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Polish Museum and Archives in Australia Polish Museum and Archives in Australia Muzeum i Archiwum Polonii Australijskiej Home About Us Reading List Publications Genealogy Links Gallery History Membership Current Exhibition Purchase online: here Contact: Maria Peszek - Email: [email protected] M: 0409 335 789 The Polish Museum and Archives in Australia was established in 1991 as an initiative of a number of people who saw the importance of collecting and preserving historical materials that reflected the individual and community life of Polish immigrants living in Australia. The organisation was incorporated in 1992. The aims of the organisation are to: - Collect and preserve documents, medals, objects, photographs and other materials that have historical significance to the Polish community and the wider community in Australia. - Make materials available to members of the general public and academics for research and other activities, such as exhibitions. - Work cooperatively with organisations that have similar goals. - Publish reference materials and books about the history and experiences of Polish immigration to Australia. - Seek support for the Polish Museum and Archive’s activities from mainstream, government and non-profit organisations and individuals. Current Activities and Projects The Polish Soldier Migrant Project: In 1947 and 1948 Australia accepted a very specific Polish migrant. Over 1,500 former members of the Polish military based in the United Kingdom arrived in Australia aboard the “Asturias” and the “Strathnaver”. These men represented various military services including the Carpathian Brigade, the Air Force, Armoured Division and the Second Corps. A sizeable number worked on the Hydro-Electric Scheme in Tasmania; but many were sent to various parts
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