1. hulánský pluk [1939-1939]

Command the assembly of the regiment:[/heading]

regimental commander – 24.08.1939-11.09.1939 lieutenant colonel of cavalry, Jan Hipolit Litewski ¹⁾
11.09.1939-12.09.1939 centurion Tomasz Mineyko ²⁾
12.09.1939-06.10.1939 lieutenant colonel of cavalry Karol Anders ³⁾
. the deputy commander of the regiment - 24.08.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant colonel of cavalry Karol Anders ³⁾
09.09.1939-11.09.1939 centurion Michał Jaczyński ⁴⁾
12.09.1939-06.10.1939 ??? 4a)
II. the deputy commander of the regiment (the landlord) – 24.08.1939-12(?).09.1939 captain intendanční services Tomasz Jarmołowicz ⁵⁾
12(?).09.1939-06.10.1939 ???
aide to the commander of the regiment – 24.08.1939-09.09.1939 centurion Michał Jaczyński ⁴⁾
09.09.1939-DD.MM.1939 centurion Janusz Komorowski ⁶⁾
DD.MM.1939-06.10.1939 ??? 6a)
ordonanční officer – 24.08.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant of cavalry Constants Karol Barański ⁷⁾
13.09.1939-DD.MM.1939 ???
intelligence officer - 24.08.1939-06.10.1939 ??? ⁸⁾
arms and the gas officer – 24.08.1939-09.09.1939 centurion Janusz Komorowski ⁶⁾
10.09.1939-06.10.1939 ???
auxiliary (economic) eskadrona – 28.08.1939-DD.09.1939 lieutenant of cavalry Jerzy Rożałowski ⁹⁾
physician – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 lieutenant doctor dr (in reserve?) Antoni Augustynowicz ¹⁰⁾
veterinarian – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 lieutenant doctor vet. Henryk Szklarczyk ¹¹⁾
kaplan – 24.08.1939-11(?).09.1939 the priest captain ??? Klebanowski ¹²⁾
martial train - ?
heavy regimental train – ?
1. eskadrona – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 centurion Tomasz Mineyko ²⁾
2. eskadrona – 24.08.1939-09.09.1939 centurion Wincenty Chrząszczewski ¹³⁾
09.09.1939-13.09.1939 lieutenant of cavalry Constants Karol Barański ⁷⁾
13.09.1939-20.09.1939 second lieutenant of cavalry Antoni Burlingis ¹⁴⁾
20.09.1939-06.10.1939 lieutenant of cavalry Leszek Kazimierz Filipczuk ¹⁵⁾
3. eskadrona – 24.08.1939-13.09.1939 centurion Konrad Zaremba ¹⁶⁾
13.09.1939-06.10.1939 second lieutenant of cavalry Franciszek Fudakowski ¹⁷⁾
4. eskadrona – 24.08.1939-18.09.1939 lieutenant cavalry in reserve Tadeusz Pietraszewski ¹⁸⁾
18.09.1939-DD.09.1939 lieutenant cavalry in reserve Jan Fudakowski ¹⁹⁾
machine gun eskadrona – 24.08.1939-15(20?).09.1939 centurion Jan Zagórski ²⁰⁾
anti-tank squad – 24.08.1939-20.09.1939 lieutenant of cavalry Leszek Kazimierz Filipczuk
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communication squad – 24.08.1939-14.09.1939 lieutenant of cavalry Andrzej Rudolf Czaykowski ²¹⁾
bike squad – 24.08.1939-11.09.1939 second lieutenant of cavalry Jan Fryderyk Józef Warnke ²²⁾
zákopnicko-gas team – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 sergeant Wacław Kowalski ²³⁾

Notes:

