27. hulánský pluk [1939-1939]

27. hulánský regiment - 27 Pułk Ułanów imienia Króla Stefan Batorego – 27th Uhlans Regiment
Was a tactical union cavalry as part of the Mts cavalry brigade.
Alarm of mobilization of the regiment belonging to the units of the "green" mobilization of the group was in posádkovém the town of Nieśwież in days 23. – 25. march.

the Assembly of the regiment to 1. September 1939:
regimental commander – lieutenant colonel of cavalry Józef II Pająk (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 assassinated in Katyn.)
Also. the deputy commander of the regiment – major of cavalry Karol Stefan Rudnicki (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk.)
II. the deputy commander of the regiment (landlord) – major cavalry Leopold Berg (after the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk).
regimental adjutant – captain Wacław Skrodzki (after the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk).
ordonanční officer – a second lieutenant of cavalry in reserve Antoni Radziwiłł (after the surrender he fell into soviet captivity, up to about 15.12.1939 was imprisoned in Starobelsk and then released after diplomatic intervention by the Italian queen Elena of Montenegro, wife of king Vittorio Emanuele III.).
intelligence officer – second lieutenant of cavalry Zdzislaw Marian Chojnacki
ordnance department and chemical defense officer – a second lieutenant of cavalry in reserve Jan Bończa – Pioro (DD.09.1939 fell wounded into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk.)
economic eskadrona – lieutenant of cavalry Stanisław Gołoński
the doctor – the captain, the doctor honey. Jerzy Roman Szmelczyński (according to Radziwiłła was in a prison camp Starobielsk. Sources 1, 2 and 3 do not confirm his death).
veterinary surgeon – lieutenant doctor of vet. Krakow Alojzy Jozef Skoczek
chaplain – the priest chaplain in reserve Stanisław Kurek
combat train - ?
heavy regimental train – ?
1. eskadrona – centurion Borys Gierasiuk (after the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk).
2. eskadrona – lieutenant Stefan Edmund Zygmunt Olszewski (fell 26. September in the fight with the infantry of the German 28. infantry division near the village of Morańce).
3. eskadrona – centurion Józef Karol Kwieciński (fell 26. September in the fight with the infantry of the German 28. infantry division near the village of Morańce).
4. eskadrona – centurion Bronisław Zbigniew Racewicz, from 03.09.1939 centurion Feliks Friesendorff (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Katyn (Kozielsku?).)
machine gun eskadrona – centurion Marian Chmielewski (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk.)
anti-tank platoon – lieutenant of cavalry mr mieczysław Wiewiórowski (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in Starobelsk).
jumper crew – lieutenant of cavalry Aleksander Siebielec (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and was the DD.MM.1940 murdered in the USSR).
bike squad – lieutenant Henryk Jemiołek (After the surrender he fell into soviet captivity and died DD.MM.YYYY in the USSR).
zákopnicko-the gas squad – lieutenant Wacław Szypnicki (injured 26. September in the fight with the infantry of the German 28. infantry division near the village of Morańce).

Sources:

1 - http://www.katedrapolowa.pl/ofiary.php
2 - Krzysztof Kowerko, 27 Pułk Ułanów imienia króla Stefan Batorego 1920-1939, Oficyna Wydawnicza "Prefecture", Pruszków 2008
3 - Przemsza-Zieliński, Jan: Wrześniowa so that księga refers to chwały kawalerii polskiej, Wydawnictwo Bellona, Warszawa 1995
4 - Radziwiłł, Antoni: Sprawozdanie, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego, london calling, sign. B.Also.23d

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