Dangel, Felix

Resident

  • Greta Migrant CampInterviewed for the Margaret Henry archive under “Greta Migrant Hostel”

Danyluk, Antin

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Camprecorded in the camp archive for 1951; photographs; recorded as Ukraine and Belarus

Danyluk, Jadwiga

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Camprecorded in the camp archive for 1951; photographs; recorded as Ukraine and Belarus

Davies, D.

Staff

  • CornbergWelfare officer named on the driving-school certificate dated 21 January 1947

Dean, Rozalie · Rozalie Fergin

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Camprecalls her parents moving to Benalla in April or May 1950; donated her father's hair clippers

Demchyshyn, Ivan

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelled English classes at the hostel with Sokolskyi
  • Ukrainian administration at Macmerry, summer 1948standing in the summer 1948 photograph of the Ukrainian administration

Denysenko, H.

Visitor

  • Lagarde-Kasernevisited on 30 October 1945 and proposed putting the courses under his faculty’s patronage

Denysenko, Nina

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centrefounded the Ukrainian women's branch in 1949 and organised a Ukrainian folk-art exhibition in 1950

Derzhavyn, Volodymyr

Visitor

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on criticism, genre and the reader at the critical conference of October 1946

Dobriansky

Clergy

  • “From camp life”: the liturgy in the Servatius hospital, 30 October 1945archpriest; one of three who celebrated the liturgy in the Servatius hospital, 30 October 1945

Dolnytsky, M.

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernelisted on the first issue's imprint as a member of Ukrainian Thought's editorial board

Dolyniuk, Vira

Resident

  • “Plast scouts on 14 March”, Chuzhynoiu number 3, Cornberg, 1946scout who recited poems at the camp's 14 March commemoration
  • CornbergScout who recited a poem at the Plast troop’s Carpatho-Ukraine anniversary, March 1946

Domentovych

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945opened the congress on 21 December 1945 with a minute’s silence for writers who died in 1939–45

Dorosh, Lev

Clergy

  • Jäger-KaserneUkrainian Catholic priest recorded as catechist at Jäger in 1949–1950

Dovhal, Spyrydon

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungthe weekly Slovo appeared in 1945–46 under him

Doyle, Father

Clergy

  • Scheyville Holding Centreremembered for eating with residents after church and helping them settle

Drahan, Antin · Anton Drajan

Resident

  • Miranda de Ebronamed as the memoir’s author and, with Karmanin, the only Ukrainian in the camp for months
  • Pamplona to Miranda de Ebro, January 1944crossed the Pyrenees in October 1943 and was taken from Pamplona to Miranda on 1 January 1944

Drahan, Roman

Staff

  • Greta Migrant CampNamed among the teachers; credited with organising the Ukrainian community at the camp

Drozdovsky, Ol. · Drozdovsky

Staff

  • Heidenau Campengineer named camp commandant by the British and elected camp leader on 8 March 1946

Dubas, Iryna · Dubasova

Resident

  • Chornohora page on the cross-country races at Neu-Ulm, 7 April 1947Photographed at the finish of the zonal cross-country race at Neu-Ulm, 7 April 1947
  • Somme-Kaserneprominent Chornohora athlete, photographed crossing the finish line at Neu-Ulm on 7 April 1947

Dublyansky, A.

Clergy

  • “Memorial services at Gauting”, Ridna tserkva, 1953priest of Landshut who joined the requiem liturgy in the sanatorium's Orthodox church

Dubytsky, P.

Clergy

  • “Memorial services at Gauting”, Ridna tserkva, 1953archpriest of Munich who celebrated the solemn requiem liturgy on Thursday 16 April

Dudek, Michal

Resident

  • Dunning Hostellabourer of Perth Road, Dunning, naturalised 6 April 1949, former nationality Poland

Durbak, I.

Resident

  • GanghofersiedlungVisnyk oseli appeared from 1947 under him

Dushenko, Tetiana

Resident

  • Leaving Godenau for Braunschweig, Hamburg and overseas, 1951 to 1952passed with her family through further camps, including Hamburg, reaching the United States in 1952

Dushenko, Tetiana

Staff

  • Ziegelmaschworked as the camp administration’s secretary and interpreter; her English helped her do this

Duzhyi, M.

Staff

  • Jäger-Kasernehead of the administration from April 1947; presented prizes at the 1948 volleyball competition

Dytso, Yurii

Resident

  • Nova Howerlaalso active in the camp sports society Burevii, founded on 6 December 1945

Dzyubyna, Stepan

Clergy

  • JaworznoGreek Catholic priest held in the camp; his testimony records constant hunger and beatings

E

Edmonds, May

Staff

  • Benalla Migrant Campkindergarten teacher with two assistants and thirty-eight children, August 1955

Edwards, David

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Eisenhower

Official

  • HanauGeneral Eisenhower’s visit in 1947 is recorded in a photograph held by the city archive

Eisenhower

Visitor

  • Warner-Kasernethe field supervisor’s album records visits by American officers and by General Eisenhower

Elisabeth

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centredaughter of Nikolaus H; she and her mother Maria went to Cowra
  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeDaughter of Nikolaus H; went with her mother to Cowra in 1949

Ellison, P. J. M.

Staff

  • MoorbyLieutenant-Colonel under whom the 1946 survey put one officer and 2,940 other ranks
  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, Moorbylieutenant-colonel, officer commanding; the visitor found him interested in his work

Erverdi, Namık

Visitor

  • Kastamonuof the security directorate; in the 1949 party touring the barracks for a suitable building

Ettinger

Staff

  • Rheinland-KaserneDirector of UNRRA Team 94; gave the camp leader permission to issue camp stamps

Eyston

Staff

  • Caserma ZucchiLieutenant Eyston, one of two British officers named as the camp's commanders in 1946

F

Fabian, Gabriel

Resident

  • Bela River Hostelshowed films in neighbouring camps; assisted Baumann with the Nativity figures

Farion

Staff

  • Bagnolicolonel; a Ukrainian school was founded in the camp under his direction

Farrar, Harold B.

Resident

  • Fallingbostel CampAmerican prisoner who reached Stalag XI B about noon on 30 March 1945

Faucette, W. D.

Staff

  • Gniezno Camp and UNRRA Team 20 seal on a document of 31 March 1947signed as Director, UNRRA Team 20, Koblenz "Gniezno"

Fedasuck

Clergy

  • Raitersaich Campchaplain of the Greek Catholic Ukrainians; with them built the church consecrated 30 March 1948

Feinstein, Hermann

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleborn 1876; died on 5 February 1945 in the camp hospital and buried at Laupheim

Fergin, Eugene

Resident

  • Rushworth Migrant CampMoved with his mother from Bonegilla to Rushworth a few weeks after arriving in 1950
  • The Fergin family from Bonegilla to Rushworth and Benalla, 1950arrived in Melbourne with his parents on 14 January 1950 and travelled to Bonegilla

Fergin, Eugeniusz

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campattended the camp school from February 1953 to the end of 1954

Fergin, Maria

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campjoined the Polish choir, attended English classes and decorated the hut with crocheted furnishings
  • Rushworth Migrant CampMoved with her son from Bonegilla to Rushworth in early 1950, before Benalla
  • The Fergin family from Bonegilla to Rushworth and Benalla, 1950moved with Eugene to Rushworth, then to Benalla in April or May 1950

Fergin, Teodor

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Camppicked fruit and tobacco, worked in the communal kitchen, repaired shoes and cut hair
  • Rushworth Migrant CampArrived in Melbourne on 14 January 1950 and was sent to pick fruit around Shepparton
  • Teodor Fergin's hair clippers from Benalla Migrant Camphis hair clippers were used at Benalla Migrant Camp
  • The Fergin family from Bonegilla to Rushworth and Benalla, 1950sent to pick fruit around Shepparton; later worked in Benalla's communal kitchen and cut hair

Fidyk

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at Neubeuern
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at the camp

Fiegenbaum

Staff

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelsStabsarzt, listed first among the German medical officers, graded B+
  • Page 2 of the March 1947 Camp 63 report on flooding and snowdriftsthe senior doctor, a good man but much inclined to pessimism and scepticism

Figol, Taras

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centreorganised a men's choir in the camp after arriving aboard Skaugum on 29 September 1949

Filatov

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-Cloudhead of the repatriation group, expelled from France after the search of November 1947

Filipowski, Henryk

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 18, Polish, born 27 September 1913, on the transport from Somme Kaserne to Herbesthal

Fleming

Staff

  • Annsmuir Hostelthe camp held 767 men under Lieutenant Colonel Fleming in February 1948

Flood · Mr Flood

Staff

  • Colmsliehostel manager; lived in the bungalow that had been the factory manager’s office and laboratory

Fojudzki, Adam

Staff

  • Dunning Hostelassistant warden at Dunning Hostel, naturalised 30 December 1950, former nationality Poland
  • The Edinburgh Gazette, 20 March 1951, page 138assistant warden, Dunning Hostel; oath of allegiance registered on 30 December 1950

Fomichevsky, Hryhorii

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthamong the UAOC priests arriving in 1949; assigned to Perth

Fomichevskyi, Hryhorii

Clergy

  • Brighton Migrant HostelUkrainian parish centres in Tasmania were founded in 1952 during this archpriest’s mission

Frank

Staff

  • Page 2 of the March 1947 Camp 63 report on flooding and snowdriftsthe camp leader, an old regular soldier, excellent for the purpose of running the camp

Frank, Ernst

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelscamp leader, graded B+

Fred

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 20, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 20 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Fried, Jack

Resident

  • Atlit Detention Campreached Palestine without papers and was detained with his family; born in eastern Poland

Frigieri, Renato

Resident

  • Holden Migrant Centrearrived October 1952, lived at Holden and travelled daily to construction work at the Army Camp

Fuellkert

Staff

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelsAssistenzarzt, second German medical officer, graded B-

Fuller

Staff

  • Nova Howerlarecorded as director of UNRRA Team 56 at Neumarkt from January 1946

G

Gacras

Staff

  • Mainz-Kastelrecorded as director of UNRRA team T 517 Wiesbaden-Kastel

Galindo, Segundo Benito

Clergy

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolchaplain from mid-1950 who stayed with the Ukrainian group for more than forty years

Gall, D. M. · Lt Col D.M. Gall

Staff

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelslieutenant-colonel, MC, of The Cameronians, officer commanding the camp
  • Tannadice Hostelcommanding officer of Camp 63 at Balhary, the parent camp of the Tannadice hostel

Gaučys, Povilas

Resident

  • HanauEdited and published the monthly cultural magazine Aidai from the Hanau camp in 1949

Geležėlė, A.

Resident

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernefirst led the district of the Lithuanian exiles’ community founded in the camp in 1946

George

Resident

  • Lyssenkoformer resident who shared the 1948–49 school photograph; his father served as a deacon
  • The Lyssenko apartment block remembered by a former residentFormer resident who identified the building as his family’s apartment block during a return visit
  • The Lyssenko apartment building with its former gymnasium annexremembered the annex as a gymnasium converted into a Ukrainian church

Gerus, Serhii

Clergy

  • Fallingbostel Campserved the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox parish; his papers are the surviving Ukrainian record

Gnerlisch, Gerhard

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Tealing, graded B+

Golonski, Tadeusz

Resident

  • Uranquinty Migrant CentreSophie's brother, who contracted polio; their mother wanted to be near the hospital

Gosch, Peter

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Tannadice, graded B
  • Tannadice Hostelhostel leader at Tannadice, the smallest Camp 63 hostel with six men, March 1947

Gould

Staff

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtoncaptain, officer in charge of the satellite camp

Grant

Visitor

  • Sandyhillock Hostelinspector who on 30 September–1 October 1945 described Camp 67 as an Italian Labour Battalion

Grant, James

Visitor

  • Annsmuir Hostelvisited on 14 and 15 August 1945 and called it a rather new camp
  • North Hillinspected Camp 75 on 11 and 12 August 1945 and found no library, films or gramophone records

Groves, K. T.

Resident

  • Chullora Railway Campresident whose recollections set out the rent, the shared laundry and the hot, cold chalets

Grzywa, Bernard Augustyn

Resident

  • Reves HousePolish maintenance labourer recorded at Reres House, 171 Monifieth Road, Broughty Ferry, 1953
  • The Edinburgh Gazette, 16 October 1953, page 539Polish maintenance labourer at Reres House, Monifieth Road; oath registered 25 July 1953

Guaite

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernelieutenant-general; after inspecting on 5 December 1945 judged the camp well organised

Guttmann · S/Fw. Guttmann

Resident

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockhostel leader at Nethybridge, listed under Sandyhillock Camp 67, graded B
  • Sandyhillock Hostelstaff sergeant leading the Nethybridge outlying hostel, February 1947

H

Hack · U/Arzt Hack

Staff

  • Milner's April 1948 report listing nine prisoners at MortonhallGerman medical officer listed among the personnel at Deer Park camp, Dalkeith
  • Milner's April 1948 survey naming the Ukrainian hostel at AmisfieldGerman medical officer listed among the personnel at Deer Park camp, Dalkeith
  • Milner's report on the April 1948 Deer Park inspectionlisted as German medical officer among the camp personnel

Haidukevych, Ye.