¹⁾ 11.09.1939 fell in the struggle with the parts of the 20. infantry division (motorized) and 10. panzer division. In the chaotic situation in the area of his command post was hit by machine gun fire II. battalion of the Polish 71. infantry regiment (the18. infantry division).
²⁾ the Commander of the 1. terraced eskadrony. After the death of the commander of the regiment, as the highest ranking officer of the regiment, took over his command and handed over him after the appointment of a new commander. After the surrender of Independent operational group "Polesie" was from 06.10.1939 in German captivity. After the liberation of 29.04.1945 remained in the West and until demobilisation in 1947 he served in the Polish exile army. Then settled in Great Britain, where 26.05.1972 died at the age of 71 years. In the exile army, he was promoted to the rank of major and lieutenant colonel retired. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
³⁾ To 09.09.1939 he was deputy commander of the 1. hulánského regiment and from 09.09.1939 to 12.09.1939 was temporarily commander of the 2. hulánského regiment. After the surrender of Independent operational group "Polesie" was from 06.10.1939 in German captivity. After the liberation, he was transferred to the 2. the Polish corps to Italy, where he was appointed deputy commander of the 16. pomerania region infantry brigade. After the evacuation and termination of the choir remained in the Uk. DD.MM.194R he was promoted to the rank of colonel. He was the brother of general Władysław Anders. He died at Penley 04.07.1971 at the age of 78 years. For fighting in the Polish-soviet war of 1918-1920, he was awarded the Silver cross and the fighting in September 1939 a Golden cross Order of Virtuti Militari.
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⁴⁾ In combat near the village of Wądołki Borowe was machine gun fire II. battalion of the Polish 71. infantry regiment (the18. infantry division) severely wounded in both legs. At the next retreat they got to the German captivity and was treated in one of the warsaw hospitals. There he was amputated a leg and was discharged as a war invalid. Before by the persecution was hiding in the property Sobienice Jeziory, where he was however 15.06.1942, the day before his wedding, arrested by the Gestapo and shipped off to Warsaw. There has been identified as a participant Velkopolského uprising (27.12.1918-16.02.1919) and around 22.06.1942 executed. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
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4a) In the work Głowackého is listed after the reorganization of the brigade (20.09.1939) as deputy commander of the regiment centurion Janusz Komorowski. Other sources do not confirm.
⁵⁾, Together with parts of the trénu lost with the regiment connection. Survived the war. In the list of losses not captured is not listed.
⁶⁾ In the work Głowackého is listed after the reorganization of the brigade (20.09.1939) as deputy commander of the regiment. Other sources do not confirm. After the surrender of Independent operational group "Polesie" was from 06.10.1939 in German captivity. After the liberation of 29.04.1945 was transferred to the 2. the Polish corps to Italy, and after the evacuation and termination of the choir remained in the Uk, where he became an instructor of the olympic equestrian team.B. Later he emigrated to Argentina, and in 1972 he returned to Poland, where 24.11.1993 in Warsaw died at the age of 78 years. DD.MM.194R he was promoted to the rank of major.
6a) In the work Głowackého are listed after the reorganization of the brigade (20.09.1939) as lieutenants, a lieutenant of cavalry Zygmunt Nowiński (former commander of the 1. platoon 4. eskadrony) and second lieutenant of cavalry Jan Fryderyk Józef Warnke (former commander of the cycling squad). Other sources do not confirm.
⁷⁾ 09.09.1939 was appointed commander of the 2. eskadrony. 13.09.1939 fell in the struggle with the parts of the 3. panzer division in the village of Olszewo.
⁸⁾ Przemsza-Zieliński reported as the intelligence officer and at the same time as the commander of the 2. eskadrony centurion Wincenty Chrząszczewského. In the source of IPMS is not an intelligence officer is placed. In the second internet source it is stated that Chrząszczewski was appointed commander of the 2. eskadrony only in the course of mobilization, but in schématizmu from march 1939 (Rocznik Oficerski 1939) is listed as its commander. Intelligence officer probably wasn't intended.
⁹⁾ After the war, evaded the German and the soviet captivity and joined the armed resistance in the ranks of the the Earth's army. Worked under the last name Porębski (code name "Gozdawa") in the property Landwarów in Vilna, where he founded and commanded a guerrilla style-partyzánskému centre (Ośrodek Dywersyjno-Partyzancki). In mid-1944. year on the basis of established Guerrilla unit "Gozdawa" (about 200 soldiers). After the transition of the queue and after the disarmament of the units the Earth's army in Vilna his unit on the orders of higher headquarters disbanded. He died under unknown circumstances 11.07.1944.
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¹⁰⁾ In the work Głowackého is listed after the reorganization of the brigade (20.09.1939) as a doctor of the regiment. In the list of losses not captured is not listed. Is not listed also in the schématizmu from march 1939 (Rocznik Oficerski 1939).
¹¹⁾ In the work Głowackého is listed after the reorganization of the brigade (20.09.1939) as the veterinarian of the regiment. In the list of losses not captured is not listed. DD.MM.194R was going mobile in the Polish people's army. After the war he worked as a veterinarian.
¹²⁾ Fell near the village of Olszewo in a night crossing of regimental trénu across the road supervised by the enemy.
