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Month: August 2014
TOP-SECRET – The Secret List of CIA Sources – 2.619 Names and Adresses, Part 12,L,
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Labar, Sherwood M. 8775 20th St., No. 814W, Vero Beach, FL 32960 LaClair, Cameron 4201 Cathedral Ave., NW, No. 315E, Washington, DC 20016 LaFaver, Richard N. 1 North Hornbeam Pl., The Woodlands, TX 77380 Lafferty, Fred B. P.O. Box 9300, Minneapolis, MN 55440 Laggan, Francis P. 2217 Great Falls St., Falls Church, VA 22046 LaGuex, Conrad 2317 N. Pocomoke St., Arlington, VA 22205 Lahnstein, Manfred Bertelsman AG, Gutersloh, Germany Lambert, Robert 1919 Killarney Way, Bellevue, WA 98004 Lamkin, James P.O. Box 210, Starkville, MS 39760 Lamon, Ralph 6363 Christie Ave., No. 1517, Emeryville, CA 94608 Lampshire, Cdr Harvey USN 2145 N. Quebec St., Arlington, VA 22207 Lancer, Col Thomas USA 9048 Belvoir Woods Pkway, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 Landau, Yechil 60 Division Ave., No. 2C, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Landreth, Edward 544 E. 86th St., New York, NY 10028 Landreth, Ted 1211 S. Genesee Ave., Los Angeles, CA90019 Lane, Albert 138 Germany Rd., Verona, NY 13478 Lane, Buford 3611 Antiem St., San Diego, CA 92111 Lange, Col H.W. USA 9000 Belvoir Woods Pkway, No. 302, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060 Langevin, Henry R. 4 Longview Dr., Bow, NH 03304 Langfield, Millard 3330 N. Leisure World Blvd., No. 926, Silver Spring, MD 20906 Langholz, Marcus P.O. Box 94, Rapidan, VA 22733 Langlie, Gary 4103 Wexford Dr., Kensington, MD 20895 Languit, Col Gerard USAF 6415 Cleghorn Rd., NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120 Lankford, Blaine 4480 Bella Mia Ct., Howell, MI 48843 Lanterman, Col John USA 8502 Whittier Blvd., Bethesda, MD 20817 Lanterman, Mark T. 132-A Plymouth Ave., Oreland, PA 19075 Lantos, Thomas 2217 Rayburn House Office Bldg., Washington, DC 20515 Lapham, Lewis 65710 E. Desert Trail Dr., Tucson, AZ 85737 Lapinier, Major Arnold AUS 5893 Grove Rd., Trumansburg, NY 14886 Larkin, MajGen Richard USA 1517 Night Shade Ct., Vienna, VA 22180 Laroche, Richard 150 Sportsmans Dr., West Lakes, SA 5021, Australia Larsen, Harold A. 1314 Kurtz Rd., McLean, VA 22102 Larson, Ms. Florence 5903 Mt. Eagle Dr., No. 601, Alexandria, VA 22303 Larum, Norman 3225 Eldora Ln., Missoula, MT 59803 Larzelier, Henry 16903 Kilwinning, Houston, TX 77084 Lascaris, Constant P.O. Box 3172, Clearwater, FL 34630 Laster, Clarence C. 10915 Burr Oak, San Antonio, TX 78230 Latzen, Capt. Murray 57-45 74th St., Unit 309, Elmhurst, NY 11373 Laub, Charles 949 S. Hope St., Suite 3030, Los Angeles, CA 90015 Laufman, David 9303 Sibelius Dr., Vienna, VA 22182 Law, Richard 9713 Ceralene Dr., Fairfax, VA 22032 Law, Major Robert S. AUS 472 Argyle Rd., Brooklyn, Ny 11218 Lawton, Edward F. 4865 Carriagepark Rd., Fairfax, VA 22032 Layton, LtCol Benjamin USA 10700 Brunswick Ave., Kensington, MD 20895 Lazar, Charna 501 NW 7th St., Boca Raton, FL 33432 Leader, John L. 5052 Westpath Terrace, Bethesda, MD 20816 Leaf, Edward 121 N. Chestnut St., Lindsborg, KS 67456 Learnard, Edwin 1010 16th Ave., No. 6, San Diego, CA 92101 Leary, William Dept. of History, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602 Leavitt, John H. P.O. Box 1182, Wellfleet, MA 02667 Leavitt, Robert W. 7129 Rolling Forest Ave., Springfield, VA 22152 Ledoux, Sylvester P. 1106 Main St., No. 14209 [No city provided.] Lee, Mrs. Barbara P.O. Box 137, Harwichport, MA 02646 Lee, Bruce 115 E. 67th St., New York, NY 10028 Lee, John F. 2010 Meadow Springs Dr., Vienna, VA 22182 Lee, Terence M. 1480 Garfield Ave., San Marino, CA 91108 Lee, Col Thomas USAF 9605 Atwood Rd., Vienna, VA 22182 Lefebre, Albert 36 Sea Spray Dr., Biddeford, ME 04005 Lefkowitz, Alan 2488 Mt. Royal Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15217 LeGallo, Andre 2 Bridgeberry Ct., The Woodlands, TX 77381 Lehman, Frederick J. 3706 E. 3rd St., No. 1, Dayton, OH 45403 Leibacher, Ernst 1931 Park Skyline Rd., Santa Ana, CA 92705 Leifer, Capt N. David USAR P.O. Box 960748, Miami, FL 33296 Leighton, Ms. Marian 2081 Wethersfield Ct., Reston, VA 22091 Lelesz, Spec George USA P.O. Box 670881, Brink, NY 10467 Lengel, Capt John 8451 Stafford Dr., Strongsville, OH 44136 Lennox, Cdr Alexander USN 324 Devonshire Ln., Orange Park, FL 332073 Lentol, Edward S. 107-43 113th St., Richmond Hill, NY 11419 Leonard, Col Eugene USAR P.O. Box 501, Lexington, VA 24450 Leusner, James 5471 Lake Howell Rd., No. 106, Winter Park, FL 32792 Leven, Barry K. 5665 Phelps Luck Dr., Columbia, MD 21045 Leveridge, William 9409 Shouse Dr., Vienna, VA 22181 Levin, Mrs. Elizabeth 10420 Royal Rd., Hillandale, MD 20903 Levin, M. J. 10420 Royal Rd., Hillandale, MD 20903 Levy, Frank 6504 Smoot Dr., McLean, VA 22101 Lewis, Ernest A. 3720 SE 1st Place, Cape Coral, FL 33904 Lewis, Orme 100 West Washington St., Phoenix, AZ 85003 Lewis, Stanton 2447 NCNB Center, Houston, TX 77002 Lewton, Lewis 28131 Coolidge Dr., Euclid, OH 44132 Librandi, Frank J. 3723 W. Grovers Ave., Glendale, AZ 85308 Lieberman, Dr. Alan 18425 Long Lake Dr., Boca Raton, FL 33434 Lincoln, PNCS Charles USN 300 E. Evergreen Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19118 Lindenauer, S/A Julian 12975 SW 186th Terrace, Miami, FL 33177 Lindsley Winston J. 4913 Tydfil Ct., Fairfax, VA 22030 Linn, Mrs. Betty 3130 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314 Linton, Mrs. Jean 5216 Farrington Rd., Bethesda, MD 20816 Lipton, Maurice 611 John Marshall Dr., NE, Vienna, VA 22180 Liskey, Russell 1230 Kings Tree Dr., Michelville, MD 20721 Liszka, Dr. Victor 12171 Fort Caroline Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32225 Literento, Anthony 1304 57th St.West, Bradenton, FL 34209 Littig, Cdr Gerald USNR 2511 Lomond Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Little, Arthur F. 9718 St. Andrews Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030 Little, Warren P.O. Box 8127. Missoula, MT 59807 Lium, Elli 3806 49th St., NW, Washington, DC 20016 Livingston, James 804 Greenwood Rd., Wilmington, DE 19807 Livingston, Robert G. 3415 Raymond St., Chevy Chase, MD 70815 Lock, Owen 2 Gary Ct., Holmdel, NJ 07733 Loeb, James 2 Sutton Place South, No. 15D, New York, NY 10022 Loehr, Major Rodney USAR 8106 Highwood Dr., No. Y 321, Bloomington, MN 55438 Loesche, Paul 301 Plantation Dr., Bent Creek Plantation, Lexington, SC 29072 Loeser, Paul 3310 N. Leisure World Blvd., No. 1025, Silver Spring, MD 20906 Loesere, Ms. Antoinette USA 5422 Long Boat Ct., Fairfax, VA 22032 Loftin, William 12509 Millstream Dr., Bowie, MD 20715 Logan, Major Glenn USAR P.O. Box 6268, Colorado Springs, CO 80934 Lograsso, Peter P. 12220 Blanchester Dr., Lyndhurst, OH 44124 Long, Richard 1615 Evers Dr., McLean, VA 22101 Longanecker, MajGen W. USAF 5653 Rayburn Ave., Alexandria, VA 22311 Loomis, Capt Robert USN 1418 Independence Ave., Melbourne Beach, FL 32940 Looney, John R. 9122 St. Andrews Pl., College Park, MD 20740 Loosararian, Armen 10703 Edgewood Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20901 Lopez, John 2315 MacDonough Rd., Wilmington, DE 19805 Lore, Nicholas 5429 Honors Dr., San Diego, CA 92122 Loucopolos, Tom 29 Brookside Pl., Livingston, NJ 07039 Louie, Henry 11420 Bedfordshire Ave., Potomac, MD 20854 Love, LtCol Gale AUS 11596 Lower Circle Dr., Grass Valley, CA 95949 Lovorovich, Chris 3669 Ireland Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46236 Lowe, LtCol Darrell USMC 1432 Buckner Rd., Valrico, FL 33594 Lower, Michael 6214 Amberwood Dr., Alta Loma, CA 91707 Lucas, Floyd 2011 12th St., NW, HIckory, NC 28601 Lucas, Harry Jr. P.O. Box 56467, Houston, TX 77256 Ludewig, Walter 120 Mashodack Rd., Nassau, NY 12123 Lugar, Richard 7841 Old Dominion Dr., McLean, VA 22102 Lumovich, LtCol Victor USAF 7401 Churchill Rd., McLean, VA 22101 Luntzel, Major James USAF 18962 Symeron Rd., Apple Valley, CA 922307 Lupsha, Peter 617 Dartmouth NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106 Lusby, David 1937 S. Abrego Dr., Green Valley, AZ 85614 Luthy, Raymond 2825 Royal Ann Ln., Concord, CA 94518 Lyles, Bobby Neal 2496 Orchid Bay Dr., No. 204, Naples, FL 33942 Lyman, Mrs. Dorothy 3300 Ocean Shore Ave., No. 502, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Lynch, David 14512 Chesterfield Rd., Rockville, MD 20853 Lynch, Ray 100 Maple Ln., Annapolis, MD 21403 Lyons, Kenneth 9372 Avery Rd., Broadview Heights, OH 44147
TOP-SECRET – The Secret List of KGB Spies in Eastern Europe, Part 21, BA,
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IPN BU 0194/452 | BABACZ RAFAŁ |
IPN BU 00945/429 | BABAD BEATA |
IPN BU 0806/1510 | BABAROWSKA IRENA |
IPN BU 00328/832 | BABAROWSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 001134/1683 | BABAROWSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0942/441 | BABCZENKO CELINA |
IPN BU 0194/3031 | BABCZENKO HENRYK |
IPN BU 776/130 | BABCZYK JERZY |
IPN BU 0194/2468 | BABCZYŃSKI STANISŁAW JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0604/989 | BABCZYŃSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 093/38 | BABECKA HALINA |
IPN BU 0951/1339 | BABECKA TERESA |
IPN BU 0891/169 | BABECKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/263 | BABECKI MAREK |
IPN BU 00277/471 | BABECKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 001121/2686 | BABECKI MICHAŁ JASTAR |
IPN BU 00275/462 | BABECKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/1370 | BABIAK BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 00456/26 | BABIAK JAN |
IPN BU 0951/1924 | BABIAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0193/168 | BABIARCZYK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/1053 | BABIARSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 645/98 | BABIARZ BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/4118 | BABIARZ JACEK |
IPN BU 001198/6880 | BABIARZ JACEK |
IPN BU 0193/7169 | BABIARZ JULIAN |
IPN BU 00283/2177 | BABIARZ PIOTR |
IPN BU 684/1 | BABIARZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/2814 | BABICKA MARIA |
IPN BU 698/70 | BABICKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001198/2308 | BABICKI JAN |
IPN BU 01000/476 | BABICKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0892/44 | BABICKI KAROL |
IPN BU 01130/3 | BABICKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00232/288 | BABICKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001164/336 | Babicki Tadeusz |
IPN BU 0193/169 | BABICYN PIOTR |
IPN BU 698/71 | BABICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 0193/7413 | BABICZ FELIKS |
