[/quote]henryk wrote:Further data shows Płk Dypl. B.M. Krzyzanowski in the 26th.
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaros%C5%82aw_Szafran
Google translation:http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tadeusz_Ka ... wski[quote]In September Campaign 1939 commanded the 35 th Infantry Division (reserve) . After the surrender of the crew Defence Lviv got into Soviet captivity. He lived in a camp in Starobilsk . Spring of 1940, was murdered by the NKVD in Kharkiv and was buried in Piatichatki . From June 17, 2000 rests with the Cemetery of the Victims of Totalitarianism in Kharkov .
By order of the President of the Republic No. 112-48-07 Lech Kaczynski of October 5, 2007, he was promoted posthumously to the rank of brigadier general [4] . Promotion was announced November 9, 2007 in Warsaw , during the ceremony "Katyn remember - Celebrate the Memory of the Heroes".
Tadeusz Kalina-Zieleniewski
During the 1939 defensive war commanded the 33 Infantry Division reserve . He fought with the 33 Division, including the battles of Różan ii Włodawa . After the surrender of the Army "Modlin" General Operational Group commander Przedrzymirskiego own name (September 25 - October 2) in the battles of Janow and Frampol . After the dissolution of the Group, through Hungary escaped to France.
In the years 1939-1945 the Polish Armed Forces in the West , including commanded the 3 Infantry Division in France (4 - June 19, 1940) and 1 Grenadier Division (HR) in Scotland. He was an inspector for the country at the Supreme Chief . He was a lecturer at the Military Academy courses in Great Britain. In 1947 he returned to Polish, settled in Warsaw and worked as a researcher at the University of Warsaw . In the years 1950 - 1961 he was an assistant professor at the Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography. He took an active part in the work ZBoWiD . He died in Warsaw. Buried in the cemetery Powązki
Hi, Henryk, thank for your data on 33 and 35. Divisions, very helpful. But I don't know what you mean in your first sentence about 24th division commander ?