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The invited : the story of 733 Polish children who grew up in New Zealand / Krstyna Skwarko.

By:

Skwarko, Krstyna [author.]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

Uniform titles:

Osiedlenie mlodziezy polskiej w Nowej Zelandii w r. 1944. English

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Invited.DDC classification:

325.2438
940.53161 21

LOC classification:

DU122.P6 S5813

Summary: One of the most humanitarian deeds of the Secons World War was the decision of the New Zealand government to bring out, care for and educate several hundred Polish refugee children. As head of the Boys' Primary School, Mrs Krystyna Skwarko was one of the staff who took care of those children. Using her own memoirs and some official material she has traced the history of the children from 1939 to the present time ..." -- Preface.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	City Campus City Campus Main Collection	325.2438 SKW (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		A044851B

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One of the most humanitarian deeds of the Secons World War was the decision of the New Zealand government to bring out, care for and educate several hundred Polish refugee children. As head of the Boys' Primary School, Mrs Krystyna Skwarko was one of the staff who took care of those children. Using her own memoirs and some official material she has traced the history of the children from 1939 to the present time ..." -- Preface.

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