IPN BU 0218/3304 | BABICZ JANUSZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 095/2 | BABICZ KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001134/2797 | BABICZ MAREK |
IPN BU 698/72 | BABICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 002082/37 | BABICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/200 | BABICZ TADEUSZ ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 01133/445 | BABICZ TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0193/1309 | BABICZ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/592 | BABICZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00945/2416 | BABIEJCZUK JANUSZ – WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00744/1019 | BABIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/1250 | BABIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 01079/197 | BABIK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0855/2972 | BABIK JAN |
IPN BU 001075/220 | BABIK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0855/2966 | BABIK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1310 | BABIK TEODOZJA |
IPN BU 00234 | p.248 BABILIŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0290/54 | BABINCH JAN |
IPN BU 00169/40 | BABIŃSKA AGNIESZKA |
IPN BU 00945/657 | BABIŃSKA AGNIESZKA |
IPN BU 0806/2627 | BABIŃSKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 00277/971 | BABIŃSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 001121/3156 | BABIŃSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 0806/2478 | BABIŃSKA IRENA (ZYSK) |
IPN BU 0772/743 | BABIŃSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 00744/746 | BABIŃSKI DARIUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/79 | BABIŃSKI DARIUSZ |
IPN BU 00966/198 | BABIŃSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0604/873 | BABIŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 002086/967 | BABIŃSKI NELSON ADAO |
IPN BU 748/227 | BABIŃSKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 0942/353 | BABIRACKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 002082/543 | BABIRACKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/1568 | BABIRACKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 0872/120 | BABIS KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0870/191 | BABIS KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0290/46 | BABIUCH EDWARD |
IPN BU 0901/1131 | BABKIEWICZ MONIKA |
IPN 00 1052/1295 | BABKIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00945/80 | BABNIS CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 02042/373 | BABRAJ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0967/203 | BABRAJ EDWARD |
IPN BU 02042/611 | BABRAJ EDWARD |
IPN BU 0194/3200 | BABRAJ FELICJA |
IPN BU 0772/36 | BABRAJ FELICJA |
IPN BU 1161/184 | BABRAJ KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 645/58 | BABRAJ LUDWIKA |
IPN BU 02042/48 | BABRAJ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0194/2000 | BABRAL (GASZYŃSKA) HELENA |
IPN BU 0194/3364 | BABRAL MARIAN |
IPN BU 002086/1615 | BABRAL MARIAN MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0194/2556 | BABSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 0194/2594 | BABSKI ALBERT |
IPN BU 00283/834 | BABSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0218/178 | BABUL KONSTANTY |
IPN BU 0194/2403 | BABUL KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0806/2506 | BABUL TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0218/1343 | BABUL WIKTOR |
IPN BU 0194/347 | BABULA EDWARD |
IPN BU 0193/6399 | BABULA IGNACY |
IPN 00 1043/2020 | BABULA JEZIORSKA BOJAŃCZYK TERESA ANTONINA |
IPN BU 001198/1116 | BABULA MARIAN |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 52 BABULA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00170/552 | BABULEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN 00 1043/2708 | BABULEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 0901/588 | BABUT PEST JADWIGA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0855/2491 | BABUT WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 698/73 | BABYSZKO EDWARD |
IPN BU 698/74 | BACA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00275/524 | BACA MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 001134/431 | BACA MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 0772/5085 | BACA) ŚMIAŁEK JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 00945/169 | BACCIARELLI – RADZYMIŃSKA ZOFIA BARBARA |
IPN BU 002086/1677 | BACCIARELLI JACEK JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/3664 | BACH EWA |
IPN BU 001198/6621 | BACH EWA |
IPN BU 001134/4390 | BACH HIERONIM |
IPN BU 01133/446 | BACH JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0951/1326 | BACHAN ANNA |
IPN BU 00277/1330 | BACHAN DANUTA |
IPN BU 001121/3481 | BACHAN DANUTA |
IPN BU 0772/2151 | BACHAN TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0872/119 | BACHANEK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00334/67 | BACHANEK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001134/2718 | BACHANEK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0772/2150 | BACHANEK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2152 | BACHANEK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 001089/33 | BACHANEK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 698/75 | BACHANOWICZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00249/368 | BACHAŃSKA ROZALIA |
IPN BU 0870/36 | BACHAŃSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 645/54 | BACHARA EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 00283/1502 | BACHARSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00768/839 | BACHARSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 698/76 | BACHERA BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/3591 | BACHERA RAFAŁ |
IPN BU 0772/4354 | BACHLEDA ALOJZY |
IPN BU 001134/5597 | BACHLEDA BAŃKOWSKA MAGDALENA BEATA |
IPN BU 00448/621 | BACHLEDA-BAŃKOWSKA MAGDALENA |
IPN BU 636/1788 | BACHLIŃSKA DANUTA |
IPN BU 002082/723 | BACHMAN ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 002086/2072 | BACHMAN ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001121/993 | BACHMAŃSKA ROZALIA |
IPN BU 0864/9 | BACHNER TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0988/686 | BACHNIK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 644/741 | BACHORSKI DIONIZY |
IPN BU 0854/1336 | BACHOWSKI OSKAR |
IPN 00 1043/1622 | BACHOWSKI OSKAR |
IPN BU 698/77 | BACHRYJ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 002081/73 | BACHTIN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 002085/88 | BACHTIN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00945/963 | BACHTIN JERZY |
IPN BU 0242/2653 | BACHTIN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01282/1 | BACHUREWICZ LECH |
IPN BU 0988/279 | BACHUREWICZ LEONARD |
IPN BU 00612/4516 | BACHURSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 0604/1743 | BACHURSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/2363 | BACHURSKI ZENON |
IPN BU 0193/1312 | BACIA WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0604/1638 | BACIAK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00244/115 | BACKALEWICZ HALINA |
IPN BU 00244/119 | BACKENROTH JULIUSZ |
IPN BU 00328/72 | BACKIEL ROBERT |
IPN BU 001134/760 | BACKIEL ROBERT WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00200/1242 | BACŁAW ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001102/844 | BACŁAW ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 644/742 | BACŁAWSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN 00 1043/560 | BACZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0193/1313 | BACZAKIEWICZ LIPKO ALICJA |
IPN BU 0194/1437 | BACZAKIEWICZ ROMUALD |
IPN BU 0772/2153 | BACZAŃSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0194/1488 | BACZEWSKA ALICJA |
IPN BU 649/207 | BACZEWSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0967/148 | BACZEWSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 698/78 | BACZEWSKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 649/2 | BACZEWSKI GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 649/208 | BACZEWSKI GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 0218/22 | BACZEWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0242/2717 | BACZEWSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 649/209 | BACZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 649/3 | BACZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/764 | BACZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 649/210 | BACZEWSKI LESZEK |
IPN BU 649/83 | BACZEWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0193/174 | BACZEWSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 649/4 | BACZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/168 | BACZEWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 649/5 | BACZEWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0958/38 | BACZEWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 649/86 | BACZEWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 649/6 | BACZEWSKI WITOLD |
IPN BU 0968/17 | BACZEWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00945/1157 | BACZEWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN 00 1043/3701 | BACZKO ALEKSANDER |
IPN 00 1043/3718 | BACZKO TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/1035 | BACZKOWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 636/1824 | BACZMAŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN 00 1043/903 | BACZŃSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0806/3078 | BACZUK BOŻENA |
IPN BU 0167/3 | BACZUŃ MARIAN |
IPN BU 0193/1316 | BACZYK (BĄCZYK) FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0901/1694 | BACZYŃSKA ANNA |
IPN BU PF | 498/16 BACZYŃSKA ANNA |
IPN BU 02042/297 | BACZYŃSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 0242/2876 | BACZYŃSKA GRAŻYNA (ŚLUSARSKA) |
IPN BU 0891/167 | BACZYŃSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 01133/447 | BACZYŃSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 0242/2822 | BACZYŃSKA JANINA DANUTA |
IPN BU 0242/3153 | BACZYŃSKA MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 00165/19 | Baczyńska Maria |
IPN BU 636/1822 | BACZYŃSKA MICHALINA |
IPN BU 636/1823 | BACZYŃSKA MICHALINA |
IPN BU 0604/1748 | BACZYŃSKI (BANIAK) SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU PF | 2077/63 BACZYŃSKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 01000/1788 | BACZYŃSKI BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1317 | BACZYŃSKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 00328/1389 | BACZYŃSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/2321 | BACZYŃSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 01280/1 | BACZYŃSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0193/5889 | BACZYŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01079/126 | BACZYŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01250/10 | BACZYŃSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00744/669 | BACZYŃSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001134/2 | BACZYŃSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0772/745 | BAĆ ZOFIA |