Clergy

  • Ganghofersiedlunglater led the Ukrainian Catholic parish

Haievska, Lidiia

Resident

  • Cowra Migrant Campled Ukrainian studies for children aged six to thirteen and a dance group linked to the school

Hajduk, Omelan · Philip Morrison

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelliving at 9 Merryfield Avenue, Macmerry; advertised in June 1959 that he would take the name Philip Morrison

Hallik, Heino · H. Hallik

Resident

  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelpublished a tracing notice in May 1948 giving the Miners’ Hostel, Ryton-on-Tyne as the reply address
  • Tracing notice naming Ryton Miners' Hostel, 26 May 1948searching for Endel Pajut; gave Miners Hostel, Ryton on Tyne, as the reply address

Haran, Yevhen

Staff

  • Greta Migrant CampNamed among the teachers at the camp in the 1966 history

Harasevych

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945listed, with an illegible initial, among the writers who came to the congress

Harasevych, Andrii

Resident

  • Orlyk Camppoet born in Lviv in 1917; taught in a camp gymnasium and was killed mountaineering on 24 July 1947

Harbuziuk, O.

Clergy

  • “The celebration of Holy Baptism at Korbach”, Doroha Pravdy, 1948Brother O. Harbuziuk opened the morning service at Korbach with a sermon
  • Conti CampBrother who opened the baptism service of 4 April 1948 with a reading and a sermon

Harbuziuk, Olexa

Clergy

  • CornbergBecame pastor of Cornberg’s Ukrainian Baptist congregation in 1946

Harry

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 21, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 21 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Hasenau

Clergy

  • CornbergGerman priest who gave financial help for the emergency chapel, opened Christmas 1945

Hasenberg-Butter, Irene

Resident

  • Lager Lindelewrote about the camp afterwards; her father died on the January 1945 transport

Hasenberg, John

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleborn Neumünster 1892; died on 23 January 1945 on the transport from Bergen-Belsen

Haushahn, Heinrich

Resident

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtonhostel leader at Harlaxton

Havrylyshyn, Bohdan

Resident

  • Karlsfeld Campmemoir describes rooms of eight double bunks, about fifteen young men to a room

Hayevska-Denes, Lidia · L. Haievska

Staff

  • Chullora Railway Campof the Ukrainian Women's Association; helped run the Saturday school and named as an early teacher

Hazelmajer, Teofil

Staff

  • JaworznoLieutenant; commandant of the Ukrainian section from March 1948

Heath, Harry · Hoath

Staff

  • HanauBritish UNRRA volunteer who took charge on 22 April 1945 and led the camp until June 1947

Heath, Muriel

Staff

  • HanauThe director’s wife; senior welfare officer in UNRRA Team 27

Hebda, George

Resident

  • Castle RankineA Pole; spoke fluent English and joined the 1950 talks to local societies

Heilig, Gerhard

Resident

  • Brackla HostelArrived at the Air Crew Allocation Centre in January 1945; supplied the group photograph

Heino

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 23, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 23 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Helma, Walter

Staff

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, AllingtonGerman medical officer at the camp

Henderson, Joseph

Official

  • Site plan of Prisoner of War Camp No. 69, PontelandChairman; the plan was approved at a Castle Ward Rural District Council meeting in May 1942

Hennadii

Clergy

  • Artillerie-KaserneArchbishop Hennadii was announced to celebrate in the camp's Orthodox church in July 1947

Herhel, Alexander · A. Herhel

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Hobart Saturday school in 1957; his memoir records the June 1949 transfer from Bonegilla

Hermaniuk, Maksym

Clergy

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolheaded the Ukrainian delegation to the 1946 Pax Romana congress on Archbishop Buchko's behalf

Herzog, Chaim

Official

  • Atlit Detention Campas president, declared the camp a national heritage site of clandestine immigration in 1987

Hnizdovsky, Jacques

Resident

  • Weyarnartist resident documenting the camp for UNRRA; given separate quarters and a large drawing table

Hodu, Wasyl

Resident

  • The Edinburgh Gazette, 6 November 1953, page 580late of E.V.W. Hostel, Crieff; died at Murray Royal Hospital, Perth, on 22 June 1953

Hoffman, Ignacy

Resident

  • Burnbrae Hostellabourer in a skinner’s yard, naturalised January 1949 from 260 Halliburton Place, Galashiels

Hoguo

Staff

  • Maierhof-Kasernerecorded as team director of UNRRA Team 143 from January 1946

Holland, Beverley

Staff

  • Pahīatua Reception and Training Centreone of the young teachers whose album and letters record the displaced-persons phase

Holland, Jack

Staff

  • Pahīatua Reception and Training Centreone of the young teachers whose album and letters record the displaced-persons phase

Holovka, Ya.

Resident

  • “Plast scouts on 14 March”, Chuzhynoiu number 3, Cornberg, 1946scout who recited poems at the camp's 14 March commemoration
  • CornbergScout who recited a poem at the Plast troop’s Carpatho-Ukraine anniversary, March 1946

Holub, Mariia

Staff

  • Ganghofersiedlungteacher seated in the centre of a 1946 class photograph of the Ukrainian folk school
  • The first-year class of the Ukrainian folk school at Regensburg-Oselia, 1946the teacher, seated in the centre of the 1946 first-year class photograph

Holztrattner

Official

  • Puch Campmayor; reported 513 people in the camp to Hallein on 12 June 1945

Horbul, Kateryna

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campfrom Synkiw; came to Benalla with her daughter and was assigned work at Latoof and Callil
  • Kateryna Horbul from Greta to Benalla, 1949 to 1957landed at Newcastle in September 1949 and was sent to the Greta centre to work in the kitchens

Horbul, Maria

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campthe camp school register gives her a camp date of 20 August 1951
  • Kateryna Horbul from Greta to Benalla, 1949 to 1957left in an orphanage at Maitland from 1949 until she joined her mother at Benalla in 1957

Hornykewytsch, Myron

Clergy

  • Asten Campfirst vicar general of the Byzantine ordinariate; reported 300 Byzantine-rite faithful at Asten, 1947

Horthy, Miklós

Resident

  • Schloss Hirschberg am HaarseeHungarian regent held in the house under guard from 18 October 1944 until 1 May 1945

Hranovsky, Oleksander

Visitor

  • Karlova Ves Refugee Campvisited the barracks on 12 July 1939 as president of the Organisation for the Rebirth of Ukraine
  • The Danube barracks to Karlova Ves, June 1939visited the Karlova Ves barracks on 12 July 1939, when the camp supported 180 people

Hrobelko, Roman

Resident

  • Fairseaorganised a mixed Ukrainian choir during the voyage that reached Newcastle in August 1949
  • Greta Migrant CampOrganised the mixed Ukrainian choir during the voyage to Australia
  • The Fairsea passengers to Greta, August 1949organised a mixed Ukrainian choir during the voyage; it appeared at Greta that month

Hrushetsky, Petro

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthamong the UAOC priests arriving in 1949; assigned to Adelaide

Hryhorii

Clergy

  • Artillerie-Kasernemet at the station by the parish council and held hierarchical services in the camp, June 1949

Hrynenko, Michael

Resident

  • CornbergMarried Anna Maria Zinkewycz at Cornberg on 25 October 1946; from Rozdol in the Lviv region
  • Michael Hrynenko and his son Roman at Cornberg, 1949photographed holding his two-year-old son at Cornberg in 1949, before the family left for Manitoba
  • Wedding of Anna Maria Zinkewycz and Michael Hrynenko at Cornberg, 25 October 1946married Anna Maria Zinkewycz at Cornberg on 25 October 1946

Hrynenko, Roman

Resident

  • CornbergPhotographed at Cornberg in 1949 aged two, before the family left for Manitoba
  • Michael Hrynenko and his son Roman at Cornberg, 1949two-year-old son held by his father at Cornberg in 1949

Hrynevycheva, Katria

Resident

  • Orlyk Campnovelist who died at the camp and is buried in the town cemetery

Hrytsai, Ostap

Resident

  • Orlyk Campnamed by the Encyclopedia of Modern Ukraine as editor of the camp’s literary monthly
  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on criticism, genre and the reader at the critical conference of October 1946

Hubarzhevsky, Ihor · Fr I. Hubarzhevsky · Ihor Hubarshewskyj · Ігор Губаржевський

Clergy

  • “The Shevchenko festival in the camp gymnasium”, Luna, Heidenau, 14 March 1946gymnasium teacher and mitred archpriest; read a paper and celebrated a requiem on 9 March 1946
  • Amisfield Park HostelOrthodox church leader who thanked the managers of Haddington Camp after a recent visit, 1948
  • Beith Industrial HostelHead of the General Council of the Ukrainian Autocephalic Orthodox Church; visited the hostel in 1948
  • Bilingual thanks to hostel managers naming Kingenclench, August-September 1948mitred archpriest thanking the managers of the hostels he had visited, Kingencleugh among them
  • Bilingual thanks to hostel managers naming Maidens, August-September 1948mitred archpriest; thanked the managers of the hostels he had recently visited, Maidens among them
  • Girvan HostelVery Reverend; had visited Maidens Hostel by August–September 1948 and thanked its managers
  • Heidenau Campa teacher at the gymnasium; read a paper on 'Shevchenko and the nation' in March 1946
  • Kingencleugh Agricultural Hostelhead of the Ukrainian Autocephalic Orthodox General Council; thanked managers at hostels he had visited

Hurley, David

Official

  • Greta Migrant CampGovernor-General; spoke at Greta at the 2019 anniversary weekend

Husar, Emil

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from Mittenwald Pionierkaserne, seeking Yevheniia and Yuliia Palykhat

Huth, Max

Resident

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtonhostel leader at Harrowby

I

Ibáñez Martín, José

Official

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolminister of national education, whose collaboration with the foreign minister produced the college

Il'chuk, Vasyl

Clergy

  • Seedorf Camprector of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox parish; ordained in Germany in 1947

Ilgner, Gunter

Resident

  • Castle RankineHeir to the site as the pig farmer’s co-worker; had himself been at the camp in 1947

Isaacs, George

Official

  • The Cuxhaven to Hull routeMinister of Labour; inspected Priory Road on 23 September 1947 and called it a first class job

Ivakh, Anhelyna

Resident

  • Search notice in Slovo, 24 March 1946sought by her mother in the notice following the Balaichuk entry

Ivashko

Resident

  • Chornohora page on General Petriv presenting the flag, 8 February 1948the standard-bearer to whom General Petriv ceremonially handed the flag

Ivashko, Yevhen

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernestandard-bearer to whom General Petriv presented the Chornohora flag on 8 February 1948

Ivaskiv, Teklia

Resident

  • Heidenau Campwrote the anniversary memoir recalling the move from Munster on 13 August 1945

Ives, Peter

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Izydora

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernesister of Olha Kosach-Kryvyniuk, with whom she was reunited in Augsburg

J

Jacobs, S. Denham

Visitor

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockvisitor who made the re-education survey of Sandyhillock Camp, 15 to 18 February 1947
  • North Hillmade the re-educational survey of 11 to 15 August 1947, recording a strength of 928
  • Sandyhillock Hostelinspector who recorded 269 men at headquarters and 638 across the camp in February 1947

Jacoby · Uffz. Jacoby

Resident

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockdeputy camp leader, described as fairly young and highly intelligent, expected to succeed Kiel
  • Sandyhillock Hostelcorporal, deputy German camp leader in February 1947

Jagodic · Dr Jagodic

Clergy

  • Trofaiach Camppapal delegate who confirmed thirty young people in the camp on 13 June 1948

Jahn, Hans

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Bankfoot, graded C

Janicke, Werner

Resident

  • Bela River Hostelcamp leader; signed the Nativity scene’s dedication at Christmas 1946

Jermalok, Kalina

Resident

  • Waterschei CampUkrainian witness who saw the camp chief strike men with a length of rubber hose

Johnson

Staff

  • Virnsbergrecorded in the inventory as the camp's field supervisor

Jonckheere

Staff

  • Kriegsschule Camprecorded as field supervisor for the Hersfeld camp

Jurga

Clergy

  • Niederlahnsteinthe camp chaplain, who led the service in the new chapel at the nuncio's visit

K

Kachmar, D.

Clergy

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrerecorded as spending time at Bonegilla after arriving in Australia in 1949

Kafaoğlu, Nazım

Staff

  • Kastamonuproposed as manager of the new Yozgat guesthouse at 250 lira a month

Kairys, P.

Resident

  • Windlestone Hallten shillings of the Lithuanian branch's December 1948 contribution came from P. Kairys
  • Windlestone Hall's contribution in Britanijos Lietuvis, 9 December 1948listed within the Windlestone Hall branch's £2 1s contribution to the National Fund

Kaldunski

Clergy

  • Artillerie-Kasernethe Polish DPs' informal leader, who promised co-operation before a search of the camps

Kalynovych

Resident

  • “Plast scouts on 14 March”, Chuzhynoiu number 3, Cornberg, 1946engineer and guardian of the Plast kish; gave a recollection of March 1939 in Transcarpathia
  • CornbergEngineer and the Plast troop’s guardian; spoke on “March days in Transcarpathia, 1939”

Kanda

Clergy

  • Buckenberg-Kasernefather; began the memorial service at the Bazar commemoration of 21 November 1948

Karman, Vasyl

Resident

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlaled the drama circle, giving five performances in the camp and four outside it

Karmanin, Yurii · Georg Karmanin

Resident

  • Miranda de Ebroengineer; with Drahan the only Ukrainian in the camp for several months from January 1944
  • Pamplona to Miranda de Ebro, January 1944crossed the Pyrenees with Drahan in October 1943 and reached Miranda on 1 January 1944

Kazakov

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-CloudLieutenant Kazakov, commandant of Assembly Point No. 13

Kedys, J.

