was 14 years old when she was deported. She had been living a happy, carefree life on Osada Krechowiecka (an army settlement) with her parents, two brothers and a sister.
While travelling to Siberia on the deportation train, she lay on the top bunk and, looking out of the tiny grated window, wrote a diary, noted all the place names and dates.
Follow her experiences from being a schoolgirl in Kresy, Poland ... to being a soldier in the Polish II Corps ...... and to being a mother of six in London.
Illustrations by Tolek Sobierajski.
1. Life in Kresy
2. Invasion
3. Deportation
4. Life in Siberia
5. The "Amnesty"
6. Joining the Polish Army
7. Evacuation to Persia
8. Training
9. The Italian Campaign
Danuta's Route Map
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