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Maria Urbaniak (nee Puzynowski)
May 19, 1911She was born, Maria Puzynowski, in Wilno, and lived on Mickiewicz Street, (which went from the Cathedral to the Bridge, Nazwiezyniec). In 1911, Wilno was part of Russia, and remained so until 1918, when it was returned to Poland. 1918Her father was arrested by the Bolsheviks on false charges, and taken to prison. It is unknown if he was killed or died of typhus, but he never returned to his family. Her mother searched for a grave but never found it. 1920With the hardship of her father's death, her mother could not support her three daughters, Helena, the oldest, Maria, the middle child, and Eugenia, the youngest. Maria and Eugenia were placed in an orphanage temporarily until she could provide for them. Helena stayed with her mother to help in whatever way she could. The orphanage was transformed into a school. Her mother came to retrieve them in 1921, but they continued to go to school there. 1923Maria excelled in school, and transferred to a convent school run by the Sisters of the Visitation. She attended school there until 1930. She then went to the University. 1938She achieved her Masters Degree in Law 1939In April, she took the exam to become a judge in the juvenile courts. 1940-42She was moved around, first to Bialystok, and then to Wilejka Powjatowa, where she was for 9 months. Then, with a group of other prisoners, without a trial, she was sentenced to 5 years hard labor in Kazahkstan for "contrarevolution." She and the other prisoners were transported in cattle cars on a train, and after working in camps along the way, ultimately spent two and a half years in the camp in Kazahkstan. Life in the camp was a matter of survival. Many died, many were sick, all were starved for food, and food was metered out by the amount of work performed. If one was sick and could not work, one did not eat. 1942The Russian Government declares "amnesty" to prisoners after General Sikorski met with Stalin and negotiated their release. In October, she was released and given a one-way ticket to Orenburg. She, and her friend from prison, Wala, stuck together for safety, support and companionship. In Orenburg they sat in the train station and at night were forced to sleep outdoors, on the ground. They were told they had to find a place to sleep or they would get sick or hurt, because it was dangerous. A stranger told them the way to the house of a very good woman, who would give them a warm place to sleep. That woman helped them, and told them that if they went to the Kolchoz, they could probably find work and at least have food and a place to sleep. 1943She became a court reporter in the military court and eventually was with the last part of the Polish army leaving Russia to Persia, Iraq, and Palestine. While in Persia she met Boleslaw Urbaniak, the older brother of her future husband, Jozef Urbaniak. He told her that his brother had been imprisoned in Miranda del Ebro, and he was trying to find him, and that the last he had heard, Jozef was in Scotland. As fate would have it, Maria became ill with malaria while in Persia and was eventually transferred to Scotland, because the climate was better there for malaria. She promised Bolek that she would try to find Jozef for him, and to let him know if he was alive and well. 1944Maria came to London to work in the Ministry of Justice of the Polish Government in Exile. She went to Scotland, found Jozef, and he proposed to her the day he met her. Maria lived in London for the next six years, and Jozef, who was stationed in Scotland, would travel from Scotland to London to see her and go back in time for duty. 1950Jozef and Maria were married in Scotland, after which, they lived in London. 1951Their first daughter, Anna was born, May 5th, in London. 1952The Committee for the Education of Poles in Great Britain was formed, and after the recognition of the Communist Government in Poland, any Poles who served under British command could choose---
Maria and Jozef chose to come to America, because it was a part of the world neither of them had ever seen, and because it was a free country. When they came to Seattle, Maria decided to go to Library School and Jozef had already learned a new trade of dental technology in England so he continued his trade here. 1953Their second daughter, Ewa, was born in Seattle, August 7th.
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