Resident

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernechairman of the association of the 97 Lithuanian students enrolled at the town’s university in 1947

Keenleyside, H. L.

Official

  • The Canadian Bulk Labour and Close Relatives SchemesDeputy Minister who framed the programme as enlightened self-interest and later urged priority for relatives

Khomyn, B.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Khorostil, Yaroslav

Resident

  • Somme-Kaserneleft for Canada on 23 January 1948, recorded in the sports report

Khydra, N.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the second row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Kiefen

Staff

  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, MoorbyStabsarzt, listed as the German medical officer

Kiel · S/Fw. Kiel

Resident

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockcamp leader, excellent as such but leaving re-education to those he thought better qualified
  • Sandyhillock Hostelstaff sergeant, the German camp leader in February 1947

Kikta, Stepan

Resident

  • Chornohora page on the match against Zoria of Schweinfurt, 31 March 1946chairman of the society; at the microphone welcoming the sportsmen from Schweinfurt, 31 March 1946
  • Somme-Kaserneat the microphone welcoming Zoria of Schweinfurt on 31 March 1946

King, P. C.

Staff

  • Hellenic PrinceMaster; used the newsletter of 5 January 1951 to accuse the passengers of mutiny

Kipel, Vitaut

Resident

  • Michelsdorfthe Bavaria unit of the Kastus Kalinouski scout troop was formed in 1947 under him

Kirschke, Hermann

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Calvine, graded B+

Kitt, Nikola

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centreidentified as Ukrainian; worked as kitchen hand and cook, later in hygiene and boot repair

Klausner

Staff

  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, Moorbyinterpreter sergeant, described as capable and enthusiastic about re-education

Klein

Staff

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelsStudienleiter in the main camp and also dental officer, graded A
  • Page 2 of the March 1947 Camp 63 report on flooding and snowdriftsthe Studies Leader, also the camp dentist: enthusiastic, capable and pleasant

Klen, Yuriy

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernethe camp’s literary circle held an author’s evening of the poet on 12 December 1945

Klish

Resident

  • Chornohora page on basketball at Somme-Kaserne, 1947contests the ball and passes to Ya. Sharko in the game against Lev, 5 October 1947

Klish, J.

Resident

  • Woodside Migrant HostelDirected the male choir Homin, founded on 8 June 1949 at a railway builders’ camp

Kliuk, Osyp

Resident

  • Nova Howerlaa chairman of the sports society Burevii, founded in the camp on 6 December 1945

Klok, Mrs

Staff

  • UNRRA memorandum on the Leoben children's committee, January 1947ex officio member of the children's committee elected to consider repatriation

Klushin

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-CloudLieutenant Klushin commanded one of the companies at Assembly Point No. 13

Klymenko, Leonid · Captain Klymenko

Staff

  • Kamianytsia Sich Campcaptain commanding the Ukrainian camp; reported 500 Sich members and 20 officers
  • Karlova Ves Refugee Campappointed commandant when the camp moved to Karlova Ves on 26 June 1939
  • The Danube barracks to Karlova Ves, June 1939captain; named commandant when the camp moved to separate barracks at Karlova Ves
  • Ubľa to Kamianytsia, March 1939a Ukrainian camp was formed at Kamianytsia under Captain Leonid Klymenko

Knaake

Resident

  • Balhary Hosteleditor of the camp newspaper Huettenboten, which appeared twice a month

Kobasa

Resident

  • Drummond to Nova Howerla, summer 1948dates Drummond's dissolution to summer 1948 and recalls residents moving to Nova Howerla

Kobylinski, Ryszard Kazimir

Resident

  • Woodside Migrant HostelThere from 1949 to 1954; said the accommodation was worse than the camps he had known in Europe

Kodak, Yurii

Resident

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kaserneborn 1916, trained at the academies of fine art in Lviv and Kyiv; named in the 1948 catalogue

Kohl

Staff

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelssecond lieutenant, listed as interpreter
  • Page 2 of the March 1947 Camp 63 report on flooding and snowdriftsthe Interpreter Officer, at the camp since October, previously a staff sergeant at 199 camp

Kolomiiets, O.

Resident

  • “From the life of Ukrainians at Mattenberg”, Chuzhynoiu, 1946signed the report on Ukrainian life in the camp, where more than 400 Ukrainians live
  • Mattenberg Campwrote from Mattenberg in 1946 describing more than 400 Ukrainians and their self-education circles

Kolomyitsiv

Clergy

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centreremembered trying to shoo a possum from the altar of the camp chapel at Easter

Kopiakivsky, N. · M. Kopyakivsky · о. М. Коп'яківський

Clergy

  • Letter of 8 April 1951 naming Uranquinty among pastoral visitswrote that he had been to Bonegilla, Uranquinty and numerous camps in Sydney
  • Priest's account of a visit to Uranquinty, 27-29 March 1950the priest whose letter records his visit to Uranquinty on 27–29 March 1950
  • Scheyville Holding CentreSydney priest credited with helping the women's branch educational work
  • Uranquinty Migrant Centrevisited Uranquinty from 27 to 29 March 1950 before travelling to Bonegilla

Kopiakivskyi, M.

Clergy

  • Greta Migrant CampHis letter of 8 April 1951 describes Boskyi’s visits and 200 families in their community there

Koppe, Paul

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Burrellton, graded B

Kopyakivsky, M. · Kopiakivsky, M. · Коп’яківський

Clergy

  • Letter of 8 April 1951 naming Parkes among camp visitswrote on 8 April 1951 of visiting Bonegilla, Uranquinty and Sydney camps, hearing confessions and teaching children
  • Parkes Migrant Camphis letter of 8 April 1951 records Ukrainian Catholic priests’ camp visits, naming Parkes

Korol, I.

Staff

  • Somme-Kaserneteacher whose published recollection is drawn on for the camp school's history

Korol, Roman

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernespent part of his childhood here; his father served as a school principal

Korol, V.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the second row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Korzhanivska, L.

Resident

  • Scheyville Holding Centreorganised the founding meeting of the Ukrainian Women's Association branch

Kos, Mrs

Staff

  • UNRRA memorandum on the Leoben children's committee, January 1947of the Yugoslav Red Cross; ex officio member of the children's committee

Kosach

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhnamed among the masters of the pen living and working at the Neubeuern castle camp
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed with Shcherbak among the writers living there; their collection Viter nad Ukrainoiu had appeared

Kosach-Kryvyniuk, Olha

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernephysician and writer who reached the camp seriously ill and died on 11 November 1945

Kosach, Iurii

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernere-elected to the MUR executive at its second congress in the town, 15–16 March 1947

Kosach, Yurii · Yu. Kosach

Visitor

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on criticism, genre and the reader at the critical conference of October 1946
  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Kossar, Volodymyr

Visitor

  • Karlova Ves Refugee Campthe engineer who visited the barracks with Hranovsky on 12 July 1939
  • The Danube barracks to Karlova Ves, June 1939visited the Karlova Ves barracks on 12 July 1939, when the camp supported 180 people

Kostetsky, I.

Visitor

  • Lagarde-Kasernespoke on Ukrainian realism at the MUR writers’ congress, 21–23 December 1945

Kostetsky, Ihor · I. Kostetsky · Ihor Kostets'kyi

Visitor

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on criticism, genre and the reader at the critical conference of October 1946
  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945read a paper on Ukrainian realism of the twentieth century at the congress

Kostiushko, Leonid

Resident

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kaserneborn Lviv 1909, a forced labourer from 1942 and by then cultural leader of the camp at Mainleus

Koval, V.

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernelisted on the first issue's imprint as a member of Ukrainian Thought's editorial board

Kovalchuk, M.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Kovalenko

Clergy

  • Chornohora page on the Greek Catholic service and blessing of the flag, 8 February 1948Blessed the society’s flag with Father Tymkivskyi in the Autocephalous Orthodox church
  • Somme-Kasernewith Fr Tymkivskyi blessed the Chornohora flag in the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox church

Kovalenko

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-Cloudjunior politruk, political officer of Assembly Point No. 13

Kovalenko, V.

Clergy

  • “From camp life”: the liturgy in the Servatius hospital, 30 October 1945father; one of three priests who celebrated the liturgy in the Servatius hospital

Kovner, Abba

Staff

  • Jewish Survivors to IsraelThe Brichah grew from a meeting of young Zionists in Lublin in late 1944 around him

Kowald, Heinz

Resident

  • Barony Hostelillustrator of Litfassaeule, the camp newspaper of Barony Camp No 298

Kowalsky, Mykola

Resident

  • Nelson Baymarried Iryna Matlock in August 1949, the first marriage of migrants at the hostel

Kozlov, Vladimir

Resident

  • Klungset BedehusUkrainian sent over from Frostfilet who lodged in the prayer house while the hospital job lasted

Kozolkovska, E.

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centreheaded the women's branch committee elected on 21 November 1949

Krainyk, Petro

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelsupervised the kitchen within the Ukrainian team

Kramarenko, Nicolai

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Krausauskis, Adolf

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ Hostelcoal miner from Latvia, naturalised in April 1953 from 7 Anderson Avenue

Kravchenko

Resident

  • “The SUM members are leaving…” in Sumivetsbandura player whose solo items drew particular warmth from those present

Kravetskyj, A.

Resident

  • Woodside Migrant HostelThe dance ensemble Kolomyjka was formed under his direction

Krebs, Werner

Resident

  • Inspection return for Balhary camp, October 1947entered on the October 1947 return as Lagersprecher, the camp spokesman

Kreiza, Aleksander

Resident

  • Burnbrae Hosteltentering machine attendant, naturalised December 1955 from 55 Galapark Road, Galashiels

Kruesel, Oskar

Resident

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtonhostel leader at the Woolfox satellite

Krunytė, Bronė

Resident

  • Beith Industrial HostelGave Beith Industrial Hostel as her address in a search for her brother, 22 May 1948
  • Search notice in Žiburiai, 22 May 1948of Beith Industrial Hostel, Ayrshire; sought her brother Juozas, born 1922 in Vainutas parish

Krupnytsky, Bohdan · B. Krupnytsky

Visitor

  • Heidenau Campcame to the camp five times and gave the residents twenty lectures on Ukrainian history

Krytiuk, Mykola

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthone of two deacons in Sydney who volunteered for the work in 1949

Kryveshko

Resident

  • Bagnolia choir was formed at once under his direction and sang the Divine Liturgy each Sunday

Kucharek, Andrej

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 20, Polish, born 30 October 1921, card 085853, on the transport to Herbesthal

Kuczma, Leonid

Official

  • JaworznoPresent at the unveiling of the monument at the burial ground on 23 May 1998

Kulartz, H. J.

Staff

  • Sandyhillock HostelEnglish teacher who had come through camps in Egypt and a course at Wilton Park

Kulczyckyj, Iwan

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 6, recorded Ukr.Pol, born 26 March 1907, on the transport from Somme Kaserne to Herbesthal

Kurinnyi, Petro

Staff

  • Somme-Kaserneidentified as director of the university courses that opened on 4 February 1946

Kurylenko, I.

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungconducted the church choir

Kushnir, Vasyl

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostelvisited the hostel from Canada, among visitors to its reading room

Kuzewicz, Paska

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Kuzewicz, Walentyna

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Kvintufelyтė, E.

Staff

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernetaught the camp’s Lithuanian primary school

Kwaśniewski, Aleksander

Official

  • JaworznoPresent at the unveiling of the monument at the burial ground on 23 May 1998

Kwiatkowski, Henry M.

Resident

  • A troopship berthed at Bremerhaven, 1953carried with his fellow Lodge Act soldiers from Bremerhaven to New York in 1953

Kwiatkowski, Stanisław

Staff

  • JaworznoCaptain; commandant of the Ukrainian section

Kwitnycka, Ludmilla

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Kwitnycka, Walentyna

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Kysilevskyi, Kost

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernepedagogue named among the teachers of the camp’s schools

Kytasty, Hryhoriy

Visitor

  • Heidenau Campvisiting performer with his choir and bandura chapel

L

Laba, Vasyl

Clergy

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseerector; stayed behind at Hirschberg in protest when UNRRA moved the seminary to Mittenwald

Landstreet

Staff

  • DP-Camp Wolkeringteam director recorded for UNRRA Team 120 Regensburg, which ran the camp

Landstreet, Berent F.

Staff

  • Ganghofersiedlungdirector of UNRRA Team 120 from 4 December 1945; returned to Philadelphia after seven months

Langedyk, Dierck Simon

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleblind president of the league of blind Jews in Amsterdam; died in the camp hospital 3 March 1945

Lapychak, Toma

Resident

  • Orlyk Campheaded the management board that ran the camp and edited its journal

Lassally, Franz

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleborn Hamburg 1901; died on 23 January 1945 on the transport from Bergen-Belsen

Laub, Otto

Resident

  • Castle RankineGerman prisoner who made the painted wall panels rescued during the 1990 clearance

Lauffaart, Harry

Resident

  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelborn Tallinn 1927, died at Ryton-on-Tyne in 1992; the notice does not place him in the hostel

Lawrie, R. G.

