I found the attached photo dated 1945. It appears to be of a family member (uncle) that I never knew of. My mother was from Poland and she and her family were taken captive by the Russians and sent to a Siberian Gulag, later to be freed with Ander's Army (still trying to find out details on that).
That being said, if this truly is my mother's brother (as the writing on the back of the photo indicates), he would be Polish. The picture (or at least the writing on it) is dated December 2, 1945 and also states "Italia". If I could figure out where this uniform is from, it would be easier to further my search as to this relative and my past.
Dear Ms. Dash,
Thank you for posting your question on the History Hub!
There are several WWII museums that have collections that include uniforms and may be able to identify the uniform in your photograph. Here are just a few -- The International Museum of World War II, the British Imperial War Museums, the National WWII Museum, and the Museum of the Second World War in Poland.
We hope this information is helpful and best of luck with your family research!