Try contacting the National World War II Museum (a.k.a. The D Day
Museum) in New Orleans. www.ddaymuseum.org  There are quite a few
organizations collecting WWII information and oral histories. 

Greg

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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Looking for Someone- Long Shot

I know this a very very long shot but does anyone have any suggestions 
on how to search for a polish immigrant in WWII? 

I have an age and a name, and I am trying to research what happened to 
this individual after 1945.

-- 
Joshua K. Blay
Associate Director/Museum Curator
The Historical Society of Berks County
(610) 375-4375

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