11. zákopnická eskadrona [1939-1939]

Command assembly 11. zákopnické eskadrony:[/heading]
commander eskadrony – 24.08.1939- 25(?).09.1939 centurion Władysław XI Kozłowski ¹⁾
likely squad leaders:
second lieutenant cavalry, Jan Alfred Baranowski ²⁾
lieutenant of cavalry Antoni Zygmunt Frankiewicz ³⁾
second lieutenant cavalry in reserve Edward Frankowski ⁴⁾
a lieutenant of cavalry in reserve Jerzy Iwanowski ⁵⁾
a lieutenant of cavalry in reserve Edward Ostrowski ⁶⁾
centurion Hipolit Żarski ⁷⁾
commander trénu– ???, ??? ⁸⁾

Notes:
¹⁾ (05.09.1900-DD.MM.YYYY). Kosztyła lists the Constants Kozłowski. Other sources indicate Władysław Constants Kozłowski. There is provided according to the schématizmu from march 1939 (Rocznik Oficerski 1939). After the surrender, Independent operational group "Polesie" was from 06.10.1939 to DD.04.1945 in a German prisoner. After the liberation he served until demobilization in 1947, the year in the Polish exile army in the West. After the demobilization remained in the Uk.
²⁾ (07.01.1912-DD.MM.YYYY). According to schématizmu from march 1939 (Rocznik Oficerski 1939) was the date of 23.03.1939 representative fundraising officer 18. hulánského regiment. In the summer of 1939, the year he was transferred to 11. zákopnické eskadroně as "mimotabulkový" officer. In one of the sources referred to in the discussion with colleagues from Poland is listed as the commander And. platoon. In the next source is listed as the commander of the zákopnické squad 11. eskadrony in the assembly of the Group of colonel Wani, which is highly unlikely, and other sources that do not confirm. Not ueden in the list of losses not captured.
³⁾ (01.05.1903-DD.MM.YYYY). In one source it is listed as the commander And. the platoon, in the other as the commander of the II. platoon and in the majority is not listed at all. According to schématizmu from march 1939 (Rocznik Oficerski 1939) was in eskadroně the commander of a squad. According to another source referred to in the discussion was an officer of the Replacement of the centre 2. the regiment of riflemen in the city of Hrubieszów, but in the command assembly of the Equestrian group "Hrubieszów" (Zgrupowanie Kawalerii "Hrubieszów") is not listed. From DD.MM.1939 in the German captivity. In the list of captives is listed as lieutenant of the 111(sic!) riding eskadrony.
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⁴⁾ (02.10.1903-DD.MM.YYYY). According to schématizmu backup officers from the year 1934 (Rocznik Oficerski Rezerw) was in a state of 16. hulánského regiment. It appears in several sources referred to in the discussion. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured. Probably escaped captivity, was given to the Polish exile army and during the war he was promoted to the rank of captain and awarded the Silver cross to the Order of Virtuti Militari. In 1946 he was in the rank of a centurion commander eskadrony Carpathian hulánského regiment (Pułk Ułanów Karpackich). After the demobilization remained in the Uk.
⁵⁾ (01.03.1907-28.05.2008). According to schématizmu backup officers from the year 1934 (Rocznik Oficerski Rezerw) was in a state of 1. hulánského regiment. In many sources referred to in the discussion is listed as the commander of the II. or III. platoon. In several other sources it is listed as the commander of the II. the platoon's machine-gun eskadrony 1. hulánského regiment. 13.09.1939 was wounded in the fight near the village of Mień. Escaped captivity and in the autumn of 1939, the year he got to France, where he served in the Polish exile army. After evacuation to Britain he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and 01.09.1944 to the rank of centurion. As the commander of the command eskadrony (szwadron dowodzenia) 10. the regiment of riflemen Polish 1. armored division fought in France and Holland. Before demobilisation in 1947 he was promoted to the rank of major. After demobilisation he moved to South africa and later to France. In 2006 he returned to Poland, where he died.
⁶⁾ (12.12.1902-DD.MM.YYYY). After mobilization, became commander of the II. squad 1. zákopnické eskadrony. 13.09.1939 had with the patrol to establish a connection with the headquarters of the brigade. From eskadrony was cut off, joined the retreating Polish units and from 14.09.1939 was the commander of the 4. eskadrony in the the Standard 5. hulánského regiment. As a platoon commander eskadrony is given only at the Foothill. After the surrender he fell into German captivity.
⁷⁾ (13.08.1900-14.11.1975). Wróblewski reported it as a commander Even. platoon. Podhorski reported it as the third in order of the platoon commanders (commander of the III. platoon ?). According to schématizmu from march 1939 (Rocznik Oficerski 1939) was the date of 23.03.1939 the commander of a squad. After mobilization was rovněř deputy commander eskadrony. Under unknown circumstances he got to the soviet captivity, where he was placed in the camp in Starobelsk, from where he was transferred to a camp in Grjazovci. After the signing of the Sikorski-Majski of 30.06.1941 was released and from the DD.09.1941 served in the Polish army in the USSR, where he was m. j. the commander of the engineer company of the 19th. infantry regiment 7. infantry division. After evacuation to the Middle east in 1942 year, served from 1943 year, in the II. the Polish corps, with whom he took part in the years 1944-1945 of the fighting in Italy. After demobilisation in 1947, the year he returned to Poland, where he lived in the city of Świdnica. He died in a hospital in Breslau (Wrocław).
⁸⁾ In any of the sources is not given.
Sources:
www.dws.org.pl
www.wbc.poznan.pl
www.stankiewicze.com

Kosztyła, Zygmunt: Wrzesień 1939 year on Białostocczyźnie, Państwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe, Warszawa 1976,
Podhorski, Zygmunt: Notatnik from Murnau, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego, london calling, sign. B.Also.18/A/2, str. 141
Wróblewski, Jan: Samodzielna Grupa Operacyjna "Polesie" 1939, WIH, MON, Warszawa 1989