Clergy

  • Castle RankineConducted the Yugoslav residents’ tribute to General Mihailović in July 1948

Lawton, H. · Lt. Col. H. Lawton

Staff

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockofficer commanding Sandyhillock Camp 67; co-operative but with no initiative of his own
  • Sandyhillock HostelLieutenant-Colonel commanding the camp and its outlying accommodation in February 1947

Lea

Resident

  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeWife of Anton Sziller; went to Cowra in 1949 while he went to Adelaide

Lena

Resident

  • Bagnolia soprano from the Poltava region named among the camp’s singers

Lenartowicz, Kazimierz Jan Pobog · Kazimierz Jan Lenart

Resident

  • Dunning Hostelof The Square Inch, Dunning; recorded his change of name on 2 October 1970

Leschallas, H. F. · Major H. F. Leschallas

Staff

  • Kingencleugh Agricultural Hostelcommanded the camp at the Red Cross inspection of 30 May 1945

Lev, Vasyl

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernepedagogue named among the teachers of the camp’s schools

Levin, Kalman

Official

  • Sha’ar HaAliyahOf the Absorption Department’s Haifa office; wrote that the camp had to be fenced and closed

Lewis

Staff

  • Caserma ZucchiMajor Lewis, one of two British officers named as the camp's commanders in 1946

Liaturynska, O.

Resident

  • Bois-Brûlé-KasernePaintings by the well-known woman artist were offered as prizes in the camp’s lottery

Liebowko, Iwan

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 4, Polish, born 29 August 1915, on the transport from Somme Kaserne to Herbesthal

Liere

Resident

  • Treffling Campdesigned the staging for the camp's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream

Lindsay

Staff

  • Asten CampUNRRA welfare officer at Asten, an Australian, discussing the hot houses with his chief gardener

Lipets'kyi, Yevsevii · E. Lipeckyj

Resident

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kaserneborn Verbivtsi 1889; responsible for art in the 1948 exhibition and called the community’s cultural leader

Lippok, Paul

Resident

  • Kildary Hostelformer German prisoner who recalled the two-hutted camp and cycled to Kildary each Saturday to register

Lisauskas, S.

Clergy

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kaserneone of three priests who served the camp’s Lithuanian parish in turn

Lisiak, Joseph M.

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernethe field supervisor who presented both 1948 exhibition catalogues

Liskevych, Osyp

Resident

  • Altöttinger Hofchairman of the Ukrainian society Prolom, founded at Altötting on 5 May 1947
  • Zwölf Apostelchairman of the Ukrainian sports society Prolom, founded at Altötting on 5 May 1947

Littlejohn · Wing Commander Littlejohn

Staff

  • Nelson Baycommandant of the hostel in 1950

Lloyd

Official

  • “The IRO chief in Australia will visit the British zone”, Ukrainske Slovo, 12 September 1948Major-General, head of the IRO in Australia; visited the Seedorf camp in September 1948

Lloyd

Visitor

  • Seedorf Camphead of the IRO in Australia; visited Seedorf, where many families were waiting to leave

Lobo, Helio

Visitor

  • Resettlement to BrazilBrazilian delegate who toured camps at Frankfurt, Munich, Heidelberg, Salzburg, Vienna, Graz and Innsbruck

Loesen, Toni

Resident

  • Monymusk Hostelillustrated the prisoners’ magazine Deer Park Ring, first issued 24 August 1946

Lohyn, Andrii

Resident

  • Search notice giving a Maierhofkaserne address, in Ukrainske slovoseeking relatives and fellow villagers from Perevolochna, Zolochiv district

Loof

Staff

  • DP-Camp B, Ammerländer HeerstraßeLagerführer of the communal camp at Ammerländer Heerstraße 211

Lopuszanski, Matwij

Resident

  • Nova Howerlaused the camp as his return address in a June 1948 Hromada notice seeking Henryk Liutostavsky

Loza, Mykhailo

Resident

  • Ziegelmaschsole nominee for organisational officer, elected with 301 votes in February 1947

Lueders, Budo

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Errol, graded B

Lukianenko, Vira

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Hobart Ukrainian Saturday school in 1959 and 1960

Lukomskyj, Antin

Clergy

  • PionierkaserneFirst pastor of the Ukrainian Catholic church fitted out in one of the camp barracks

Lutsyk

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at Neubeuern
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed first among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at the camp

Lutz, Marina

Staff

  • Somers Migrant Holding Centrepublished recollections of teaching at the camp school in 1950

Lylyk, Honorata · Honorata Lynik · Лилик Гонората

Resident

  • Kaiser-Wilhelm-KaserneHer tracing notice of 24 March 1946 gives block E, room 2 at the barracks as reply address
  • Search notice in Slovo, 24 March 1946searching for her sister; reply address Kaiser-Wilhelm-Kaserne, Amberg, block E, room 2

Lysiak, Oleh

Visitor

  • PionierkaserneJournalist who described the INKOPF volleyball tournament in Pionier’s hall, 26 June 1948

Lystwych, W.

Resident

  • Lys Mykyta subscription notice naming Raylees YMCA Hostel, 1949Named at YMCA Hostel Raylees, Elsdon, as the magazine’s representative in England
  • Raylees Hostelnamed as Lys Mykyta's representative in England at YMCA Hostel Raylees

Lytvyn

Resident

  • Creca Hostelgave a recitation at the UPA anniversary gathering in the hostel
  • Report on a Creca gathering in Ukrainska Dumka, 1950gave a recitation at the ceremonial gathering held in the hostel

M

MacDonald, Erick

Staff

  • Macmerry Hostelcommandant, described in the account as a former colonel of the British air force

Maclean, A.

Staff

  • Macmerry Hostelassisted Mactaggert, who represented the agricultural ministry

Mactaggert, F.

Staff

  • Macmerry Hostelrepresented the Ministry of Agriculture at the hostel

Madornij, Mychailo

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 13, born 21 May 1910; his card number is struck through on the roll

Makota, Wasyl

Resident

  • Camp Ohioentered the camp in October 1945 and left in April 1948 through Westward Ho!
  • Wasyl Makota from Camp Ohio to Britain and Canada, 1945 to 1951entered Camp Ohio in October 1945 and left in April 1948 through Westward Ho!

Malanchuk, Volodymyr

Clergy

  • Schloss Hirschberg am HaarseeFather who taught at the seminary and took the building of the library in hand himself

Malone, William

Clergy

  • Windlestone Hallpriest in Ferryhill who reported 210 German prisoners and could not provide Sunday Mass

Maltsev, Viktor

Resident

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-Cloudflown out of Beauregard in 1946, taken to Moscow in May and hanged in August

Malynovs'kyi, Oleksandr

Clergy

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseeformerly apostolic administrator of the Lemko region; became president and rector for discipline

Mamtschak, Lydia

Resident

  • Chullora Railway Campshe and her mother were sent to Greta while her father went to Chullora
  • Greta Migrant CampRecalls being sent with her mother to Greta while her father went to Chullora
  • The Mamtschak family from Bathurst to Greta and Chullora, 1949arrived in Sydney with her parents on 6 June 1949 after displacement from Lviv to Austria

Manastyrsky, I.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagerengineer and chairman of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, pictured with the 1947 first eleven
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947the engineer, named as chairman of the society in the 1947 team photograph

Mandzenko-Siry, Iosyp

Resident

  • Reinhardt-Kasernefounded Rozvaha, among the first Ukrainian theatres in postwar western Germany

Manunczak, Bazil

Resident

  • Greta Migrant CampInterviewed on displaced persons in the Hunter Region for the Margaret Henry archive

Manylo, Ivan

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernefabulist; read at the camp’s traditional literary Wednesday on 16 January 1946

Maria

Resident

  • Andrej Bornos's Bonegilla identity card, 1949entered as wife under next of kin on Andrej Bornos’s Bonegilla identity card
  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centreshe and her daughter Elisabeth went to Cowra while Nikolaus H went to a Melbourne glass manufacturer
  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeWife of Nikolaus H; sent with their daughter to Cowra in 1949

Martín Artajo, Alberto

Official

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolforeign minister whose collaboration with the education minister produced the college

Martinkus, V.

Clergy

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kaserneone of three priests who served the camp’s Lithuanian parish in turn

Matiash, Vasyl

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centreorganised a choir early in 1949 and appeared as conductor and soloist in Bonegilla and Albury

Matlock, Iryna

Resident

  • Nelson Baymarried Mykola Kowalsky at the Nelson Bay Roman Catholic church in August 1949; both Ukrainians

Matsiak, V.

Resident

  • Camp chronicle page on the memorial and Sheptytsky programme, 7 November 1945gave the lecture “The November Days” to about 80 people, mostly young, in the artillery camp

Matthews

Staff

  • Nova Howerlarecorded as field supervisor for the camp under UNRRA Team 56

Matyczak

Clergy

  • Burnbrae HostelUkrainian Catholic priest who came monthly to say Mass at the Galashiels Catholic church

Maxwell · Lt. Col. Maxwell

Staff

  • Deer Park Hostellieutenant-colonel described by the April 1948 inspector as a sympathetic commandant
  • Milner's April 1948 report listing nine prisoners at Mortonhallcommanding officer of Deer Park camp, Dalkeith, in the April 1948 report
  • Milner's April 1948 survey naming the Ukrainian hostel at Amisfieldcommanding officer of Deer Park camp, Dalkeith, in the April 1948 report
  • Milner's report on the April 1948 Deer Park inspectionlieutenant colonel recorded as commanding officer of the camp

Maykovska, O.

Resident

  • Scheyville Holding Centreon the branch committee; taught the children and directed their choir

McCabe, Thomas Leo

Clergy

  • Annsmuir Hostelpriest-in-charge of St Columba's, Cupar, under which Sunday Mass in the camp was listed in 1953
  • Scottish Catholic Directory entry for Sunday Mass at Ansmuir Camp, 1953priest-in-charge at Cupar, from which the 10 a.m. Sunday Mass in Ansmuir Camp was served

McCririck, D. H. G. · Lieutenant Colonel McCrerick

Staff

  • Annsmuir HostelLieutenant Colonel McCririck, commandant, proud of what had been achieved in the camp

McGlashan, J. G.

Visitor

  • Hellenic PrinceCommonwealth medical officer; found conditions not to be found in the worst prisons

Medvediv, Leonid

Resident

  • Fairsealater conducted choirs at Greta Migrant Camp, which the ship’s passengers filled
  • Greta Migrant CampLater conducted choirs at the camp
  • The Fairsea passengers to Greta, August 1949later conducted choirs at the camp

Melde

Resident

  • Sandyhillock Hosteledited a camp magazine of 120 copies every two months and a weekly news digest

Melnema, Helene

Resident

  • Graylands Migrant Centrearrived from the Netherlands in 1953 after Holden; found Graylands the friendlier of the two

Merunovich, Sofija

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campentered on the camp school register on 16 November 1949, the day it opened its books

Meshko, Yurko

Staff

  • Kamianytsia Sich Campnamed as quartermaster and adjutant when the camp reached Karlova Ves
  • Karlova Ves Refugee Campplatoon commander appointed quartermaster and adjutant on 26 June 1939

Metzger

Staff

  • Luitpold-Kasernerecorded as a field supervisor of the Ludwigsburg assembly centre

Meyer, Kurt

Staff

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, AllingtonGerman dentist at the camp

Miller, R. D.

Visitor

  • Sandyhillock Hostelvisited 24–27 January 1948, found 322 men and inspected the English classes

Milner, J. C.

Visitor

  • Amisfield Park Hostelsurveyed the Deer Park organisation 27 to 29 April 1948 and noted the Ukrainian hostel at Amisfield
  • Deer Park Hostelinspected the camp on 27–29 April 1948 and described a hospitable atmosphere
  • Milner's April 1948 report listing nine prisoners at Mortonhallvisitor whose report of 27 to 29 April 1948 lists nine prisoners at Mortonhall
  • Milner's April 1948 survey naming the Ukrainian hostel at Amisfieldvisitor who made the re-educational survey of 27 to 29 April 1948 naming the Amisfield hostel
  • Milner's report on the April 1948 Deer Park inspectionmade the re-educational survey of 27 to 29 April 1948 and reported on 10 May
  • Mortonhall Hostellisted nine prisoners of war at Mortonhall in his survey of 27–29 April 1948
  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, Moorbynamed as visitor for the re-educational survey of 10–13 March 1948

Minchin

Staff

  • North Hilllieutenant colonel commanding Camp 75 in the August and October 1947 inspections

Minchin, L. E. G.

Staff

  • Inspector's report for North Hill Camp, 22-24 October 1947Lieutenant-Colonel, commandant of North Hill Camp, October 1947

Mirykiv, P.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named first in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Mitka

Resident

  • Miranda de Ebrofrom the Kuban; one of three Ukrainians who reached the camp in spring 1944

Mobro · Mobre

Staff

  • Fliegerhorst-Kasernedirector recorded for UNRRA Team 506 Böblingen, as Mobro or Mobre

Moch, Bohdan

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, seeking Vasyl Muchinskyi

Moiseev, Arkadij

Clergy

  • Ergolding CampArchpriest; from November 1945 took over care of the believers in the Ergolding camp

Moisiievsky, Mykola

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionlisted as a candidate for membership of the camp’s control commission

Molka, Martha

Resident

  • Treffling Campdirected the camp's best-remembered production, A Midsummer Night's Dream

Moore, Mrs

Visitor

  • Pamplona Provincial Prisonfrom the American embassy in Madrid, visited the detained Ukrainians

Morcillo, Casimiro

Clergy

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolarchbishop of Madrid-Alcalá, involved personally in funding and sitting on the OCAU board

Morgan · S/Sgt. Morgan

Staff

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockinterpreter at Sandyhillock Camp 67, keen on re-educational activities
  • Sandyhillock Hostelstaff sergeant serving as interpreter at the camp in February 1947

Morillo, Santiago

Clergy

  • Colegio Santiago ApóstolSpanish bi-ritual priest who first looked after the Ukrainian residents

Moroz

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at Neubeuern
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at the camp

Morozova, L.