IPN BU 01013/217 | BAĆKO RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00328/1535 | BAĆKO TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/2516 | BAĆKO TADEUSZ WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00612/2051 | BAĆKOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 001198/5060 | BAĆKOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00612/1768 | BAĆMAGA LUDWIG |
IPN BU 001198/4874 | BAĆMAGA LUDWIK |
IPN BU 00283/1983 | BAĆMAGA MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 090/103 | BADACH BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 645/103 | BADACZEWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 0772/43 | BADALSKI BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/2434 | BADASZEWSKI IGNACY |
IPN BU 0591/8 | BADEJA KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 683/231 | BADEŁEK JOANNA |
IPN BU 644/743 | BADEŁEK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 645/43 | BADEŃSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 52 BADEŃSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0194/442 | BADEŃSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 00283/2021 | BADEŃSKI SZCZEPAN |
IPN BU 0772/2154 | BADER IRMGARDA |
IPN BU 0951/1678 | BADER JANINA |
IPN BU 0193/1318 | BADER MARIAN |
IPN BU 0993/1629 | BADERSKA TERESA |
IPN BU PF | 299/123 BADEWICZ |
IPN BU 0193/176 | BADIA JAN |
IPN BU 002085/187 | BADLICKI ANDRZEJ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0772/746 | BADNER (SZAŁAŃSKA) HELENA |
IPN BU 0193/7732 | BADNER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/2397 | BADO ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001198/5580 | BADO ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0872/79 | BADOCHA JAN |
IPN BU 001198/162 | BADOCHA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 698/79 | BADOŃ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/1103 | BADOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 001198/1507 | BADOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 0870/141 | BADOWICZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00611/880 | BADOWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/1324 | BADOWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1319 | BADOWSKA (KERTKOWA) IRENA |
IPN BU 0833/570 | BADOWSKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 685/238 | Badowska Elżbieta |
IPN BU 00230 | P 48 BADOWSKA IZABELA |
IPN BU 0218/2905 | BADOWSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 01250/11 | BADOWSKA LEOKADIA |
IPN BU 00244/153 | BADOWSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 001198/2537 | BADOWSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 0194/2878 | BADOWSKA WIERA |
IPN BU 0218/2783 | BADOWSKI (SAMORAJ) MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2155 | BADOWSKI EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 644/744 | BADOWSKI FELIKS |
IPN BU 0772/3552 | BADOWSKI HERONIM |
IPN BU 0604/1895 | BADOWSKI IRENEUSZ |
IPN BU 0194/3038 | BADOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00612/537 | BADOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 001198/4311 | BADOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0942/387 | BADOWSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 001102/215 | BADOWSKI JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 01250/12 | BADOWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00283/41 | BADOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01013/198 | BADOWSKI KLEMENS |
IPN BU 00283/1679 | BADOWSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00283/1504 | BADOWSKI MACIEJ |
IPN BU 00768/841 | BADOWSKI MACIEJ |
IPN BU 0872/335 | BADOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 02042/829 | BADOWSKI SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 00249/478 | BADOWSKI SZYMON |
IPN BU 001121/1116 | BADOWSKI SZYMON JAN |
IPN BU 0194/1355 | BADOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/1785 | BADOWSKI TEODOR |
IPN BU 001198/1842 | BADOWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/3876 | BADOWSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 001121/130 | BADOWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0951/872 | BADOWSKI ZBIGNIEW JAN |
IPN BU 00945/2694 | BADOWSKI ZDZISŁAW – BOGDAN |
IPN BU 00170/462 | BADOWSKI ZDZISŁAW BOGDAN |
IPN BU 0218/1725 | BADOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 01133/448 | BADURA CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/747 | BADURA CZESŁAW STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00399/505 | BADURA EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/4846 | BADURA EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0772/2156 | BADURA JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 00612/2322 | BADYNA KAROL |
IPN BU 0912/256 | BADYNA WIKTOR |
IPN BU 02187/1 | BADYSIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/3098 | BADZIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/1263 | BADZIELEWSKA BOJAR TERESA MARIA |
IPN BU 001198/3781 | BADZIOCH STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/745 | BADZYŃSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 002086/172 | BADŹMIROWSKI KRZYSZTOF EUSTACHIUSZ |
IPN BU 00611/884 | BAEDLA ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 644/10 | BAER FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0912/254 | BAFELTOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0891/160 | BAGADZIŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1606 | BAGAN HENRYK |
IPN BU 0218/630 | BAGAN JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/405 | BAGATEK BENEDYKT |
IPN BU 01674/13 | BAGIENKO WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/180 | BAGIŃSKA ALICJA |
IPN BU 00165/6 | Bagińska Barbara |
IPN BU 01137/82 | BAGIŃSKA HALINA |
IPN BU 0193/6096 | BAGIŃSKA HANNA TOMASZEWSKA |
IPN BU 0993/1642 | BAGIŃSKA IRENA |
IPN BU 0772/2157 | BAGIŃSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 00448/187 | BAGIŃSKA LIDIA |
IPN BU 001134/5150 | BAGIŃSKA LIDIA |
IPN 00 1043/2602 | BAGIŃSKA PATKOWSKA ŻWIRBEL ROMUALDA |
IPN BU 0193/1320 | BAGIŃSKI ALFRED |
IPN BU 0193/1321 | BAGIŃSKI BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/1244 | BAGIŃSKI BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 698/80 | BAGIŃSKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 02184/3 | BAGIŃSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/182 | BAGIŃSKI EDMUND |
IPN BU 0988/937 | BAGIŃSKI EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/181 | BAGIŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 685/239 | Bagiński Jan |
IPN BU 644/11 | BAGIŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01013/273 | BAGIŃSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00200/837 | BAGIŃSKI LESZEK |
IPN BU 001102/361 | BAGIŃSKI LESZEK |
IPN BU 0193/6248 | BAGIŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/449 | BAGIŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00273/197 | BAGIŃSKI MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 00234 | p.249 BAGIŃSKI MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/170 | BAGIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/1786 | BAGIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 698/81 | BAGIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/1322 | BAGIŃSKI TOMASZ WITOLD |
IPN BU 01000/1765 | BAGIŃSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU PF | 299/9 BAGIŃSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00328/1577 | BAGIŃSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 001134/2569 | BAGIŃSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0194/799 | BAGŁAJ JAN |
IPN BU 644/12 | BAGNEROWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0911/57 | BAGNIAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 01000/565 | BAGNIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1052/1229 | BAGNIEWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 002081/314 | BAGNIUK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 002085/380 | BAGNIUK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00234 | p.245 BAGNIUK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0194/2337 | BA-GOŃSKA ANNA |
IPN BU 00244/58 | BAHRIJ ANTONI |
IPN BU 001198/5499 | BAHRYCZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/1895 | BAIC MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/1323 | BAJ (POLKOWSKA) JANINA |
IPN BU 0243/385 | BAJ FELIKS |
IPN BU 002086/1618 | BAJ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00415/218 | BAJAK WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 001198/2080 | BAJAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1357 | BAJAKA JAN |
IPN BU 0968/110 | BAJAN ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0193/9085 | BAJAN MARIA (KONDRUSIK) |
IPN BU 0218/2459 | BAJARCZUK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00283/1647 | BAJAS STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00277/638 | BAJBAKOW BARBARA |
IPN BU 001121/2842 | BAJBAKOW BARBARA |
IPN BU 00750/421 | BAJBOR ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0242/2126 | BAJCAR (WIELOMSKA) MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 0193/4259 | BAJDA (STĘPIEŃ) JANINA |
IPN BU 0891/284 | BAJDA BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/5000 | BAJDA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/59 | BAJDA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00750/281 | BAJDECKI BOGUMIŁ |
IPN BU 685/238 | Bajdeman Franciszka |
IPN BU 00415/347 | BAJDO RYSZARD |
IPN BU 645/102 | BAJDOR KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00611/1338 | BAJDOR WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/2362 | BAJDOR WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/453 | BAJDOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0242/3251 | BAJEK (BLISZCZAK) DOROTA |
IPN BU 00612/4040 | BAJEK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/6821 | BAJEK ANDZREJ |
IPN BU 0993/1610 | BAJEK JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0902/18 | BAJEK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00611/829 | BAJEK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/299 | BAJENA ALEKSY |
