Bohdan Grzymala-Siedlecki

1919 - 1998  (79 years)

• Name	Bohdan Grzymala-Siedlecki
  Birth	15 Sep 1919	Kiev, Ukraine
  Gender	Male
  Death	3 Dec 1998	Warsaw, Poland
  Burial	Sluzewiec cemetery, church of St. Katarzyna
  Person ID	I188469	First tree
  Last Modified	18 Nov 2020

  
  

  Father	Louis (Ludvig) Grzymala-Siedlecki,   b. Bef 1919   d. Yes, date unknown
  Mother	Zofia Danielewiczów,   b. Bef 1919   d. 1954 (Age 35 years)
  Family ID	F72432	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Irena Anastazja Hardie-Douglas,   b. 10 Oct 1919, Boryslaw, Ukraine d. 29 Jan 2014, Coquitlam, Greater Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Age 94 years)
  Marriage	8 Jan 1942	Saint. Barbara Church, Warsaw, Poland
  Children	1. Bohdan Grzymala-Siedlecki   2. Wojtek Grzymala-Siedlecki   3. Hania Grzymala-Siedlecki   4. Malgosia Grzymala-Siedlecki
  Family ID	F44255	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	18 Nov 2020

  
  

• Notes

  Polish tourist guide associated with Warsaw, columnist, author of books about Warsaw. Until the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising was working in a construction company, then a lieutenant took part in the fighting. He was the commander of XI Commissariat of Defense and the Anti-Fire. 8 October 1944 was arrested and taken to a camp in Lambinowice , and then moved to Murnau , where he fell ill. After the liberation of the camp's health has improved and Bohdan Grzymala-Siedlecki his way to the division commanded by gen. Maczek . Searching sisters (Also prisoners) went to Italy and then to the UK . Among numerous decorations, such as the Golden Cross of Merit, Officer's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta, Meritorious Cultural Activist, Golden Badge for Merit for Warsaw, Silver Honorary PTTK Badge, Golden Badge of the Polish Blind Union, Badge of Honorary Blood Donor and many others, he appreciated the most Order of Smile granted to him at the initiative of disabled and blind children, to whom he devoted his time and knowledge. (Research): "My grandparents were insurgents in January, Siberian exile s. They fled to the Lviv authorities before the Russian authorities."