Resident

  • Bois-Brûlé-KasernePaintings by the well-known woman artist were offered as prizes in the camp’s lottery

Moser, Heribert

Resident

  • Bela River Hostelhelped with the Beetham parish magazine

Moskal, Mariia

Resident

  • Scheyville Holding Centrenamed as chair of the Ukrainian Women's Association branch founded 27 January 1951

Moskin, Marietta

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleborn Vienna 1928; told her group’s story in a book Biberach pupils translated

Moskwa, Jakiw

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from Mittenwald Pionierkaserne, seeking Mariia and Anna Skrynkovska

Mossman, Nancy

Staff

  • Enoggerataught at both the Enoggera and the Wacol immigration centres and assembled the school photographs

Motolych, E.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Motora, Sabin · Savin Motora

Staff

  • Grosulovolast camp commandant; on 10 March 1944 marched the prisoners west to the Dniester

Motuzenko, M.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Mowczan, Mykola

Resident

  • Northam Army Campspoke in 2007 of migrants recommencing their lives in the barracks and tents of Northam

Mstyslav

Clergy

  • Heidenau Campcame to the camp on 7 August 1946 and visited the parish church, where a moleben was celebrated

Murray-Lyon

Staff

  • Sandyhillock Hostelmajor commanding the Italian Labour Battalion at Camp 67 in autumn 1945

Murray, Alexander MacLeod

Clergy

  • Bela River Hostelmoved to Beetham in January 1946 and treated the camp’s prisoners as parishioners
  • The Reverend Alexander MacLeod Murraydeveloped friendships between Beetham parish and Bela's prisoners

Mussolini

Resident

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseebrought to the house on 19 September 1943 after his rescue from the Gran Sasso; stayed until the twenty-third

Mustafa Kemal

Visitor

  • Kastamonuphotographed on 24 August 1925 inspecting a guard of honour before the barracks

Muts, Oleksander

Resident

  • Nova Howerlaalso active in the camp sports society Burevii, founded on 6 December 1945

Muzyka, Andrii

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionlisted first among the candidates for membership of the camp’s control commission
  • Ziegelmaschanswered Shumka, defending the nomination rules that required ten residents’ support

Mykhail

Clergy

  • “Consecration of the Orthodox church at Schleissheim” in Tserkovnyi visnykarchbishop who came from Munich on 28 July to consecrate the new church
  • Schleißheimarchbishop; came from Munich on 28 July to consecrate the camp church

Mykytyn, Yulian · Father Yulian Mykytyn

Clergy

  • Grenadier-Kasernepriest serving Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen through the camp years
  • Luitpold-Kasernenamed in the parish history as serving Ukrainian pastoral care at Ludwigsburg from 1951

N

Nadolynnyi, Vasyl

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 30 January 1947 on elections and trainingcandidate for deputy camp commandant who resigned; proposed opening a small tannery with instruction
  • Ziegelmaschproposed a small tannery where people could learn a trade

Nahirna, Stefania · Stefaniia Nahirna

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungmanager of the camp's toy workshop, photographed at the far right of the trestle table

Nahirna, Stefaniia

Staff

  • The toy workshop of the Ukrainian camp at Regensburgworkshop manager, sitting at the far right in the toy workshop photograph

Nasarenko, Edgar

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Nasarenko, Krystel

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Nathan, Arthur · Arturo Nathan

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleborn Trieste 1891; reached Biberach 17 November 1944 and died in the camp hospital eight days later

Nebola, Iryna

Staff

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlaled the camp’s course for the illiterate, which had twenty people

Nedilskyi, Ivan

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernethe composer among the teachers; taught the camp choir’s music theory

Neiva, Artur Hehl

Official

  • Resettlement to Brazilhead of the selection commissions; recommended taking Balts, Ukrainians, Poles, White Russians and Yugoslavs

Neumann, Erhard

Resident

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtondeputy camp leader

Neuwersch, Rudolf · Neuwesch · R. Neuwersch

Resident

  • Castle RankineCamp leader, a former officer in the Yugoslav Fleet Air Arm; translated Woodburn’s remarks

Nikolaus H

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrewent to a Melbourne glass manufacturer while Maria and Elisabeth went to Cowra
  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeArrived 1949; sent to a glass manufacturer in Melbourne while his family went to Cowra

Nimtsiv, Mykhailo

Resident

  • Greta Migrant CampDescribes his own work establishing a school and Plast group at the camp

Nina

Resident

  • Andrej Bornos's Bonegilla identity card, 1949entered as a child under next of kin on Andrej Bornos’s Bonegilla identity card

Noble, Gordon

Resident

  • Bill Bremner and Gordon Noble at Monymusk camp, 1949photographed at Monymusk camp in 1949; nationality or resident status not specified
  • Monymusk Hostelphotographed beside a vehicle at Monymusk camp in 1949; the caption gives no resident status

Noot, Juri

Resident

  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelson of Estonian displaced people; his stepfather worked as interpreter at the hostel

Noot, V.

Staff

  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelwelfare officer of the coal miners’ hostel; took on arrangements for the 1949 Newcastle gathering

Nordby

Staff

  • Forstner-Kasernefield supervisor of Area 2 Ludwigsburg, to which the staging centre belonged
  • Rheinland-KaserneField supervisor for Area 2 named in the camp inventory

Nowicki, Halina

Resident

  • DP-Camp G, Sandplatzdeported to Oldenburg in 1943; from September 1944 lived in the Sandplatz camp and worked at Leichtmetall

Nowicki, Jan

Resident

  • DP-Camp G, Sandplatzborn 1935, housed with his family at Sportplatz and Sandplatz; injured in an Allied bombing raid
  • DP-Camp H, Unterm Bergborn 1935; housed with his family in the Sportplatz and Sandplatz camps

Nutter

Staff

  • Luitpold-Kasernerecorded as a field supervisor of the Ludwigsburg assembly centre

Nyshchyk, S.

Visitor

  • “The celebration of Holy Baptism at Korbach”, Doroha Pravdy, 1948chairman of the church council, of Munich, present at the Korbach baptism of 4 April 1948
  • Conti Campchairman of the Ukrainian Evangelical Baptist Church council, came from Munich for the 1948 baptism

O

Obukh, Nataliia

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostela nursing lieutenant, a Ukrainian from Sniatyn, among the visiting Polish Corps officers

Ohrodnyk-Zhylava, Anastasiia

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kaserneconducted the choir founded in the camp gymnasium in 1945

Ohrynovska, N.

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centreher embroidery collection featured in two exhibitions of Ukrainian art

Olga

Resident

  • Broadmeadowstransferred here in 1953 and worked in the hostel kitchen for nearly fifteen years
  • The Fairsea and Castel Bianco to Port Melbourne, 1949 to 1950had been in camps around Bielefeld and Munster; sailed October 1949 with a two-year-old son

Olha

Staff

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlaran the Drummond kindergarten, attended by eighteen children

Omelianovych-Pavlenko, Mykhailo

Visitor

  • Buckenberg-Kasernecolonel general; lectured in the camp clubroom on the Ukrainian-Polish war of 1918 and 1919

Onufrij, Hryhorij

Clergy

  • CornbergUkrainian priest who supplied workers for the emergency chapel, opened Christmas 1945

Oprel, Herman A.

Staff

  • Letter of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg naming its four campsdeputy director of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg on the 1947 letterhead
  • Letter of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg naming its four campsdeputy director of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg on the 1947 letterhead
  • Luitpold-Kasernedeputy director of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg on the April 1947 letterhead

Osakivsky

Resident

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlaconductor of the Drummond camp choir, from the neighbouring DP camp Nova Howerla

Osakivskyi

Resident

  • Nova Howerlacame from Nova Howerla to act as choirmaster at the neighbouring Drummond camp

Ostash

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhthe carver living and working there, making chiefly small caskets for a living
  • Schloss Neubeuerncarver, then making small caskets for a living

Ostrovskyi, V.

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centreconducted a choir at a Ukrainian evening organised by the women's branch

Otero Navascués, José María

Staff

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolpresident throughout of the OCAU, the body that administered the residence

P

Pajut, Endel

Resident

  • Tracing notice naming Ryton Miners' Hostel, 26 May 1948sought, with fellow pupils from the HTK, by Heino Hallik and Ernst Tomsal at Ryton

Palaida, D.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Palidvor-Sonevytska, Nataliia

Resident

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernewrote a typescript memoir of the Bayreuth camp seen through the eyes of a teenager

Palyvoda, I.

Visitor

  • Lagarde-Kaserneprofessor among the educational representatives who visited the courses on 30 October 1945

Panchuk, Bohdan

Staff

  • The 1947 transfer from Rimini to BritainWent to Italy, helped close the camp and met the men at Sheffield, organising them into committees

Panchuk, Bohdan

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostela captain in the Canadian air force, among visitors to the hostel’s reading room

Panchuk, Bohdan Gordon

Staff

  • The Canadian Bulk Labour and Close Relatives Schemesheaded the Ukrainian Canadian Relief Fund’s relief mission in the British zone of Germany

Pandik, Aleksandr

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Camptaken from the street at Konstantinivka in 1941; lived at hut 36/7 until 1955
  • Castel BiancoBorn at Konstantinovka; embarked at Genoa in 1950 and came through Bonegilla to Benalla
  • The Castelbianco from Genoa to Bonegilla and Benalla, 1950trained as a motor mechanic at Pforzheim; came through Bonegilla to Benalla, hut 36/7

Papirchuk, Ivan

Staff

  • Camp primary school with director Ivan Papirchuk, 1947camp primary school director, identified at the centre of the 1947 photograph
  • Mühlberg-Kasernecamp primary school director, identified at the centre of the 1947 almanac photograph

Papon, Walter · Papon

Resident

  • Inspector's report for North Hill Camp, 22-24 October 1947Lagersprecher, the camp spokesman, at North Hill Camp in October 1947
  • North Hillcamp leader in August 1947 and camp spokesman in the October 1947 inspection

Paramanoff, E.

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernetook the 1948 exhibition photographs with his own equipment and supplies

Paramoniw, Wolodymyr

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 10, stateless, born 4 January 1928, card 083033, on the transport to Herbesthal

Parfanovych, Sofiia

Resident

  • Somme-Kaserneher autobiographical account describes families dividing former stables with improvised partitions

Parubocha, Nina

Staff

  • Greta Migrant CampNamed among the childcare workers at the camp

Paunescu, Constantin

Official

  • Grosulovorailway undersecretary who allotted special wagons for parcels to Jews at Grosulovo

Pavlykovych, Myroslav

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionlisted as a candidate for membership of the camp’s control commission

Pawlo

Resident

  • Andrej Bornos's Bonegilla identity card, 1949entered as a child under next of kin on Andrej Bornos’s Bonegilla identity card

Pekka

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 25, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 25 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Pelekh, Yaroslav

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelhandled finance and cultural education within the Ukrainian team
  • Ukrainian administration at Macmerry, summer 1948standing in the summer 1948 photograph of the Ukrainian administration

Pelenska, I.

Resident

  • Scheyville Holding Centreorganised the founding meeting of the Ukrainian Women's Association branch

Pelenska, Iryna · Mrs. I Polensly

Resident

  • Cowra Migrant Campinitiated the Ukrainian women’s meeting of 17 August 1949 and was elected chair in September

Penner, Jacob

Staff

  • Fallingbostel Campnamed in the archive caption of the relief office staff photographed on 9 June 1948

Peralta, Santiago

Official

  • Resettlement to Argentinaheaded the Direccion Nacional de Migraciones, promoting ethnic and cultural selection criteria

Peretiatko, V. · В. Перетятко

Visitor

  • “The celebration of Holy Baptism at Korbach”, Doroha Pravdy, 1948of Aschaffenburg; described arriving at Korbach for the baptism and the welcome of local believers

Peron, Juan

Official

  • Resettlement to Argentinabuilt the institutions of the planned labour migration and sent a commission to select migrants in IRO camps

Peter

Resident

  • SkaugumAnna Chlebnikowski's uncle, who landed at Port Melbourne with the family on 31 May 1949
  • The Chlebnikowski family from the Skaugum to Cowra and Benalla, 1949Anna Chlebnikowski’s uncle, who landed with the family at Port Melbourne on 31 May 1949

Petia

Resident

  • Miranda de Ebrofrom Zhytomyr; reached the camp in spring 1944 after escaping from a camp in France

Petriv, Vsevolod

Visitor

  • Chornohora page on General Petriv presenting the flag, 8 February 1948General Petriv ceremonially hands the flag to the standard-bearer Ivashko, 8 February 1948
  • Somme-Kasernegeneral who presented the Chornohora flag in the camp theatre on 8 February 1948

Petzak, Andrey

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 5, Polish, born 10 May 1923, marked “No DP2”, on the transport to Herbesthal

Pfeiffer, Leon

Resident

  • Newbattle Miners’ Hostelcoal miner at the hostel, naturalisation record dated 6 November 1952, former nationality Poland

Pihulevsky, Oleksander

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthone of two deacons in Sydney who volunteered for the work in 1949

Pindral, Krystyna

Resident

  • Woodside Migrant HostelAt Woodside from 1950 to 1955; recalled a happy childhood with both parents working

Plá y Deniel, Enrique

Clergy

  • Colegio Santiago ApóstolCardinal of Toledo, who involved himself personally in raising funds for the college

Platon · Bishop Platon

Clergy

  • Grenadier-Kasernethe Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church at Zuffenhausen was under him

Pliczko, Mykola

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 16, born 23 December 1923, card 083414, on the transport from Somme Kaserne to Herbesthal

Podoliak, Borys

Visitor

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernespoke on the problems of contemporary Ukrainian literary criticism in emigration

Podolyak

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945listed, with an uncertain first letter, among the writers who came to the congress

Polikarp

Clergy

  • Heidenau Campconducted a memorial service in 1948 and presided over the clergy congress of May 1946

Poliszczuk, John

Resident

  • The General class transportsNamed in the museum catalogue as a boarding passenger in the film of the 1948 embarkation

Polkownyk, Roman

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 3, stateless, born 8 October 1921, card 083447, on the transport to Herbesthal

Poltava, L.