IPN BU 0855/3441 | BAJER FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00612/551 | BAJER FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001198/4317 | BAJER FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0193/7359 | BAJER JAN |
IPN BU 0218/1154 | BAJER JAN |
IPN BU 0772/2158 | BAJER JAN |
IPN BU 645/39 | BAJER JERZY |
IPN BU 002081/389 | BAJER MARIA |
IPN BU 002085/455 | BAJER MARIA |
IPN BU 0855/2664 | BAJER MARTA |
IPN BU 683/233 | BAJER MICHALINA |
IPN BU 01133/450 | BAJER STEFAN |
IPN BU 00611/581 | BAJER TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/1021 | BAJER TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0892/70 | BAJER WIKTOR |
IPN BU 01000/1777 | BAJER WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 698/82 | BAJER ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00750/159 | BAJER ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001164/411 | Bajer Zygmunt |
IPN BU 0951/1572 | BAJERA IROSZ ANNA TERESA |
IPN BU 645/1442 | BAJERA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0287/184 | BAJEROWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0772/742 | BAJERSKA DANUTA |
IPN BU 01000/1770 | BAJERSKI ARTUR |
IPN BU 0193/183 | BAJEW ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0902/19 | BAJEWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 644/746 | BAJEWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0290/19 | BAJGROWICZ KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 698/83 | BAJKA HELENA |
IPN BU 0902/20 | BAJKA JAN |
IPN BU 00275/513 | BAJKOWSKA HENRYKA JOLANTA |
IPN BU 001134/420 | BAJKOWSKA HENRYKA JOLANTA |
IPN BU 0772/2066 | BAJKOWSKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 0942/388 | BAJKOWSKI JACEK |
IPN BU 644/13 | BAJKOWSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/7724 | BAJKOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0193/1324 | BAJKOWSKI LESZEK |
IPN BU 0942/556 | BAJNO ANTONI |
IPN BU 0772/748 | BAJNO IRENA |
IPN BU 980/185 | BAJNO RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0958/160 | BAJNO ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 644/747 | BAJNUG WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0833/64 | BAJNUSIEWICZ STEFANIA |
IPN BU 0855/2369 | BAJON MARIA |
IPN BU 0604/447 | BAJON MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/1912 | BAJOŃSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 0193/1326 | BAJOR BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU PF | 1087/71 BAJOR DANUTA |
IPN BU 01753/188 | BAJOR HENRYKA |
IPN BU 00191/435 | BAJOR JÓZEF |
IPN 00 1043/3378 | BAJOR JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00612/4843 | BAJOR MAREK |
IPN BU 00273/362 | BAJOR PIOTR |
IPN BU 00689/82 | BAJOR PIOTR |
IPN BU 001121/347 | BAJOR ROMAN |
IPN BU 0193/1325 | BAJOR ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 01079/173 | BAJORA EDWARD |
IPN BU 00945/1646 | BAJOREK BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 002081/319 | BAJOREK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 002085/385 | BAJOREK ZDZISŁAW MAREK |
IPN BU 00275/518 | BAJSAROWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/424 | BAJSAROWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 52/63 | BAJSKA BOŻENA |
IPN BU 00283/165 | BAJSON STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/77 | BAJSON STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/2148 | BAJSTAK ROBERT |
IPN BU 698/85 | BAJSZCZAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00966/338 | BAJSZCZAK ANTONI |
IPN BU 0864/15 | BAJSZCZAK JAN |
IPN BU 698/84 | BAJSZCZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 52/88 | BAJSZCZAK LESZEK |
IPN BU 0911/2 | BAJSZCZAK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/2444 | BAJSZCZAK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1327 | BAJSZCZAK MIECZYSŁAW JAN |
IPN BU 0993/1005 | BAJSZCZAK REGINA |
IPN BU 0193/1328 | BAJSZCZAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 698/386 | BAJSZCZAK-BOŻEK MARIANNA |
IPN BU 00168/4 | BAJTYNGER ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/1448 | BAJTYNGIER ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 01434/2 | BAJTYNGIER ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0290/66 | BAJUK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 644/3376 | BAJUS STEFAN |
IPN BU 00612/4352 | BAK ADAM |
IPN BU 636/1759 | BAK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00273/366 | BAK JÓZEF BĄK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 685/240 | Bak Stanisława |
IPN BU 001198/5544 | BAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/3698 | BAK WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 02042/300 | BAKA – ORGANIŚCIAK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 01133/451 | BAKA HENRYK |
IPN BU 0218/1094 | BAKA JAN |
IPN BU 0218/3504 | BAKA JAN |
IPN BU 0243/340 | BAKA JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/1330 | BAKA KAZIMIERA |
IPN BU 0218/1056 | BAKA MARIAN |
IPN BU 01133/452 | BAKA SKIERKOWSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 0242/1423 | BAKA WOJCIECH |
IPN 00 1052/1291 | BAKA-JAKUBIAK MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 698/86 | BAKAL ANIELA |
IPN BU 00945/2160 | BAKALARCZYK ADAM |
IPN BU 693/495 | BAKALARCZYK LESZEK |
IPN BU 0194/2520 | BAKALARCZYK WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0287/185 | BAKALARSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 0833/32 | BAKALARSKI IRENEUSZ |
IPN BU 00448/232 | BAKALARSKI JAN |
IPN BU 001134/5195 | BAKALARSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0193/7842 | BAKALARSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2160 | BAKALARZ ANNA |
IPN BU 0872/118 | BAKALARZ ADAM |
IPN BU 0607/112 | BAKALARZ ALICJA |
IPN BU 001134/3784 | BAKALARZ ANNA |
IPN BU 698/87 | BAKALARZ JAN |
IPN BU 01000/1764 | BAKALARZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 693/831 | BAKALARZ MARIA (MARIANNA) |
IPN BU 693/831 | BAKALARZ TERESA |
IPN BU 00283/746 | BAKALARZ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01250/13 | BAKALASZ WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00225/145 | BAKANACZ DANUTA |
IPN BU 00945/671 | BAKANACZ JAN |
IPN BU 001121/482 | BAKANACZ-RYBAK DANUTA |
IPN BU 0193/4748 | BAKANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01434/456 | BAKANOWSKI-LUBICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 093/21 | BAKCERZAK A |
IPN BU 01133/689 | BAKIERA ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 00277/189 | BAKIERA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 001121/2417 | BAKIERA ELŻBIETA ERNA |
IPN BU 0958/161 | BAKIERA TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0806/2971 | BAKIERA WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 01133/453 | BAKINOWSKA IRENA |
IPN BU 00611/1054 | BAKINOWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0772/2161 | BAKLARZ ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0772/2162 | BAKMAN MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0993/1620 | BAKOŃ HENRYK |
IPN BU 001089/137 | BAKOŃ JANINA |
IPN BU 0855/2718 | BAKOŃ MARIAN |
IPN BU 00200/639 | BAKOŃSKI TOMASZ |
IPN BU 001102/59 | BAKOŃSKI TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0218/1067 | BAKOTA HELENA |
IPN BU 0218/2462 | BAKOTA RYSZARD ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU PF | 970/198 BAKOWSKA BOŻENA |
IPN BU 00751/83 | BAKOWSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001102/1578 | BAKOWSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00612/110 | BAKSIŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0194/1972 | BAKSZT MARIA |
IPN BU 0194/1933 | BAKSZT MARIAN |
IPN BU 0290/41 | BAKUŁA ANNA |
IPN BU 00328/923 | BAKUŁA ANNA |
IPN BU 001134/1786 | BAKUŁA ANNA |
IPN BU 0958/171 | BAKUŁA ANTONI |
IPN BU 00966/580 | BAKUŁA BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0866/16 | BAKUŁA EDMUND |
IPN BU 0806/1446 | BAKUŁA EWA |
IPN BU 02184/4 | BAKUŁA HELENA |
IPN BU 52/89 | BAKUŁA HENRYK |
IPN BU 0855/2751 | BAKUŁA JAN |
IPN BU 698/88 | BAKUŁA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0854/1284 | BAKUŁA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0866/17 | BAKUŁA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0772/2163 | BAKUŁA MARIA |
IPN BU 0218/3276 | BAKUŁA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 131 BAKUŁA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0866/1222 | BAKUŁA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1817 | BAKUŁA STEFAN |
IPN BU 0772/2164 | BAKUŁA WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 698/89 | BAKUN DYMITR |
IPN BU 698/343 | BAKUN-MORDEC MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/4895 | BAKUNOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 00234 | p.255 BAKUNOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 0967/3 | BAKUŃ JERZY |
IPN BU 0967/3 | BAKUŃ JERZY |
IPN BU 0218/1030 | BAKUŃSKA EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0964/6 | BAKUTA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0193/11 | BAL ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00234 | p.247 BAL BERNARD |
IPN BU 0193/5082 | BAL IZABELA (ROZENBLUM BELA) |
IPN BU 01000/632 | BAL STEFAN |
IPN BU 01250/14 | BALA CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0864/14 | BALA FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0901/246 | BALA HENRYKA |
IPN BU 0194/1821 | BALA JAN |
IPN BU 980/187 | BALA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 776/1 | BALA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001102/1116 | BALA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00257/49 | BALA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 636/1823 | BALANA DANUTA |
IPN BU 00283/2179 | BALANA JAN |
IPN BU 636/1823 | BALANA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 636/1823 | BALANA MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/8220 | BALAS JAN |
IPN BU 01133/454 | BALAS MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0193/6631 | BALAS STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0591/9 | BALAS WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 00283/2510 | BALASIŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0242/63 | BALAWEJDER BARBARA WERONIKA |
IPN BU 01000/1535 | BALAWEJDER EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 00234 | p.101 BALAWENDER ALBERT |
IPN BU 0305/97 | BALAWENDER ALBERT |
IPN BU 644/756 | BALAWENDER WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/1506 | BALBIN ADELA |
IPN BU 0194/1783 | BALBIN SZYMON |
IPN BU 0912/842 | BALCER BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/2086 | BALCER DARIUSZ |
