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Re: Haller blue army documents from American vice consul in Warsaw
Textual Reference Branch, Archives IIMay 11, 2018 10:06 AM (in response to SANDY MIARECKI)
1 person found this helpfulDear Ms Miarecki:
This is in response to your recent post regarding the Blue Army and the Consulate at Warsaw.
From what we can tell, the language used on the manifest is somewhat standard, and does not relate to any particular documents maintained by the Vice Consul. You are welcome to search the records of the Consulate for any details relevant to your research. Please see the series description here: United States Consular Records for Warsaw, Poland, 1874 - 1933.
To learn more about military service in Poland, please contact the Polish National Archives.
We wish you the best with your research.
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Re: Haller blue army documents from American vice consul in Warsaw
SANDY MIARECKI Aug 21, 2018 11:19 PM (in response to SANDY MIARECKI)1 person found this helpfulFor anyone else with this question, I found an AMAZING resource online, which was someone's PhD on the subject of the Polish Blue Army. It answered many of the questions that I had when asking about the Vice Consul records. The individual who wrote the PhD has already scoured the resources that I was interested in. I highly recommend reading it if you have an ancestor who was in the Blue Army.
https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/history_diss/1/
Good luck,
Sandy