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Ponomarenko, Aleksander

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 12, stateless, born 12 December 1918, card 083458, on the transport to Herbesthal

Popadynets, Vasyl

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelcamp leader and literacy teacher; recalled 212 former Galicia Division soldiers living there
  • Ukrainian administration at Macmerry, summer 1948seated at the left in the summer 1948 photograph of the Ukrainian administration

Postoliuk, Petro

Resident

  • PionierkaserneFirst chairman of the Camp Council, a former Ukrainian Sich Rifleman

Potanchuk, Oleksandr · Потанчук Олександр

Resident

  • Search notice in Slovo, 24 March 1946search-notice address at Regensburg, Ganghofersiedlung, Richthofenstrasse 37

Povaliachek, I.

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungled the drama group and orchestra

Prashko, Ivan

Clergy

  • Bagnolicame in Holy Week to hear confessions and celebrate the services in the old Ukrainian rite
  • Benalla Migrant Campbishop who included Benalla among the camps visited for children's religious instruction
  • Rushworth Migrant CampBishop; names Rushworth among camps visited from Melbourne, teaching children for first communion
  • Somers Migrant Holding Centrebishop who names Somers among the family camps he visited, giving religious instruction daily

Prokipczyn, Michal

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ Hostelnaturalised in February 1957 as a shale miner, of 30 Avondale Drive

Prokopuk, Helena

Resident

  • Enoggeranamed among twenty-four children in the running-race photograph from the Brisbane centres’ schools

Prychodko, Larissa

Resident

  • Camp Grohn and the Bremerhaven Columbuskajewrote from Camp Grohn on 5 August 1949 before the family sailed on the General Muir
  • Camp Grohn to the United States on the General Muir, August 1949Wrote from Camp Grohn on 5 August 1949 before the family sailed on the General Muir

Prychodko, Vasyl

Resident

  • Camp Grohn and the Bremerhaven Columbuskajemoved from the camp at Butzbach to Camp Grohn and sailed on the General Muir

Pshoniak, Ivan

Resident

  • “Plast guard at Wolkering” in Pu-huscoutmaster who organised well the senior Plast kurin in the Wolkering camp
  • DP-Camp Wolkeringthe scoutmaster who had organised the senior Plast kurin at Wolkering well

Pukinskas, Pranas · Frank Paterson

Resident

  • Newbattle Miners’ Hostelminer at the hostel who gave notice in June 1953 that he intended to assume a new name

Pytliar, Orest · O. Mykhailiv

Resident

  • Bathurst Migrant Reception and Training Centreremembered Easter worship in the camp chapel, decorated with eucalyptus flowers

R

Rabin, Yitzhak

Visitor

  • Atlit Detention Campdeputy to Sarig in the raid of 10 October 1945 that freed the 208 detainees

Radzikevych, Volodymyr

Staff

  • Orlyk Campthe secondary school was founded under him in July 1945 before it moved to Berchtesgaden

Rakowska, Olga

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from Osterode (Harz), seeking Yuliian Derzhko

Ramsey

Staff

  • Macmerry Hostelan official who dealt with food at the hostel

Redman

Staff

  • Re-educational survey of Camp 79, Moorbycaptain, adjutant; the visitor found him most helpful

Redner, Henriette

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleleft the Lindele on 26 May 1945 and was repatriated to the Netherlands

Redner, Leon Julius

Resident

  • Lager LindeleHamburg hide merchant born 1916; died at Biberach at the end of January 1945

Reilly, T.

Staff

  • North Hilllieutenant colonel recorded as commandant in the Foreign Office camp list

Revai, Yuliian

Visitor

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlaprime minister who visited the camp with representatives of the Central Representation of the Ukrainian Emigration

Riedel, F.

Staff

  • Sandyhillock HostelEnglish teacher who had come through camps in Egypt and a course at Wilton Park

Ringel, Gerhard

Staff

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtonassistant doctor, listed with the deputy camp leader

Ritfeld

Staff

  • Reinhardt-Kasernelocal UNRRA administrator, present at the camp inspection of 5 December 1945

Robertson

Staff

  • Reinhardt-Kasernerecorded in the inventory as team director of UNRRA Team 165 Leipheim

Robinson, A.

Visitor

  • Balhary Hostelthe inspector, who gave a talk on everyday English on 28 October 1947
  • Inspection return for Balhary camp, October 1947English inspector; date of visit 24 to 29 October 1947
  • Inspector's report for North Hill Camp, 22-24 October 1947English inspector reporting on North Hill Camp, 22–24 October 1947
  • North Hillinspected Camp 75, its six hostels and its English classes on 22 to 24 October 1947

Robran · Fw. Robran

Resident

  • Milner's April 1948 report listing nine prisoners at Mortonhallcamp leader at Deer Park camp, Dalkeith, in the April 1948 report
  • Milner's April 1948 survey naming the Ukrainian hostel at Amisfieldcamp leader at Deer Park camp, Dalkeith, in the April 1948 report
  • Milner's report on the April 1948 Deer Park inspectionlisted as camp leader among the camp personnel

Rohse, Otto

Resident

  • Barony Hostelillustrator of Litfassaeule, the camp newspaper of Barony Camp No 298

Romanchenko, Ivan

Staff

  • Kamianytsia Sich Campcaptain, deputy to Klymenko in the Ukrainian camp formed at Kamianytsia

Ronald

Staff

  • Virnsbergrecorded in the inventory as the camp's team director

Rudnytska-Chaplenko, Nataliia

Staff

  • Somme-Kasernecredited with organising and leading a camp school

Rudolph, Ingrid

Resident

  • Greta Migrant CampArrived aged ten in August 1949; remembered empty barracks and blankets hung for privacy

Rullis, Eric · E. C. Rullis

Resident

  • Castle RankineLatvian resident who joined Boy Scout meetings and became a leader in the organisation

S

Sadée, Wil

Staff

  • GanghofersiedlungDutch UNRRA worker of Team 120; took over education, supervising the camp's schools

Sadovsky

Visitor

  • Buckenberg-Kasernegeneral; spoke at the Bazar commemoration held on the camp square, 21 November 1948

Šalaviejus, V.

Clergy

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kaserneone of three priests who served the camp’s Lithuanian parish in turn

Šalkauskas, S.

Staff

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kaserneled the camp’s branch of the Lithuanian Red Cross with Dr J. Varnas

Salomon

Staff

  • BagnoliEnglish colonel and camp commandant; even-tempered and liked by the camp’s inhabitants

Samchuk, U.

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Samchuk, Ulas

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernekept his position at MUR’s second congress, held in the town on 15 and 16 March 1947

Samijlenko, Hryhohij

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 7, stateless, born 19 June 1915, card 082336, on the transport to Herbesthal

Sánchez Bella, Alfredo

Staff

  • Colegio Santiago Apóstolrecorded as director of the college from 1948 to 1949, before Josef Cieker

Sapiha, I.

Resident

  • Lyssenkoedited Ukraina i svit, the magazine published in the camp

Saranczuk, Nykyfor

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 8, stateless, born 22 February 1909, card 083582, on the transport to Herbesthal

Sarig, Nahum

Visitor

  • Atlit Detention Campplanned and commanded the Palmach raid of 10 October 1945 that freed 208 detainees

Sayan, Mecit

Visitor

  • KastamonuRed Crescent inspector; toured the military barracks in 1949 to find a building for the refugees

Schachter, Josef

Staff

  • Reinhardt-Kasernecamp leader of the Jewish camp in the Ludendorff barracks across the town

Schillich, Ivan

Resident

  • Bathurst to Parkes, 1949reached Sydney from Naples, went first to Bathurst, then by train to Parkes
  • Castel BiancoReached Sydney from Naples on 3 August 1949 with his family and went to Parkes
  • Parkes Migrant Camprefused to be separated from his family again and took local jobs clearing rocks and pitching hay

Schillich, Sonia

Resident

  • Bathurst to Parkes, 1949reached Sydney from Naples, went first to Bathurst, then by train to Parkes
  • Castel BiancoReached Sydney from Naples on 3 August 1949 with her family and went to Parkes
  • Parkes Migrant Campborn in Ukraine in 1926 and taken for forced labour when the German army invaded in 1941

Schillick, Millie

Resident

  • Parkes Migrant Camparrived as a small child in 1949 and recalled the camp through her parents

Schlaukoetter, Karl

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelsdeputy camp leader, graded B+

Schmidt, Erich

Clergy

  • Bela River HostelGerman chaplain who travelled to other camps by motorcycle; signed the Nativity dedication

Schmidt, Otto

Resident

  • North Hillkilled by a train near Blackiemuir Bridge on 10 May 1946 while returning from a sawmill

Schmitt

Resident

  • Sandyhillock Hostelled the ten-member orchestra that gave concerts at headquarters and the outlying hostels

Schoier

Staff

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kaserneteam director recorded for the camp in the Arolsen inventory

Schönberg, Elazar

Resident

  • Lager Lindeleborn Auschwitz 1885; died at Lager Lindele in late February 1945

Schramm

Staff

  • Balhary Hostelteacher who wanted more contact with English speakers and more cultural visits

Scott, T. A.

Visitor

  • Raylees Hosteljournalist who found forty-seven Ukrainian volunteer farm workers in the huts, autumn 1947
  • T. A. Scott's report on Raylees, The Ukrainian Weekly, 27 October 1947journalist; visited Raylees Hostel and found forty-seven Ukrainian volunteer farm workers there

Sedzikowski, Wladyslaw

Resident

  • Newbattle Miners’ Hostelcolliery haulageman at the hostel, record dated 20 March 1951, former nationality Poland

Sehm, Rudolph

Resident

  • Bela River Hosteledited the camp newspaper Die Neue Zeit, first issued on 4 January 1947

Seidner, Stanislaus · Paul Alavouette

Resident

  • Pamplona Provincial Prisonborn in Czernowitz; arrested after crossing the Pyrenees and sent to Pamplona prison in November 1942

Selby, E.

Staff

  • Bela River Hostelthe major under whom the camp ran as a German working camp by 1946

Semenets, Leonid

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 30 January 1947 on elections and trainingsigned the address to the electors urging careful choice of the new camp administration
  • Ziegelmaschurged the incoming administration to help residents acquire practical skills and agricultural courses

Semenovych, O.

Clergy

  • “Memorial services at Gauting”, Ridna tserkva, 1953archpriest serving the Ukrainian Orthodox parish at Gauting besides his Ludwigsfeld parish

Serbyn, Yakiv

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungheaded the camp administration from 1946 to 1948

Serdiuk, Mykhailo

Visitor

  • “The SUM members are leaving…” in Sumivetsengineer and chairman of the SUM central committee; spoke with fervour at the farewell

Sewell

Staff

  • Puch Campmajor and football-minded commandant; had a pitch and a stand built at the camp
  • Wilton Hostel, Hawickcaptain originally placed in charge of the open camp

Sharan, Mykhailo

Resident

  • Nova Howerlaa chairman of the sports society Burevii, founded in the camp on 6 December 1945

Sharanevych, O.

Clergy

  • Ganghofersiedlungled the Ukrainian Catholic parish

Sharko, Ya.

Resident

  • Chornohora page on basketball at Somme-Kaserne, 1947received the pass from Klish in the game against Lev, 5 October 1947

Shayan

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Shayan, V.

Resident

  • Somme-Kaserneprofessor whose criticism of changes to the newspaper's editorial board the camp council answered

Shcherbak

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakha master of the pen living there; author of the collection “Wind over Ukraine”
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed with Kosach among the writers living there; their collection Viter nad Ukrainoiu had appeared

Shchudlo, Mykhailo

Clergy

  • BagnoliRedemptorist missioner from Pagani; gave a week-long mission during Lent 1947

Shepherd-Folker, L. B.

Staff

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, AllingtonLieutenant-Colonel, officer commanding 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp

Sherekh, Yu.

Visitor

  • Lagarde-Kasernespoke on Ukrainian expressionism at the MUR writers’ congress, 21–23 December 1945
  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945gave the congress’s most substantial paper, “The Ukrainian Renaissance”

Sherekh, Yurii

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernekept his position at MUR’s second congress, held in the town on 15 and 16 March 1947

Shevchenko, V.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Shevchenko, Viktor

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hostelstarted the Zaporozhets dance group at Hobart in the middle of 1950

Shevchuk, V.

