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Božena Húšťová (1929)

born April 1st 1929 in Ryliska near Vysoké Pole partisans from the 1st Czechoslovak partisan brigade of Jan Žižka began appearing in the house of her father František Raška in the winter of 1944/1945 on April 19th 1945 the Ryliska hamlet and the Ploština ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Jan Huzinec (1921 - 2009)

Born in 1921 in Carpatho-Ukraine. In 1939, he was drafted to the army, which was soon dissolved, though. Decided to run to the East but was detained by a Hungarian guard. During the second attempt he got to the hands of Russians. He was sentenced to five years ... arrows 


Jaroslav Chejstovský (1921 - 2008)

Born in 1921 in Prague. Since his youth he was an active and complex sportsman. To avoid convict labour in Germany he joined the Government army in 1939. Later he entered for the dragoons with whom he was reassigned to Italy in 1943. Soon the whole troop ... arrows 


Karel Chlebik (1925)

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


Private First Class Marie Chudá (1920)

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


Colonel (ret.) Valérien Ignatovitch (1929)

born in 1929 in Vienna to a Czech – Russian family grew up in Strasbourg and Neuilly sur Seine in Paris 1951–1954, studies at the military academy 1955–1960, service in the Foreign Legion in Algeria after 1960, infantry service in France after 1968, ... arrows 


František Ištván (1914)

rural background, father died soon after birth during the First World War strong interest in literature, poetry Teacher's Institute, Znojmo Grammar School intern school, success in military school, NCO Defence of the Nation (Obrana národa), arrested and ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Viktorie Ivancová (1923)

born December 23rd 1923 in Luck at Volyň – in the former Poland worked as a secretary for the Soviets met her first husband when he came to Volyň along with the Soviet army because of him she joined the army, where they also married her man was killed shortly ... arrows 


Captain (ret.) Pavel Jacko (1923)

born in Carpathian Ruthenia in 1923 left for the Soviet Union in May 1940 went through Ukraine, Stryj and Donbas to the gulag in Arkhangelsk region in gulag from spring 1941 to winter 1942 in the Czechoslovak Army from July 1943 (Buzuluk) signalman in the ... arrows 


Jan Jakubo (1925)

Born in Slovakia in 1925 Worked as a connection man for a guerilla group during the war Joined Svoboda's army Went through the heavy combat in Slovakia Was severely wounded by Žilina and excluded from further combat After the war became a professional ... arrows 


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