Retracing Polish Footsteps in
Central Asia
The Enduring Spirit
The exhibition about Poles in
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in 19c & 20c, has been prepared by Ewa & Krzysztof
Poraj-Kuczewski based on Dr. Medvedeva’s private archives of historical
documents and photographs and is supported by Polish Home Foundation.
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In year 2000 - Services resumed in the renovated Polish Church in Tashkent
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The Okulicz-Kozaryns with Ludwik-Hippolit's brother Ignacy, a visitor from Vitebsk. Approx. 1897.
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Jerzy Okulicz-Kozaryn. Frunze, Kirgiz Socialist Soviet Republic. 1930s.
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Walerian Dunin-Barkowski (the second from the left in the first row) on a visit to Emir of Bokhara. Approx. 1916.
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Walerian Dunin-Barkowski with his wife and children.1920s
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The monument to officers and soldiers of the Anders Army erected in the Polish military cemetery in Almazar, Uzbekistan
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The exhibition will be available at the lecture hall
at the UW on April 13 and later at the Polish Home in
Seattle.
