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Polish soldiers in France 1940

Article about: Hi all, As some of you may or may not know, my father was a Polish soldier in WW2. To honour my father's memory and to honour the sacrifice made by Polish soldiers in the war against Nazi an

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    Interesting, I just found my father's English-Polish /Polish-English dictionary from the Polish Red Cross complete with nurses names plus a Miss Betty Goodwin written in the back.
    I have several of those too; dictionaries, phrase books, a book on english etiquette and letter writing, though none quite so umm, colourfully annotated LOL. My grandad being a married man at the time might have had something to do with that...

    In this particular booklet, the Polish pronounciation of the French words and phrases is just so funny...

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    I have several of those too; dictionaries, phrase books, a book on english etiquette and letter writing, though none quite so umm, colourfully annotated LOL. My grandad being a married man at the time might have had something to do with that...
    I have some period maps of Scotland and some other items of usefulness for the Polish soldier in Britain. I also have some photos of my dad with a family in Scotland and a few girlfriend photos. Very pretty women! But not for this thread - a future one perhaps.

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    In this particular booklet, the Polish pronounciation of the French words and phrases is just so funny...
    Is it possible to post a few for our enjoyment? Is there a way to get the mispronounciation across in English or do you have to be able to read Polish?

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    I have some period maps of Scotland and some other items of usefulness for the Polish soldier in Britain. I also have some photos of my dad with a family in Scotland and a few girlfriend photos. Very pretty women! But not for this thread - a future one perhaps.
    Same here. I have newspapers, bits and pieces from the Polish - Scottish Society and other such stuff.


    Is it possible to post a few for our enjoyment? Is there a way to get the mispronounciation across in English or do you have to be able to read Polish?
    Will do. I'll get the scanner out and zap a few pages. The phonetics are in Polish, so yes, it does help a little, though not essential I think. I also have a 1939 map of the Paris metro somewhere, but goodness knows in which box it actually is...

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