Clergy

  • Ganghofersiedlungled the Ukrainian Orthodox parish

Shorthose

Staff

  • Kriegsschule Camprecorded as team director of UNRRA Team 715 Hersfeld

Shpylka, Panteleimon

Clergy

  • Ganghofersiedlungcatechist seated in the centre of a 1946 class photograph of the Ukrainian folk school
  • The first-year class of the Ukrainian folk school at Regensburg-Oselia, 1946the Roman Catholic catechist, seated in the centre of the 1946 class photograph

Shtohryn, Dmytro

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernehis recollections underlie the account of the Chota Krylatykh cycling relay to the symbolic grave

Shumka

Resident

  • Ziegelmaschcontributor who argued established officeholders were favoured and alleged police pressed people to vote

Shumka, Stepan

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionone of two candidatures received for members of the camp court

Shumsky, Serhii

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthamong the UAOC priests arriving in 1949; assigned to Brisbane

Sibley, Ernest W. · E. W. Sibley · R. Sibley

Staff

  • Letter of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg naming its four campsdirector of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg; signed the letter of 2 April 1947
  • Letter of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg naming its four campsdirector of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg, who signed the letter of 2 April 1947
  • Luitpold-Kasernenamed as director of the UNRRA Assembly Center Ludwigsburg on the April 1947 letterhead

Sichynsky, Jarko

Resident

  • Lagarde-Kaserneformer resident who remembered La Garde as a cultural centre drawing people from the other camps

Siddal, A.

Visitor

  • Castle RankineHis Falkirk orchestra played in the camp concert hall in May 1950

Sierpinski, Wladyslaw Tadeusz

Resident

  • Newbattle Miners’ Hostelelectrician at the hostel, naturalisation record dated 28 July 1949, former nationality Poland

Sijak, Wolodymyr

Resident

  • PionierkaserneFirst elected camp administrator, a hydraulic engineer

Skalskyj, Iwan

Resident

  • Castle RankineA Ukrainian resident who spoke English fluently and joined the 1950 talks to local societies

Skira, I.

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Launceston Ukrainian school, which averaged about ten pupils

Skira, O.

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Launceston Ukrainian school, which averaged about ten pupils

Skirko, Kost

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 9, stateless, born 21 May 1914, card 083301, on the transport to Herbesthal

Skorobohatyi

Resident

  • Somme-Kaserneleft for work in England on 16 January 1948, recorded in the sports report

Slavutych, Yar

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernepoet; read at the camp’s traditional literary Wednesday on 16 January 1946

Slechter, Elly

Resident

  • Greta Migrant CampInterviewed on the immigration of displaced persons to Australia, Greta camp

Sliusarchuk, Ivan

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 30 January 1947 on elections and trainingcandidate in the election for deputy camp commandant, 30 January 1947
  • Ziegelmaschreceived 90 votes in the deputy commandant election of 30 January 1947

Smal

Clergy

  • Chornohora page on the Greek Catholic service and blessing of the flag, 8 February 1948Father Smal preaches in the Greek Catholic church, 8 February 1948
  • Somme-Kasernecelebrated in the camp's Greek Catholic church at the flag blessing of 8 February 1948

Smal, Pavlo

Clergy

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrecelebrated divine liturgies at Bonegilla before moving to Melbourne

Smith, T.

Staff

  • Monymusk Hostelmajor recorded as commandant of camp 111 on the 1947 camp list

Smolak, Stanislaw

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ Hostela ward orderly, naturalised in April 1950 from 36 High Academy Street

Sokolskyi, Ostap

Resident

  • Macmerry Hostelran the employment office and led English classes
  • Ukrainian administration at Macmerry, summer 1948seated beside Popadynets in the summer 1948 photograph of the Ukrainian administration

Solovii, Halyna

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Hobart Ukrainian Saturday school in 1963

Sopuliak

Staff

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseeprofessor who stayed behind at Hirschberg in protest with Rector Laba

Soshalskaya, Tamara

Staff

  • Beauregard camp, La Celle-Saint-Cloudled the choir at Assembly Point No. 13

Sosnowski, Waclaw

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 17, Polish, born 7 March 1914, card 82489, on the transport to Herbesthal

Southgate, Jimmy

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Spier, G.

Staff

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtonstaff sergeant serving as interpreter at the camp

Srejic, Brunhilde

Resident

  • Brunhilde Srejic from Bathurst to Cowra, 1950moved from Bathurst with about sixty women and children before Easter 1950; resumed hairdressing
  • Cowra Migrant Campmoved from Bathurst before Easter 1950; resumed hairdressing while her husband worked in Orange

Stangret · Father Stangret

Clergy

  • Leaving Godenau for Braunschweig, Hamburg and overseas, 1951 to 1952moved to the Ukrainian camp at Braunschweig, which he had served while at Godenau, and emigrated to Canada

Stangret, Kostiantyn

Clergy

  • Ziegelmaschserved the Ukrainian community at Godenau after arriving in the British zone in August 1946

Stanislawski, Antoni George

Resident

  • Macmerry HostelPolish agricultural worker recorded at Macmerry Hostel, Tranent, naturalised 29 March 1949

Stasiuk, Emilian

Clergy

  • Asten Campdean under whom 26 clergy for Upper Austria were counted in the February 1947 church report

Stasyshyn, Borys

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthamong the UAOC priests arriving in 1949; assigned to Melbourne

Stebelsky

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at Neubeuern
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at the camp

Stel'makh, Petro

Clergy

  • Somme-Kaserneserved the camp's St Nicholas Orthodox parish, described as 1948–1951

Stepanenko

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Stercho, Petro

Visitor

  • Memoir page on Drummond's connections with Nova Howerlacame to the camp with representatives of the Central Representation of the Ukrainian Emigration

Stetsiuk, Vasyl

Staff

  • Orlyk Campthe secondary school’s final director, from 1949 to 1950

Stett, J. H.

Staff

  • Inspection return for Balhary camp, October 1947Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Stett entered as commandant of Camp 63, Balhary Estate

Stewart

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernelieutenant present at the camp inspection of 5 December 1945

Stewart, John F.

Staff

  • Balt Cygnethead of the Scottish League for European Freedom; offered recruits language tuition and help with qualifications

Stott

Visitor

  • Reinhardt-Kasernelieutenant present at the camp inspection of 5 December 1945

Strechyn, Andrij

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 15, born 9 July 1916, card 084322, on the transport from Somme Kaserne to Herbesthal

Struk, Markiian

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centreorganised a Bonegilla choir that performed in Albury

Stryshynsky, Anatolii

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthamong the UAOC priests arriving in 1949; assigned to Sydney

Stryzhovets, P.

Visitor

  • “Memorial services at Gauting”, Ridna tserkva, 1953directed the Ludwigsfeld choristers who came out to sing at the Gauting requiem

Sukharyna, Petro

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 30 January 1947 on elections and trainingcandidate in the election for deputy camp commandant, 30 January 1947
  • Ziegelmaschelected deputy commandant on 30 January 1947 with 234 votes

Sulima, Wasyl · SULIMA Wasil

Resident

  • Nova Howerlasought Wasyl Rachkovsky in June 1948, giving Neumarkt and “Nowa Howerla” as his address
  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addresshis return address at Nowa Howerla, Neumarkt, heads the searches column

Surmacewicz, Jozef

Resident

  • Burnbrae Hostelcarding machine attendant, naturalised January 1950 from 3 Woodside Place, Galashiels

Sylvester

Clergy

  • Lagarde-Kasernebishop who arrived on 17 November 1945 and celebrated the liturgy the next day

Sytnyk, M.

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Szafranowycz, Wolodymyr

Staff

  • CornbergTaught at the driving school at Camp 566 from November 1945 through December 1946

Szatrowski, Kazimierz

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 19, Polish, born 21 November 1909, annotated “Polish Guard”, on the transport to Herbesthal

Szczerban, A.

Clergy

  • Winzerthe church's priest, who appears in most of the wedding photographs of 1946 to 1948

Sziller, Anton

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrewent to Adelaide while Lea went to Cowra; recollection labelled Ukraine, 1949
  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeArrived 1949; went to Adelaide while his wife went to Cowra

Sziller, Lea

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centrewent to Cowra while Anton went to Adelaide; recollection labelled Ukraine, 1949

Szymanskyj, Pawlo

Clergy

  • PionierkaserneReverend; followed Lukomskyj at the camp’s Ukrainian Catholic church

Szymaszek, Jan

Clergy

  • Somme-Kasernebecame chaplain to the Polish residents in June 1945; a riding hall was converted into a chapel

T

Tadeusz

Resident

  • Sophie Arendt's family from Uranquinty to Benalla, 1951Sophie Arendt’s brother, who contracted polio; the family moved to be near the hospital

Tahaiev, M.

Resident

  • Hallendorf Camp 25the artist and artistic director of the camp theatre, which gave guest performances at Heidenau

Tanasevych

Resident

  • “From the camp at Neubeuern” in Khrystiianskyi shliakhnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at Neubeuern
  • Schloss Neubeuernnamed among the Ukrainian artists who found shelter and work at the camp

Tanzi, Enzo

Resident

  • North HillItalian prisoner from North Hill killed on 11 November 1944 when an aeroplane crashed into the field

Tarnovych, Yuliian

Resident

  • GanghofersiedlungUkrainske slovo appeared in 1946–47 under him

Teodorovych, Ananii

Clergy

  • Church history recording Father Burtan's 1949 assignment to Rushworthadministrator who distributed the newly arriving UAOC priests among Australian centres

Teodorovych, Yurii

Staff

  • Ganghofersiedlungschool director seated in the centre of a 1946 folk-school class photograph
  • The first-year class of the Ukrainian folk school at Regensburg-Oselia, 1946the school director, seated in the centre of the 1946 first-year class photograph

Thoenniges · Uffz. Thoenniges

Resident

  • February 1947 inspection return for Sandyhillockhostel leader at Cairnfield, listed under Sandyhillock Camp 67, graded B
  • Sandyhillock Hostelcorporal leading the Cairnfield outlying hostel, February 1947

Thornton, L. H. F.

Visitor

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelsnamed as visitor for the re-educational and screening visit of 17–19 March 1947

Tisserand, Eugène

Clergy

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseecardinal who raised money for the seminary and sought a house for it in Belgium or the Netherlands

Toedter, Peter

Resident

  • Nelson Bayarrived from Germany in June 1954 and stayed two weeks; seated at the back of the class as a transient

Tomasek

Staff

  • Kaiser-Wilhelm-Kasernerecorded as the director of Team 23 at Mannheim in the administrative record

Tomsal, Ernst

Resident

  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelplaced a tracing notice with Hallik in May 1948 seeking a former school friend
  • Tracing notice naming Ryton Miners' Hostel, 26 May 1948with Heino Hallik, searching for Endel Pajut; replies to the Miners Hostel, Ryton on Tyne

Tot

Clergy

  • BagnoliCroatian priest using the camp church; agreed the Sunday hours with the Ukrainian chaplain

Tracz, Petro

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from an EVW hostel in Suffolk, seeking Petro Sabat

Travis · Mr Travis

Staff

  • Nelson Baymanager of the family hostel at Christmas 1953

Tribolet, Paul

Resident

  • Puch CampFrench officer held in the camp; calmed his compatriots and told the Americans what was happening

Trudel, Max

Resident

  • March 1947 Balhary return listing Tannadice among the satellite hostelshostel leader at Douglas Wood, graded B

Truman

Official

  • The United States Displaced Persons Actsigned the Act on 25 June 1948 with what he called very great reluctance

Truscott, Lucian

Official

  • GanghofersiedlungAmerican general on whose order the settlement was fully evacuated on 20 October 1945

Tryhubenko, Oleh

Resident

  • Chornohora page on the cross-country races at Neu-Ulm, 7 April 1947Second at the finish in the junior class of the zonal cross-country race, 7 April 1947
  • Somme-Kasernephotographed with Iryna Dubas at the cross-country races in Neu-Ulm, 7 April 1947

Tsenko, Mykola

Staff

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kasernenamed as the camp’s commandant in one account of about 1,900 Ukrainians

Tunç, Rıza

Staff

  • Kastamonuappointed manager by the Red Crescent; reached Kastamonu on 28 January 1949 and began repairs

Tymkivsky

Clergy

  • “From camp life”: the liturgy in the Servatius hospital, 30 October 1945archpriest; one of three who celebrated the liturgy in the Servatius hospital, 30 October 1945

Tymkivskyi

Clergy

  • Chornohora page on the Greek Catholic service and blessing of the flag, 8 February 1948Blessed the society’s flag with Father Kovalenko in the Autocephalous Orthodox church
  • Somme-Kasernewith Fr Kovalenko blessed the Chornohora flag in the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox church

U

Udo

Resident

  • Classified advertisement from seven men at Ryton Hostel, 20 August 1948one of seven men, aged 22, advertising from Ryton Hostel for correspondence with Estonian girls
  • Ryton Miners’ Hostelgave his name and age as 22 in the August 1948 advertisement from the hostel

Umanets

Clergy

  • Buckenberg-Kaserneprotopresbyter and rector of the Orthodox church; proclaimed the eternal memory, 21 November 1948

Umnysch, Petro

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from Trier in the French zone, seeking Volia Umnysh

V

van der Male

Clergy

  • Schloss Hirschberg am HaarseeRedemptorist Father who came to Hirschberg twice to see the community he was moving

Varchenko

Resident

  • “The SUM members are leaving…” in Sumivetsbandura player whose solo items drew particular warmth from those present

Varnas, J.

Staff

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernedoctor running the camp’s branch of the Lithuanian Red Cross with S. Šalkauskas

Vashkovych, Hryhorii

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostela professor among visitors to the hostel’s reading room

Vegnerienė, E.