IPN BU 0912/253 | BALCER EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 644/757 | BALCER HENRYK |
IPN BU 698/90 | BALCER IRENEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/3925 | BALCER IWONA |
IPN BU 52/104 | BALCER RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0993/1615 | BALCER TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/3656 | BALCER ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0993/1616 | BALCERAK (PEAS) EMILIA |
IPN BU 01133/455 | BALCERAK APOLINARY |
IPN BU 0855/2971 | BALCERAK CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0772/750 | BALCERAK EMILIA |
IPN BU 0854/842 | BALCERAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0242/2859 | BALCERAK JERZY |
IPN BU 0772/44 | BALCERAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00200/1183 | BALCERAK WIESŁAW STEFAN |
IPN BU 001102/785 | BALCERAK WIESŁAW STEFAN |
IPN BU 0772/4355 | BALCEREK BARBARA |
IPN BU 01000/1766 | BALCEREK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/61 | BALCEREK EDWARD |
IPN BU 636/1824 | BALCEREK JANIINA |
IPN BU 00945/1087 | BALCEREK JÓZEF – KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0193/186 | BALCEREK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00249/719 | BALCEREK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001121/1362 | BALCEREK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00328/1390 | BALCEREK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/2322 | BALCEREK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00744/305 | BALCEREK WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001121/3940 | BALCEREK WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00448/487 | BALCERKIEWICZ DANIELA |
IPN BU 001134/5463 | BALCERKIEWICZ DANIELA FRANCISZKA |
IPN BU PF | 144/85 BALCERKIEWICZ ROMAN |
IPN BU 00448/486 | BALCERKIEWICZ ROMAN |
IPN BU 001134/5462 | BALCERKIEWICZ ROMAN |
IPN BU 0193/1334 | BALCEROWICZ (GARBARSKA) ANNA |
IPN BU 00635/10 | BALCEROWICZ ALFRED |
IPN BU 0912/830 | BALCEROWICZ ANTONI |
IPN BU 0912/845 | BALCEROWICZ MARIA |
IPN BU 0951/956 | BALCEROWICZ MARIANNA |
IPN BU 0872/117 | BALCEROWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0872/116 | BALCEROWICZ STEFAN |
IPN BU 01000/1767 | BALCEROWSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 02042/807 | BALCEROWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 01013/300 | BALCEROWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 698/91 | BALCERSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00200/203 | BALCERSKI EDMUND RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0855/2543 | BALCERSKI JAN |
IPN 00 1043/2534 | BALCERSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0891/161 | BALCERSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/178 | BALCERSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00275/193 | BALCERZAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN 00 1043/3891 | BALCERZAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001102/1511 | BALCERZAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/4439 | BALCERZAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU PF | 2/93 BALCERZAK BEATA |
IPN BU 00744/165 | BALCERZAK BOGDAN |
IPN BU 001121/3799 | BALCERZAK BOGDAN |
IPN BU 002082/740 | BALCERZAK DARIUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/2090 | BALCERZAK DARIUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/5091 | BALCERZAK EDMUND |
IPN BU 00191/322 | BALCERZAK JAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/2825 | BALCERZAK JAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0307/60 | BALCERZAK JERZY |
IPN BU 01133/456 | BALCERZAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00611/113 | BALCERZAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00612/515 | BALCERZAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001198/402 | BALCERZAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001198/4300 | BALCERZAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0891/162 | BALCERZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0958/163 | BALCERZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0993/1623 | BALCERZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01013/201 | BALCERZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0194/2698 | BALCERZAK LUBOMIRA |
IPN BU 698/344 | BALCERZAK MARIA |
IPN BU 0218/386 | BALCERZAK MARIAN |
IPN 00 1043/3054 | BALCERZAK MARIAN JERZY |
IPN BU 01256/11 | BALCERZAK ROBERT |
IPN BU 0772/2165 | BALCERZAK SABINA |
IPN BU 0772/2166 | BALCERZAK STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0891/163 | BALCERZAK STEFAN |
IPN BU 0604/1465 | BALCERZAK STEFAN |
IPN BU 0911/56 | BALCERZAK STEFANIA |
IPN BU 980/191 | BALCERZAK SZYMON |
IPN BU 0988/910 | BALCERZAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0892/884 | BALCERZAK TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0872/115 | BALCERZAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/258 | BALCERZAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/77 | BALCERZAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00328/634 | BALCERZAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/1458 | BALCERZAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00275/484 | BALCERZAK ZBIGNIEW MARIAN |
IPN BU 001134/378 | BALCERZAK ZBIGNIEW MARIAN |
IPN BU 0305/483 | BALCERZAK ZENOBIA |
IPN BU 00191/84 | BALCERZAK-BARTOSIK JANINA |
IPN BU 002086/1818 | BALCZEWSKI JAN FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 002082/591 | BALCZEWSKI JAN-FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00170/39 | BALCZUNAS SZARUNAS |
IPN BU 0218/107 | BALDYSZ ADAM |
IPN BU 0604/1744 | BALDYSZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00612/3752 | BALEC CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 01250/15 | BALEWICZ LEONARD |
IPN BU 0242/647 | BALEWICZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0806/2932 | BALEWSKA HONORATA |
IPN BU 644/758 | BALEWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0218/807 | BALIA TADEUSZ WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00283/1270 | BALICKA ANNA |
IPN BU 00257/328 | BALICKA BARBARA MARIA |
IPN BU 001102/1395 | BALICKA BARBARA MARIA |
IPN BU 0942/354 | BALICKA DANUTA |
IPN 00 1043/2341 | BALICKA ELŻBIETA MARIA |
IPN BU 002082/666 | BALICKA GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 002086/2007 | BALICKA GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 0806/2801 | BALICKA HALINA |
IPN BU 0772/2167 | BALICKA IRENA |
IPN 00 1043/2292 | BALICKA IRENA |
IPN BU 0772/2168 | BALICKA MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/189 | BALICKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0855/2669 | BALICKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0891/164 | BALICKI ADAM |
IPN 00 1043/1619 | BALICKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00200/678 | BALICKI ANDRZEJ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001102/130 | BALICKI ANDRZEJ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 698/92 | BALICKI JAN |
IPN BU 002086/244 | BALICKI LUCJAN |
IPN BU 0218/831 | BALICKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 00744/668 | BALICKI SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 001134/1 | BALICKI SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 0194/388 | BALICKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00334/429 | BALICKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001134/3304 | BALICKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00612/2353 | BALIGA WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0193/7970 | BALIK (WYRZYKOWSKA) KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 001198/2053 | BALIKOWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0772/752 | BALIN MAREK |
IPN BU 0218/2196 | BALIN TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/2908 | BALIN WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU PF | 970/164 BALING JOANNA |
IPN BU 00249/771 | BALIŃSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 001121/1412 | BALIŃSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 645/1440 | BALIŃSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 01000/1808 | BALIŃSKA WYSOCKA JANINA |
IPN BU 0772/753 | BALIŃSKI ALBERT |
IPN BU 00945/2640 | BALIŃSKI BOLESŁAW – WINCENTY |
IPN BU 00170/399 | BALIŃSKI BOLESŁAW WINCENTY |
IPN BU 0772/49 | BALIŃSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/9 | BALIŃSKI EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0902/21 | BALIŃSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0911/69 | BALIŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0864/6 | BALIŃSKI LEPOLD |
IPN BU 00170/166 | BALIŃSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 00945/2331 | BALIŃSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 01133/457 | BALIŃSKI STANISŁA |
IPN BU 00328/1536 | BALIŃSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 001134/2517 | BALIŃSKI STEFAN BERNARD |
IPN BU 001134/4479 | BALIŃSKI TOMASZ |
IPN BU 748/508 | BALISZEWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0951/79 | BALKE ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00191/301 | BALKE LECHOSŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/2686 | BALKE LECHOSŁAW |
IPN BU 095/6 | BALKIEWICZ MARIAN |
IPN BU 0305/480 | BALKOWSKA GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 0772/749 | BALL MARIA |
IPN BU 01175/1133 | BALLA RAJMUND |
IPN BU 0912/844 | BALLA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00283/161 | BALMAS JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00768/123 | BALMAS JANUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/205 | BALON KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 001040/236 | BALON PIOTR |
IPN BU 698/93 | BALON WALENTY |
IPN BU 0806/2156 | BALSKA BRONISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0855/2525 | BALSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0870/192 | BALTER TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/295 | BALTRUSAJTIS ZIGMAS |
IPN BU 00612/3800 | BALTYN MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6672 | BALTYN MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 698/94 | BALUK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00244/199 | BALWIERCZAK JERZY |
IPN BU 644/14 | BALWIERZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0194/454 | BALWIERZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0287/390 | BALZAM MARIA |
IPN BU 00277/1313 | BAŁA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/3464 | BAŁA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 01250/69 | BAŁA FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001198/2011 | BAŁA HENRYK |
