7. oddíl jízdního dělostřelectva (velitelství) [1939-1939]

Command assembly command section:[/heading]
, the regiment commander (dowódca dywizjonu) – 24.08.1939-30.09.1939 lieutenant colonel of artillery mr ludwik Sawicki ¹⁾
deputy commander of the - 23.09.1939-30.09.1939 captain of artillery Rudolf Ferdynand Joch ²⁾
adjutant commander (adiutant) – 24.08.1939 - 17.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Witalis Stanislaw Krystek ³⁾
17.09.1939-30.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery, Jerzy Leszek Terlecki ⁴⁾
recon (zvědný) officer (oficer zwiadowczy) – 24.08.1939 - 30.09.1939 captain
artillery Paweł Julian Dąbski-Nerlich ⁵⁾
observation officer (oficer obserwacyjny) – 24.08.1939 - 17.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery, Jerzy Leszek Terlecki ⁴⁾
18.09.1939-30.09.1939 ???, ???
liaison officer (oficer łącznikowy) - 24.08.1939-23(?).09.1939 a lieutenant of artillery in reserve count Maciej Zbigniew Kurnatowski ⁶⁾
23(?).09.1939-30.09.1939 ???, ???
communications officer (oficer łączności) – 24.08.1939-30.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Adam Stanisław Chmiel ⁷⁾
accounting officer (oficer płatnik) – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 captain intendanctva Władysław Alfons Janowski ⁸⁾
[b:him]quartermaster officer (oficer żywnościowy) - 24.08.1939-25.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Stefan Śmigielski ⁹⁾
arms and the gas officer (oficer broni and przeciwgazowy) - 24.08.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Jerzy Góralski ¹⁰⁾
10.09.1939-30.09.1939 ???, ???
physician – 24.08.1939-30.09.1939 captain doctor Cyryl Gubarewski ¹¹⁾
vet – 24.08.1939-20.09.1939 captain vet. doctor Janusz Majewski ¹²⁾
ammunition column (kolumna amunicyjna) – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Janusz Wacław Kalina-Zaremba ¹³⁾

Note:
¹⁾ After the surrender of Warsaw was from the 30.09.1939 to 29.04.1945 in German captivity. After release from captivity volunteered for the Polish exile army and 18.05.1946 was appointed commander of the 16. light dělostřeleckř regiment 2. The warsaw armoured division 2. the Polish corps. After demobilization (1947) he returned to Poland, where he was a pre-war senior officer persecuted. He lived in the town of Leżajsk, where 30.10.1983 died at the age of 90 years. He was promoted to the rank of colonel. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to the Order of Virtuti Militari.
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²⁾ To 20.09.1939 was the commander of the 3. battery 6. section line of artillery. After the injury and taking into captivity the commander of the section took over her the rest of the command and transferred him to Warsaw. There was in the context of the reorganization Riding the operating groups of Abraham Joined the riding brigade included in the functions of the deputy commander of the 7. section line of artillery. After the surrender of Warsaw was from the 30.09.1939 in German captivity. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to the Order of Virtuti Militari (no. 12 of 162).
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³⁾ 17.09.1939 was in the fighting in the Kampinoském the forest injured. With section however, having been to Warsaw, and after its surrender he was taken prisoner. After release from captivity he was transferred to the 2. the Polish corps to Italy. After the evacuation of the choir to the Uk and demobilisation remained in the Uk, where 17.02.1987 died in London at the age of 76 years. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to the Order of Virtuti Militari (13 659).
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⁴⁾ In 17.09.1939 was the observation officer of the section. After the injury por. Krystka took over as adjutant to the commander section. After the surrender of Warsaw fell into German captivity. After the war he returned to Poland. He died in Bydgoszcz.
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⁵⁾ After the surrender of Warsaw he escaped captivity and through Hungary in march 1940 he got to France. There he volunteered to the Polish exile army. After the surrender of France he was evacuated to Great Britain. Later he was transferred to Palestine, where 01.08.1942 became commander of the II. section 2. a light artillery regiment and from 01.05.1944 deputy commander of the regiment. 01.03.1943 was promoted to the rank of major. 09.04.1945 commanded in the representation of 1. Karpatskému light the main artillery regiment 3. Carpathian rifle division. In August 1946 he returned to the Uk and after demobilization lived there permanently. He died 21.01.1983 at the age of 84 years. During the fighting in Italy (1944-1945) was awarded the Silver cross to the Order of Virtuti Militari.
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⁶⁾ Abraham stated Maciej Kurnatowski, internet source states Maciej Zbigniew Kurnatowski. Zarzycki reported by Maciej Zbigniew Zygmunt Stanisław Jan de Byłyń-Kurnatowski. In the dynastic genealogy cited as the count Maciej Zbigniew Kurnatowski.
In the reorganization of the section on 22.-24.09.1939 was appointed commander of the I. platoon 3. battery. After the surrender of Warsaw fell into German captivity. After the war he returned to Poland and lived in the city of Szczecin, where he also 17.05.1992 died at the age of 81 years.
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⁷⁾ After the surrender of Warsaw he tried to avoid capture, but eventually was in the hospital for exposed and captured. In captivity he stayed until liberation in 1945. Further fate unknown.
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⁸⁾ From the DD.09.1939 in the German captivity. After the war he was promoted to the rank of major. He died 14.08.1972 at the age of 80 years.
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⁹⁾ 25.09.1939 he was transferred to the 3. battery. After the surrender of Warsaw in the German captivity.
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¹⁰⁾ From 09.09.1939 was missing. He fell, however, into captivity, in which he stayed until liberation in 1945. After the war he emigrated to the USA. He died 03.01.1987 at the age of 78 years.
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¹¹⁾ After the surrender of Warsaw he escaped captivity and worked as a doctor in the warsaw hospitals. He participated in the armed resistance in the ranks of the of the Union of armed struggle and the Earth's army, in which he was promoted to the rank of major. As a doctor he was active in the Warsaw uprising. After his surrender he went from Warsaw to the wounded.
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¹²⁾ 20.09.1939 was in combat near the village of Łomianki injured, but was taken to a warsaw hospital, where he was treated to 06.02.1940 and when he was out of the hospital dragged off into captivity. After the liberation, he was ordered back to Italy to 6. medical company 5. Kresové infantry division.
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¹³⁾ Probably during the retreat fell into German captivity. However, it is not included in the list of captured. In one of the sources of the list of losses indicates that 05.08.1940 in captivity died.
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Sources:
http://www.straty.pl
www.wbc.poznan.pl

Abraham, Roman: Wspomnienia wojenne znad Warty i Bzury, MON, Warszawa 1969
Fish, Ryszard-Stepan, Kamil: Rocznik Oficerski 1939, Księgarnia Akademicka Fundacji Czynu Niepodległościowego, Kraków 2006
Zarzycki, Piotr: Artyleria konna w 1939 roku, Wydawnictwo "Barwa i Broń", Warszawa 2007