¹³⁾ 09.09.1939 was transferred to the staff of the emerging Cavalry operational group Podhorski. 10.09.1939 was near the village Michałki cut off from the Polish units and got to the Replacement center Suvalské cavalry brigade in the city of Wołkowysk, who as commander of the 1. eskadrony under Separate banners 1. hulánského regiment of Reserve cavalry brigade "Wołkowysk" he got after fighting with the Red army to Lithuania. There he was interned, but 26.12.1939 from the internment camp, he escaped to Vilna, where he became involved in resistance activities of the Union of armed struggle (Związek Walki Zbrojnej (ZWZ)). In march, he was arrested by the NKVD, again make good his escape, in July 1941 he returned to Vilna and continued in protiněmeckém, so later they had been altered resistance to 15.07.1945. That day, was again the NKVD arrested and sentenced to 10 years ' stay in soviet camps. To Poland came back 26.09.1955 and lived in Warsaw, where 28.09.1989 died at the age of 86 years. 11.11.1943 was promoted to the rank of major. For his resistance activities he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
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¹⁴⁾ To 13.09.1939 was a commander as well. platoon. After the end of the fighting fell into German captivity. On 11.08.1940 was freed from captivity in Vilna. He participated in the armed resistance in the ranks of the the Earth's army. He fought in the Warsaw uprising. After the war he lived in Poland and 02.08.1978 died in the town of Kołobrzeg.
¹⁵⁾ To 20.09.1939 was the commander of the anti-tank platoon. After the surrender of Independent operational group "Polesie" fell into German captivity. After the liberation he returned to Poland. He lived in Breslau (Wrocław), where the end of the year 1976 he died at the age of 62 years. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
¹⁶⁾ 13.09.1939 fell in the struggle with the parts of the 3. panzer division in the village of Olszewo.
¹⁷⁾ To 13.09.1939 was a commander as well. platoon. After kapitulaciIndependent operational group "Polesie" fell into German captivity. After the liberation, he was transferred to Italy, where he served in the 1. hulánském regiment (2. armored brigade 2. the Polish corps). After the move of the corps to Great Britain (1946) and demobilization (1947) stayed on the emigration in Great Britain and later in Canada, where in 1974 he died at the age of 62 years. In 1945 he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant.
¹⁸⁾ After the reorganization of the disconnected part of the regiment in Wołkowysku (18.09.1939) forward command eskadrony and, together with the Separate standard 1. hulánského regiment of Reserve cavalry brigade "Wołkowysk" he got after fighting with the Red army to Lithuania, where he was interned. After the signing of the Sikorski-May (30.07.1941) probably released from a soviet prison camp and enlisted in the Polish army in the USSR. His name is mentioned in the list of members of the Polish 3. carpathian infantry division as a lieutenant in the 3rd. regiment anti-tank artillery.
¹⁹⁾ In the appointment of the commander of the eskadrony was an officer of the Replacement of the centre Suvalské cavalry brigade. Together with the rest of the Single vane 1. hulánského regiment of Reserve cavalry brigade "Wołkowysk" he got after fighting with the Red army to Lithuania. There he was interned.
²⁰⁾ After the cancellation of the eskadrony was an officer in the disposal of the commander of the regiment. After the surrender of Independent operational group "Polesie" fell into German captivity.
²¹⁾ After the battle near the village of Olszewo lost with most of the platoon's contact with the regiment and later with the 4. eskadronou, squad 2. eskadrony and parts trénu got into Wołkowysku, where he was an officer of the Reserve cavalry brigade "Wołkowysk". With her took part in the fighting with the Red army and after crossing the border with Lithuania was interned. From the internment camp, he escaped 26.12.1939 together with the centurion Chrząszczewským and in Vilna joined in the conspiracy activities of the Union of armed struggle (Zwiazek Walki Zbrojnej). In February 1940 he was arrested by the NKVD and sentenced to 5 years labour camp. After the signing of the Sikorski-May (30.07.1941) was a DD.09.1941 released and included into the Polish army in the USSR. After the evacuation of the army of general Anders to Iran, he was transferred to Britain, where he was retrained in diversionary activities. In the night of 16./17.04.1944 was discontinued in Poland and ranked as an officer for the Central command the Earth's army. He fought in the Warsaw uprising iu as the commander of the battalion "Ryś", deputy commander of the regiment of the "Waligóra". In the fighting he was wounded. After the surrender of Warsaw he escaped to the city of Częstochowa and there continued in the resistance. In the night 28./29.12.1944 was the Germans arrested and dragged off to a camp in Gross-Rosen and later Dora. After the liberation he went to Great Britain and served in the Polish exile army. 27.07.1949 returned to Poland, where he was 13.08.1951 arrested by State security and imprisoned. 30.04.1953 was for espionage, sentenced to death and 10.10.1953 shot in the warsaw prison on Mokotově. In 1943 he was promoted to the rank of centurion and 11.11.1944 to the rank of major. During the fighting in the Warsaw uprising he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
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²²⁾ After the dissolution of the cycling squad was in command swarm the commander of the regiment. After a week, however, of their cyclists formed with the permission of the commander of the regiment, a cavalry platoon, which he commanded until the surrender 06.10.1939, when he fell into captivity. From a transitional pow camp in Radom, he had DD.10.1939 escape. In the night 26./27.12.1939 was in the apartment of his mother arrested and taken away for mass execution, which, however, with severe injuries survived. After the cure is in the territory of the city of Grójec took part in the armed resistance within the the Earth's army, in which he served until the spring of 1945. He was wanted by the Polish State security and, therefore, left with his wife secretly abroad. After a stay in the Uk he traveled in 1948 to Canada where he settled and worked. He died in the village of Sarnia (province of province Ontario) 20.08.2004 at the age of 91 years. 11.11.1942 was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and in 1947 to the rank of centurion.
²³⁾ Source: Bobrowski, Jozef: Relacja+list+maps, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego w Londynie, sign. B.Also.18/C/11, str. 7

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