IPN BU 52/96 | BAŁA JACEK |
IPN BU 001198/2048 | BAŁA JAN |
IPN BU 0194/1796 | BAŁA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/1771 | BAŁA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0951/186 | BAŁA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/15 | BAŁABAJEW TEODOR |
IPN BU 00744/1302 | BAŁABAN MARIOLA BOŻENA |
IPN BU 001134/5763 | BAŁABAN MARIOLA BOŻENA |
IPN BU 00170/946 | BAŁACHOWICZ JAN JANUSZ |
IPN BU 644/16 | BAŁACHOWICZ ZENON |
IPN BU PF | 900/6 BAŁACHOWSKI SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 00244/55 | BAŁAJ JAN |
IPN BU 0855/3331 | BAŁAKIEL JADWIGA |
IPN BU 00200/1002 | BAŁAKIER EDWARD |
IPN BU 001102/578 | BAŁAKIER EDWARD |
IPN BU 01133/458 | BAŁAKIER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01434/237 | BAŁAKIER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/260 | BAŁAKIER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 698/95 | BAŁAKIER WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0958/164 | BAŁAS KAZIMIERZ |
IPN 00 1043/258 | BAŁAS STANISŁAW MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/756 | BAŁASIŃSKA INEZ |
IPN BU 698/345 | BAŁASZEWICZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00612/4922 | BAŁATA KAZIMEIRZ |
IPN BU 001102/163 | BAŁATA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 649/7 | BAŁAZY ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0218/1858 | BAŁAZY KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 093/13 | BAŁAZY KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 644/759 | BAŁAZY MARIAN |
IPN BU 0604/1697 | BAŁAZY RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0902/30 | BAŁAZY STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 02042/384 | BAŁBACZYŃSKI GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 0193/9094 | BAŁBACZYŃSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/8334 | BAŁCHAN TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/1336 | BAŁCHANOWSKI BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/332 | BAŁCHANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00257/216 | BAŁCZEWSKA DANUTA URSZULA |
IPN BU 001102/1283 | BAŁCZEWSKA DANUTA URSZULA |
IPN BU 00234 | p.248 BAŁCZEWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/5080 | BAŁDA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/2135 | BAŁDA STANISŁAW INOCENTY |
IPN BU 01175/13 | BAŁDA WIERA |
IPN BU 0958/944 | BAŁDEWICZ ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0951/897 | BAŁDOWSKA MIĘTEK WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0855/2920 | BAŁDOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0853/244 | BAŁDOWSKI JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 1108/12 | BAŁDOWSKI JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/1139 | BAŁDYGA ARTUR |
IPN BU 0958/165 | BAŁDYGA CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00257/413 | BAŁDYGA HALINA |
IPN BU 001102/1480 | BAŁDYGA HALINA |
IPN BU 01133/459 | BAŁDYGA HENRYK |
IPN BU 0912/257 | BAŁDYGA JAN |
IPN BU 0942/375 | BAŁDYGA JERZY |
IPN BU 0218/1280 | BAŁDYGA JERZY ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0988/5 | BAŁDYGA LEON |
IPN BU 0891/166 | BAŁDYGA WACŁAW |
IPN BU 01753/179 | BAŁDYGA WANDA |
IPN BU 00273/472 | BAŁDYS JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01000/1812 | BAŁDYSIAK LUDWIK |
IPN BU 0243/149 | BAŁDYSZ (MATAN) GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 02042/511 | BAŁDYSZ ROMAN |
IPN BU 00334/785 | BAŁKA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001134/3893 | BAŁKA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0855/2431 | BAŁKO HELENA |
IPN BU 00966/1204 | BAŁKOWIEC ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00966/27 | BAŁKOWIEC ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/5369 | BAŁKOWSKI GRZEGORZ |
IPN 00 1043/162 | BAŁŁANDOWICZ FENIGSEN KIRA ALINA |
IPN BU 00945/60 | BAŁON ADOLF |
IPN BU 0957/48 | BAŁON KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0193/1335 | BAŁOZY MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/1032 | BAŁTOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 00612/1570 | BAŁTOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/877 | BAŁTOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0866/18 | BAŁTRUN JAN |
IPN BU 0772/2169 | BAŁUCKA BRONISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0194/2204 | BAŁUCZYŃSKA HALINA |
IPN BU 0901/2479 | BAŁUK HANNA |
IPN BU 00744/991 | BAŁUK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001134/1135 | BAŁUK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00225/54 | BAŁUK STEFAN |
IPN BU 001121/124 | BAŁUK STEFAN KLEMENS |
IPN BU 01000/1774 | BAŁUSKA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0988/6 | BAŁUSZ PAWEŁ |
IPN BU 0194/2837 | BAŁYK MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 00612/508 | BAMBEJCA TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0287/34 | BAMBERGER KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0194/3068 | BAMBERSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 0194/3272 | BAMBERSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00945/1051 | BAMBOROWICZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00945/133 | BAMBURSKI LUCJAN |
IPN BU 0218/2383 | BANACH KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0242/327 | BANACH (KOZERA) HALINA (WIESŁAWA) |
IPN BU 698/96 | BANACH ADELA |
IPN BU 01013/188 | BANACH ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 00283/2004 | BANACH ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00612/4913 | BANACH ANNA |
IPN BU 644/760 | BANACH BOGDAN |
IPN BU 002086/954 | BANACH BOGDAN |
IPN BU 0958/69 | BANACH BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 002082/419 | BANACH DOROTA |
IPN BU 002086/1174 | BANACH DOROTA |
IPN BU 01000/204 | BANACH EDWARD |
IPN BU 0287/291 | BANACH FERDYNAND |
IPN BU 0193/8011 | BANACH FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00399/452 | BANACH HALINA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 001134/4796 | BANACH HALINA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0194/1048 | BANACH HENRYK |
IPN BU 0218/3462 | BANACH HENRYK |
IPN BU 0290/20 | BANACH IRENA |
IPN BU 0193/1337 | BANACH JAN |
IPN 00 1052/390 | BANACH JANINA KAZIMIERA |
IPN BU 00283/1145 | BANACH JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00283/1590 | BANACH JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00283/2288 | BANACH JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0242/2538 | BANACH JERZY |
IPN BU 0604/1537 | BANACH JERZY |
IPN BU 0290/67 | BANACH JOLANTA |
IPN BU 00244/174 | BANACH JÓZEF |
IPN BU 698/97 | BANACH KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001198/1430 | BANACH KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 698/98 | BANACH MARCELI |
IPN BU 0866/19 | BANACH MARIAN |
IPN BU 01133/460 | BANACH MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00200/16 | BANACH MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/272 | BANACH MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/2660 | BANACH STEFAN |
IPN BU 0988/801 | BANACH TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0855/2388 | BANACHEWICZ ADELA |
IPN BU 0958/68 | BANACHEWICZ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/2404 | BANACHIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 0604/1174 | BANACHOWICZ (BOGUTA) BARBARA |
IPN BU 00744/1010 | BANACHOWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 001134/1241 | BANACHOWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 0855/2674 | BANACHOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 0193/9065 | BANACHOWICZ KAROL |
IPN BU 0242/183 | BANACHOWICZ RYSZARD LUDWIK |
IPN BU 002085/264 | BANACHOWICZ TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0242/619 | BANACHOWICZ WOJCIECH ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0243/73 | BANACHOWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/755 | BANACHOWICZ ZOFIA |
IPN BU 01000/1801 | BANACHOWSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 01050/1337 | BANACHOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0958/70 | BANACKI BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 00283/985 | BANACZEK LESZEK |
IPN BU 00768/675 | BANACZEK LESZEK |
IPN BU 01000/1397 | BANACZKOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00244/55 | BANACZKOWSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 0242/37 | BANAJSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0243/43 | BANAK ALICJA |
IPN BU 00277/752 | BANAK JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/2952 | BANAK JERZY |
IPN BU 00234 | p.242 BANAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0305/95 | BANAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00744/740 | BANAK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00277/729 | BANAK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001121/2930 | BANAK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001134/73 | BANAK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0193/4792 | BANAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 645/26 | BANAK WANDA |
IPN BU 01270/2 | BANAKIEWICZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 644/17 | BANASIA JERZY |
IPN BU 0993/1567 | BANASIAK (CIENIAWSKA) ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0993/1612 | BANASIAK (KOWALCZYK) WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0958/71 | BANASIAK ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0951/95 | BANASIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00611/1706 | BANASIAK ANTONI |
IPN BU 001198/3058 | BANASIAK ANTONI |
IPN BU 0891/289 | BANASIAK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/2906 | BANASIAK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00448/513 | BANASIAK DANUTA |
IPN BU 001134/5489 | BANASIAK DANUTA |
IPN 00 1043/1032 | BANASIAK DOBROSŁAW |
IPN BU 01250/16 | BANASIAK EDWARD |
IPN BU 0957/46 | BANASIAK EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/504 | BANASIAK EWA MARIA |
IPN 00 1043/1733 | BANASIAK HALINA MARIA |
IPN BU 00275/192 | BANASIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 001121/4438 | BANASIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0957/47 | BANASIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0290/50 | BANASIAK IRENA |
IPN BU 01133/461 | BANASIAK JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0290/60 | BANASIAK JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0194/456 | BANASIAK JAN |
IPN BU 0772/2170 | BANASIAK JAN |
IPN BU 093/10 | BANASIAK JAN |
IPN BU 52/79 | BANASIAK JAN |
IPN BU 01133/462 | BANASIAK JAN |
IPN BU 00283/1760 | BANASIAK JERZY |