Staff

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernetaught the camp’s Lithuanian primary school

Velychka, V.

Staff

  • Ganghofersiedlungdirector of the gymnasium whose first matura was completed on 20 March 1946

Venger, Ya.

Resident

  • Report on a Creca gathering in Ukrainska Dumka, 1950gave a recitation at the ceremonial gathering held in the hostel

Veselovsky

Clergy

  • Lagarde-Kasernecelebrated Mass outdoors, then shared the Orthodox chapel, later using a Catholic chapel on the third floor

Victor Emmanuel III

Visitor

  • Bagnolipresent at the inauguration of the Collegio Costanzo Ciano on 9 May 1940

Visbaras, J.

Resident

  • Oberst-Drausnick-Kasernesucceeded A. Geležėlė at the head of the Lithuanian exiles’ community district

Voiakovs'kyi, Mykola

Clergy

  • Schloss Hirschberg am Haarseeapostolic visitator who tried to place the seminary in German seminaries, but every option proved too expensive

Voiakovsky, Mykola

Clergy

  • Heidenau Camphead of the Greek Catholic Church for all three zones; arrived at the camp on 14 September 1946

Voitovych, Mykhailo · M. Voitovych

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 30 January 1947 on elections and trainingcandidate for deputy camp commandant from Block IV, who submitted a resignation

Voronovsky, Mykola

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionlisted as a candidate for membership of the camp’s control commission

Voss, Erich

Resident

  • Barony Hosteleditor of Litfassaeule, the camp newspaper of Barony Camp No 298, printed in German

Voth, Arthur · A. V.

Staff

  • Fallingbostel CampMennonite Central Committee worker; photographed with the relief office staff the day he left
  • The relief office staff at Fallingbostel, June 1948Mennonite Central Committee worker; the staff were photographed on the day he left the camp

Voznyak, Volodymyr

Clergy

  • Luitpold-Kasernenamed in the parish history as serving at Ludwigsburg in the earliest period

Vukmirovic, Milan

Staff

  • Springwood Parkcaretaker at Springwood Park Hostel, Kelso, naturalised on 19 August 1953
  • The Edinburgh Gazette, 16 October 1953, page 540caretaker at Springwood Park Hostel, Kelso; Yugoslavia; naturalised 19 August 1953

Vulchyn, D.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the second row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947

Vurko

Clergy

  • Buckenberg-Kasernefather; parish priest of the camp’s Orthodox parish, already at work in September 1947

Vus, Mariia

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hosteltaught the Hobart Ukrainian Saturday school in 1961 and 1962

W

Wagner, Herbert

Staff

  • Treffling Campborn 1916; taught two years in the camp school, covering the distance from Gmünd on foot

Waisman

Resident

  • Berthing card for the Samaria, 1948Berthing card made out to Mr Waisman for compartment B 38, marked “Calgary — 7 December”

Ward

Staff

  • Forstner-Kasernenamed as team director of UNRRA Team 519 at Karlsruhe

Warkentin, Jacob

Staff

  • Fallingbostel Campnamed in the archive caption of the relief office staff photographed on 9 June 1948

Wasil

Resident

  • SkaugumAnna Chlebnikowski's father, who landed at Port Melbourne with the family on 31 May 1949
  • The Chlebnikowski family from the Skaugum to Cowra and Benalla, 1949Anna Chlebnikowski’s father, who landed with the family at Port Melbourne on 31 May 1949

Watson

Staff

  • Altöttinger Hofrecorded as director of UNRRA Team 305 at Altötting from January 1946
  • Zwölf Apostelrecorded as director of UNRRA Team 305 at Altötting from January 1946

Wazniak, Leslaw

Resident

  • DP-Camp G, Sandplatzborn 1937; lived at Rennplatz until his father died, then with his mother at Sandplatz

Wazniak, Regina

Resident

  • DP-Camp G, Sandplatzborn 1935; lived at Rennplatz until her father died, then with her mother at Sandplatz

Weisberger, Yehuda

Staff

  • Sha’ar HaAliyahDirector of the camp from 1949 to 1957; acknowledged people left through holes in the fence

Welyczko, Paulo

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 2, stateless, born 9 October 1921, card 082991, on the transport to Herbesthal

Wenger, Yaroslav · Ya. Wenger · Я.Венґер

Resident

  • Creca Hostelgave a recitation at the UPA anniversary gathering; printed in Ukrainian as Я.Венґер

Wenhrynowucz, Orion

Resident

  • Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centreremembered being sent to Ivanhoe while his wife went to the Royal Melbourne Hospital
  • The Australian Displaced Persons SchemeArrived 1948; sent to Ivanhoe while his wife went to the Royal Melbourne Hospital as a domestic

Werner, Ludwig

Resident

  • Inspection report on 51 German Prisoner of War Working Camp, Allingtoncamp leader at Allington, graded A in the July 1947 report

Westerman

Staff

  • Gersdorff-Kasernefield supervisor recorded for UNRRA Team 28 Wiesbaden in the camp inventory
  • HanauField supervisor recorded with UNRRA Team 27 in the camp inventory
  • Mainz-Kastelrecorded as the camp's field supervisor

Wheeler, C. E. · Г. Е. Уілєр

Staff

  • Address of the new UNRRA directorincoming director of UNRRA Team 120 addressing the settlement's residents, 28 July 1946
  • Ganghofersiedlungsuccessor as Team 120 director; told residents the aim was to make the camp the best in Germany

Whiteley

Staff

  • Monymusk Hostelthe dominie of Monymusk School, who gave English lessons in the camp on Monday evenings

Whiteley, Mrs

Visitor

  • Monymusk Hostelattended the chapel’s inauguration and was moved to see those weather beaten faces

Wierzbicki, Janusz

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostellieutenant-colonel from Kalush, among the Polish Corps officers who came to the hostel

Williams, R. Maslyn

Visitor

  • Leipheim Airfield Campdirected Mike and Stefani, shot on location in Bavaria in 1949

Williams, Taffy

Resident

  • Brackla HostelNamed in the caption of the 214 Squadron photograph taken at Brackla, January 1945

Wilson

Staff

  • Pahīatua Reception and Training Centrecamp commandant under whom the whole reception programme ran

Wilson, E.

Staff

  • Rothenburg Town and Summer CampAmerican administrative officer who led UNRRA Team 167 at the Wildbad

Winston, Samuel · Samuel Goldfein

Resident

  • Dunning Hostelagricultural labourer at Thorntree Court, Dunning, naturalised 19 August 1947, former nationality Russia

Wollanski, Michael · Michael Wilson

Resident

  • Newbattle Miners’ Hostelcoal miner at the hostel, record dated 6 August 1953, former nationality Poland

Wollaston, Romola

Staff

  • Somers Migrant Holding Centrepreschool worker who transferred from Greta and enjoyed her work at the smaller centre

Woodburn, Arthur

Official

  • Castle RankineSecretary of State for Scotland; visited the Orthodox Christmas observance in January 1949

Woods, Yvonne E.

Staff

  • Movement cover for the Somme-Kaserne transport to Belgium, 29 May 1947Area Records Officer; signed the movement cover sheet for Director on 29 May 1947

Worona, Petro

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 11, stateless, born 15 May 1911, card 083115, on the transport to Herbesthal

Wosylius, Juozas · Joseph Smith

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ Hostelcoal miner at 35 Calder Crescent, naturalised February 1951; had taken the name Joseph Smith

Woznicki, Tadeusz Zygmunt · Tadeusz Woznicki

Staff

  • Creca Hostelhostel warden at Creca Hostel; oath of allegiance recorded on 8 November 1949
  • The Edinburgh Gazette, 20 December 1949, page 592entered as hostel warden at Creca Hostel, Annan, Dumfriesshire

Wozniczek

Clergy

  • Benalla Migrant Campresident priest who lived in one of the huts and preached in both English and Polish

Wroblewski, Zygmund

Resident

  • Nelson BayPolish resident who died in July 1950 after benzol fumes overcame him at the steelworks

Wynarczyk, Mykola

Resident

  • Tracing notices in Hromada, June 1948, with a Nowa Howerla addressplaced a search notice from the Aschaffenburg artillery barracks, seeking Anna Vynarchyk

Wysocka, Luba · Luba Pandik

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campdeported from Zynkowszcyna; trained as a dressmaker at Ludwigsburg; lived at hut 36/7
  • Castel BiancoBorn in 1927 at Zynkowszcyna; embarked at Genoa in 1950 with her parents
  • The Castelbianco from Genoa to Bonegilla and Benalla, 1950trained as a dressmaker at Ludwigsburg; married at Pforzheim in 1950 and sailed from Genoa

Wysocki, Aleksandra

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campembarked at Genoa on the Castelbianco and came through Bonegilla to Benalla, 1949 to 1955
  • Castel BiancoLuba Wysocka’s mother; embarked at Genoa in 1950 with the family party
  • The Castelbianco from Genoa to Bonegilla and Benalla, 1950Luba's mother; embarked at Genoa on the Castelbianco and came through Bonegilla to Benalla

Wysocki, Mykola · Mikola Wysocki

Resident

  • Benalla Migrant Campembarked at Genoa on the Castelbianco and came through Bonegilla to Benalla, 1949 to 1955
  • Castel BiancoLuba Wysocka’s father; embarked at Genoa in 1950 with the family party
  • The Castelbianco from Genoa to Bonegilla and Benalla, 1950Luba's father; embarked at Genoa on the Castelbianco and came through Bonegilla to Benalla

Y

Yalım, Mehmet Ali

Staff

  • KastamonuRed Crescent inspector; took a building on lease at Yozgat for the new guesthouse

Yalovy

Resident

  • Heidenau Campchaired the camp administration's organisational meeting of 8 March 1946

Yaniv, Volodymyr

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostela professor among visitors to the hostel’s reading room

Yankivskyi, Volodymyr

Resident

  • Fairsealater conducted choirs at Greta Migrant Camp, which the ship’s passengers filled
  • Greta Migrant CampLater conducted choirs at the camp
  • The Fairsea passengers to Greta, August 1949later conducted choirs at the camp

Yankovskyi, Volodymyr

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostelcolonel from Stanyslaviv who spoke Ukrainian; among the Polish Corps officers who visited

Yar-Slavutych

Visitor

  • Report of the MUR writers' congress at La Garde, December 1945among the writers who came to the MUR congress in the La Garde camp

Yaremovich, A.

Staff

  • The Canadian Bulk Labour and Close Relatives Schemesmember of the Ukrainian Canadian Relief Fund’s relief mission in the British zone of Germany

Yaroshenko, Mykola

Resident

  • Prinz-Leopold-Kaserneborn in Ukraine on 18 February 1919; a student of the Kyiv architectural institute until the war

Yasnyskyi, Ostap

Resident

  • Search notice giving a Maierhofkaserne address, in Ukrainske slovoreply address at Passau, Maierhofkaserne, Team 143, block 6, room 19/II

Yevtymovych, V.

Resident

  • Somme-Kasernelisted on the first issue's imprint as a member of Ukrainian Thought's editorial board

Z

Zaiats

Clergy

  • Buckenberg-Kasernefather; the Orthodox parish choir sang under him at the Bazar commemoration

Zaiats, Olena

Staff

  • Greta Migrant CampNamed among the childcare workers at the camp

Zaiats, V.

Resident

  • Ganghofersiedlungheaded the camp administration first, before Artymovych

Zakelj, Anton

Resident

  • Trofaiach Campkept a diary of camp life in 1948 and 1949; worked as camp mail carrier

Zawadzki, Wladyslaw

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ Hostela coal miner, gave 5 East Row, Woodend, on naturalisation in February 1953

Zawodnyj, Paulo

Resident

  • Nominal list for Wagon 1 of the Belgium transport, 1947entry 1, stateless, born 25 June 1918, card 083284, on the transport to Herbesthal

Zeilins, Peteris

Resident

  • Armadale Miners’ HostelLatvian coal miner at 11 Office Row, Woodend, naturalised February 1954

Zhemaitis, Liusia · Matviienko

Resident

  • Brighton Migrant Hostelfirst teacher of the Hobart Saturday school, opened 1955 with about twenty pupils

Zhmurkevych, St.

Staff

  • “The Shevchenko festival in the camp gymnasium”, Luna, Heidenau, 14 March 1946gymnasium teacher under whose general direction the pupils performed the programme twice

Zhyvotko, Arkadii

Resident

  • Pionier-Kasernepress historian whose funeral set out from the camp hospital’s Orthodox chapel on 15 June 1948

Ziemba, Vasyl

Visitor

  • Macmerry Hostela captain and airman from Lviv, among the Polish Corps officers who came to the hostel

Zinchenko, Illia

Resident

  • Information Sheet of 13 February 1947 announcing a further electionlisted as a candidate for membership of the camp’s control commission

Zinkewycz, Anna Maria

Resident

  • CornbergMarried Michael Hrynenko at Cornberg on 25 October 1946; from Lubaczow
  • Wedding of Anna Maria Zinkewycz and Michael Hrynenko at Cornberg, 25 October 1946married Michael Hrynenko at Cornberg on 25 October 1946

Zykharkiv, M.

Resident

  • Munster-Lagernamed in the first eleven of the Ukrainian sports society Sich, Munsterlager 1947
  • The first eleven of UST Sich, Munsterlager, 1947named in the front row of the UST Sich team photograph, Munsterlager 1947