IPN BU 0958/72 | BANASIAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00257/292 | BANASIAK LESZEK |
IPN BU 001102/1359 | BANASIAK LESZEK |
IPN BU 01013/187 | BANASIAK LUCYNA |
IPN BU 0218/1489 | BANASIAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 01000/1804 | BANASIAK MARIANNA |
IPN BU 01321/1 | BANASIAK MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/165 | BANASIAK PIOTR |
IPN BU 001134/4199 | BANASIAK ROMAN |
IPN BU 0988/7 | BANASIAK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 698/99 | BANASIAK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00744/719 | BANASIAK SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 001134/52 | BANASIAK SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 0891/290 | BANASIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/2486 | BANASIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/146 | BANASIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/1547 | BANASIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2877 | BANASIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/291 | BANASIAK STEFAN |
IPN BU 0951/1058 | BANASIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0891/288 | BANASIAK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 645/35 | BANASIAK WIKTORIA |
IPN BU 0604/1538 | BANASIAK WINCENTY |
IPN BU 0772/2171 | BANASIAK WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU PF | 252/108 BANASIAK WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0193/1339 | BANASIAK ZBIGNIEW BALTAZAR |
IPN BU 0891/295 | BANASIAK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/1628 | BANASIAK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/463 | BANASIAK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/1868 | BANASIAK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0891/294 | BANASIAK ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00328/1404 | BANASIEWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 001134/2346 | BANASIEWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 0772/2172 | BANASIEWICZ ANNA |
IPN BU 0833/24 | BANASIEWICZ ANTONI |
IPN BU 00283/613 | BANASIEWICZ APOLONIA |
IPN BU 01250/17 | BANASIEWICZ DANUTA |
IPN BU 0806/2175 | BANASIEWICZ EDWARDA |
IPN BU 0193/1340 | BANASIEWICZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 01133/464 | BANASIEWICZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0194/1295 | BANASIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 0806/1678 | BANASIEWICZ IRENA |
IPN BU 0772/2173 | BANASIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 0243/83 | BANASIEWICZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 645/84 | BANASIEWICZ KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 01133/466 | BANASIEWICZ LUCYNA |
IPN BU 01000/1797 | BANASIEWICZ MARIAN |
IPN BU 001134/3863 | BANASIEWICZ OSKAR |
IPN BU 0872/121 | BANASIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/3929 | BANASIEWICZ STEFAN |
IPN BU 0872/123 | BANASIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1052/999 | BANASIEWICZ WALDEMAR PAWEŁ |
IPN BU 001121/292 | BANASIEWICZ WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 980/193 | BANASIEWICZ WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0833/23 | BANASIEWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0242/1803 | BANASIK (KARPISIAK) IRENA |
IPN BU 645/27 | BANASIK ALEKSANDRA |
IPN BU 00612/4066 | BANASIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00744/306 | BANASIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00328/749 | BANASIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/6843 | BANASIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/3941 | BANASIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/1577 | BANASIK ANDRZEJ STEFAN |
IPN BU 00751/40 | BANASIK ARKADIUSZ |
IPN BU 001102/1524 | BANASIK ARKADIUSZ |
IPN BU 0855/3440 | BANASIK BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 698/100 | BANASIK DANUTA |
IPN BU 00612/446 | BANASIK DANUTA |
IPN BU 0988/1407 | BANASIK FELIKS |
IPN BU 0242/2237 | BANASIK HENRYK |
IPN BU 683/1706 | BANASIK JADWIGA |
IPN BU 698/101 | BANASIK JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/1503 | BANASIK JERZY |
IPN BU 00612/4877 | BANASIK JERZY |
IPN BU 00273/543 | BANASIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00312 | BANASIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00312/60 | BANASIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00283/4 | BANASIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0194/2517 | BANASIK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0194/748 | BANASIK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0604/9 | BANASIK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00283/872 | BANASIK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0193/4264 | BANASIK MARIAN |
IPN BU 0193/194 | BANASIK OTYLIA |
IPN BU 00283/283 | BANASIK PAWEŁ |
IPN BU 00611/1660 | BANASIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/4186 | BANASIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/1684 | BANASIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3028 | BANASIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6938 | BANASIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0854/928 | BANASIK STEFAN |
IPN BU 001198/769 | BANASIK STEFAN |
IPN BU 00612/3857 | BANASIK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/6704 | BANASIK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0872/410 | BANASIK TERESA |
IPN BU 0872/305 | BANASIK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/195 | BANASIK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00244/58 | BANASIK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/490 | BANASIK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/883 | BANASIK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/3164 | BANASIK WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6262 | BANASIK WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 00283/2052 | BANASIK WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0993/1006 | BANASIK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00744/580 | BANASIKOWSKI JACEK |
IPN BU 001121/4304 | BANASIKOWSKI JACEK |
IPN 00 1043/3253 | BANASIKOWSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0902/32 | BANASIŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 0902/22 | BANASIŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01250/18 | BANASIUK ANTONI |
IPN BU 0218/969 | BANASIUK ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 00966/985 | BANASIUK TADEUSZ PIOTR |
IPN BU 644/762 | BANASZAK ANTONI |
IPN 00 1043/2903 | BANASZAK EDWIN FELIKS |
IPN BU 02184/2 | BANASZAK HALINA |
IPN BU 0901/1544 | BANASZAK HALINA MARIA |
IPN BU 644/18 | BANASZAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0870/331 | BANASZAK MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 00234 | p.245 BANASZAK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0777/4 | BANASZAK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00689/141 | BANASZAK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00249/1434 | BANASZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00277/750 | BANASZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/2043 | BANASZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/2951 | BANASZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/2799 | BANASZAK TERESA |
IPN BU 0218/707 | BANASZAK WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 001198/1213 | BANASZAK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 698/102 | BANASZAK ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001198/2909 | BANASZCZYK ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0193/1341 | BANASZCZYK JADWIGA |
IPN BU 001198/2482 | BANASZCZYK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 636/1822 | BANASZCZYK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0193/196 | BANASZCZYK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0833/17 | BANASZCZYK STEFAN |
IPN BU 0854/1153 | BANASZCZYK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00249/897 | BANASZEK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/1534 | BANASZEK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00750/182 | BANASZEK ANNA |
IPN BU 01175/8 | BANASZEK BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/467 | BANASZEK BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 002082/289 | BANASZEK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/746 | BANASZEK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00328/950 | BANASZEK EDWARD |
IPN BU 001134/1813 | BANASZEK EDWARD |
IPN BU 00328/896 | BANASZEK GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 001134/1751 | BANASZEK GRAŻYNA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 0193/4690 | BANASZEK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0194/475 | BANASZEK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0193/6520 | BANASZEK JAN |
IPN BU 00283/1353 | BANASZEK JAN |
IPN BU 001134/3369 | BANASZEK JAN |
IPN BU 0806/1236 | BANASZEK JANINA |
IPN BU 01133/233 | BANASZEK JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/4803 | BANASZEK JERZY |
IPN BU 0833/18 | BANASZEK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 698/103 | BANASZEK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 698/104 | BANASZEK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 00966/1068 | A BANASZEK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0901/2024 | BANASZEK MARIA |
IPN BU 01133/468 | BANASZEK MARIAN |
IPN BU 0806/1121 | BANASZEK MARIANNA |
IPN BU 0951/24 | BANASZEK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0951/429 | BANASZEK MOKRZYSZ JADWIGA |
IPN BU 001134/3523 | BANASZEK PIOTR |
IPN BU 52/80 | BANASZEK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 52/83 | BANASZEK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 02042/964 | BANASZEK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0958/208 | BANASZEK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0988/961 | BANASZEK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 52/116 | BANASZEK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0957/45 | BANASZEK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/185 | BANASZEK STANISŁAWA STAŃCZAK |
IPN BU 0772/2044 | BANASZEK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0911/548 | BANASZEK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001102/2219 | BANASZEK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00283/252 | BANASZEK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00768/175 | BANASZEK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 696/1347 | BANASZEK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0242/729 | BANASZEWSKA BUDZICZ JOLANTA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0242/2112 | BANASZEWSKA HALINA |
IPN BU 748/172 | BANASZEWSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 0891/293 | BANASZEWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0958/73 | BANASZEWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0218/3358 | BANASZEWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 093/8 | BANASZEWSKI S |
IPN BU 01013/186 | BANASZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/292 | BANASZEWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 01250/19 | BANASZEWSKI WIKTOR |
IPN BU 001134/2897 | BANASZEWSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 01000/1798 | BANASZEWSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/3276 | BANASZKIEWICZ (SALWA) ZOFIA TERESA |
IPN BU 00191/335 | BANASZKIEWICZ ADAM ZYGMUNT |
IPN 00 1043/2879 | BANASZKIEWICZ ADAM ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00170/460 | BANASZKIEWICZ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/2708 | BANASZKIEWICZ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/417 | BANASZKIEWICZ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/262 | BANASZKIEWICZ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00273/539 | BANASZKIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 00191/627 | BANASZKIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 001198/5392 | BANASZKIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN 00 1052/13 | BANASZKIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN 00 1043/222 | BANASZKIEWICZ JAKUB |
IPN BU 01000/201 | BANASZKIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 00611/692 | BANASZKIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 001198/1117 | BANASZKIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 001198/1878 | BANASZKIEWICZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0892/45 | BANASZKIEWICZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0951/543 | BANASZKIEWICZ MAREK IRENEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/1796 | BANASZKIEWICZ MARIA |
IPN BU 00689/83 | BANASZKIEWICZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0305/99 | BANASZKIEWICZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0912/266 | BANASZKIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0604/1715 | BANASZKIEWICZ STANISŁAW-MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 776/2 | BANASZKIEWICZ STEFANIA |
IPN BU 01079/45 | BANASZKIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/760 | BANASZKIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01133/469 | BANASZKIEWICZ TEDEUSZ |
IPN 00 1052/330 | BANASZKIEWICZ TERESA FILOMENA |
IPN BU 00283/1053 | BANASZKIEWICZ URSZULA |
IPN BU 636/1824 | BANASZKIEWICZ WACŁAWA |
IPN BU 00611/177 | BANASZKIEWICZ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/487 | BANASZKIEWICZ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0806/1411 | BANASZKIEWICZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN 00 1043/1570 | BANASZKIEWICZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0866/1380 | BANASZKIEWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/3426 | BANASZKIEWICZ ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0218/943 | BANASZUK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/1879 | BANASZYŃSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 00191/65 | BANASZYŃSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN 00 1043/1885 | BANASZYŃSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0193/1338 | BANAŚ (STEFAŃSKA) LEOKADIA |
IPN BU 00611/218 | BANAŚ ADAM |
IPN BU 001198/534 | BANAŚ ADAM |
IPN BU 0872/114 | BANAŚ ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 002086/1400 | BANAŚ ALFRED |
IPN BU 00612/3614 | BANAŚ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00612/4734 | BANAŚ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/6580 | BANAŚ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0194/455 | BANAŚ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0604/249 | BANAŚ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/2176 | BANAŚ EDWARD |
IPN BU 001198/5273 | BANAŚ EWARD |
IPN BU 0911/70 | BANAŚ FELIKS |
IPN BU 01000/1815 | BANAŚ FELIKS |
IPN BU 0193/8862 | BANAŚ HENRYK |
IPN BU 0912/268 | BANAŚ JAN |
IPN BU 0604/885 | BANAŚ KAROL |
IPN BU 01737/11 | BANAŚ LUDWIK |
IPN BU 00612/4900 | BANAŚ MARIA |
IPN BU 0806/2430 | BANAŚ MARIAN |
IPN BU 0806/2299 | BANAŚ MICHALINA |
IPN BU 644/761 | BANAŚ RUDOLF |
IPN BU 01000/679 | BANAŚ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0912/286 | BANAŚ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0911/71 | BANAŚ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/3636 | BANAŚ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/6600 | BANAŚ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0218/181 | BANAŚ TOMASZ |
IPN BU 00688/77 | BANAŚ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0314/7 | BANAŚ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0591/10 | BANAŚ ZYGMUNT |
IPN 00 1052/1405 | BANAŚKIEWICZ JAN TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0604/1075 | BANAŚKIEWICZ PIOTR |
IPN BU 0193/1342 | BANAT WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 698/105 | BANAT ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0772/756 | BANCARZ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00244/58 | BANCER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001089/145 | BANCER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/8927 | BANCER ZENON |
IPN BU 001198/2718 | BANCEREK MARIAN |
IPN BU 00277/1106 | BANCERSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 001121/3283 | BANCERSKA ZOFIA BARBARA |
IPN BU 0242/2202 | BANCERZ JERZY |
IPN BU 0891/1463 | BANDACHOWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 001198/3014 | BANDAŁA WITOLD |
IPN BU 002082/292 | BANDASZ EDMUND |
IPN BU 002086/760 | BANDASZ EDMUND |
IPN BU 698/106 | BANDAU HENRYK |
IPN BU 0193/7321 | BANDEL ALBIN |
IPN BU 00611/1648 | BANDŁA WITOLD |
IPN BU 00744/673 | BANDOCH MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/6 | BANDOCH MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/612 | BANDOLET KOSECKA IRENA |
IPN BU 698/107 | BANDROWSKI LEON |
IPN BU 00612/1422 | BANDROWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 001198/4628 | BANDROWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 0193/7843 | BANDULIK IRENA |
IPN BU 0772/2174 | BANDUR BRONISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0772/757 | BANDUR JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 0193/1343 | BANDURA ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 00612/3805 | BANDURA EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/6676 | BANDURA EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 693/830 | BANDURA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 01013/185 | BANDURA MARIAN |
IPN BU 00611/942 | BANDURA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001198/1370 | BANDURA RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0218/985 | BANDURA TERESA |
IPN BU 0958/66 | BANDUROWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 645/52 | BANDURSKA HELENA |
IPN BU 01133/470 | BANDURSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 00448/299 | BANDURSKA JOLANTA |
IPN BU 001134/5271 | BANDURSKA JOLANTA |
IPN BU 01013/184 | BANDURSKA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 00249/270 | BANDURSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/897 | BANDURSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00200/653 | BANDURSKI ANDRZEJ MAREK |
IPN BU 001102/94 | BANDURSKI ANDRZEJ MAREK |
IPN BU PF | 280/76 BANDURSKI JAN |
IPN BU 002086/530 | BANDURSKI JAN |
IPN BU 001134/3908 | BANDURSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00744/791 | BANDURSKI MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/294 | BANDURSKI MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 644/763 | BANDURSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0958/219 | BANDURSKI STANISAW |
IPN BU 0193/1725 | BANDURSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/27 | BANDYRA RYSZARD ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/2738 | BANDZEREWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00200/170 | BANECKI HENRYK |
IPN 00 1052/685 | BANECKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 00200/602 | BANECKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00249/594 | BANECKI MARIAN |
IPN 00 1052/1924 | BANECKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 001121/1233 | BANECKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00234 | p.256 BANEL TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/1654 | BANERT GRZEGORZ JACEK |
IPN BU 0242/2648 | BANIA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0772/2175 | BANIA EDWARD |
IPN BU 001198/3693 | BANIA JAN |
IPN BU 002082/479 | BANIA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 002086/1365 | BANIA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0772/758 | BANIA MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/4723 | BANIA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0806/766 | BANIA STEFANIA |
IPN BU 685/248 | Bania Zofia |
IPN BU 693/831 | BANIA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00966/88 | BANIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0193/6727 | BANIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00249/1023 | BANIEWICZ WITOLD |
IPN BU 001121/1644 | BANIEWICZ WITOLD |
IPN BU 710/169 | BANIEWSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 00945/301 | BANISZEWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 645/116 | BANIUK WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 645/105 | BANKA ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0993/1619 | BANKIEWICZ TERESA |
IPN BU 00744/609 | BANKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0855/3452 | BANOURSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0957/23 | BANOWSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 001198/5352 | BANROWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01133/465 | BANSIEWICZ LEON |
IPN BU 0806/2320 | BANSLEBEN (WIKTOROWICZ) MARIA |
IPN BU 00744/1156 | BANSLEBEN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/2258 | BANSLEBEN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0193/200 | BANSLEBEN ROMAN |
IPN BU 0806/1193 | BANSZKIEWICZ DANUTA |
IPN BU 683/1707 | BANSZKIEWICZ WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00751/211 | BANUCHA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001102/1821 | BANUCHA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0193/7179 | BANULEWICZ ALEKSANDER ALFONS |
IPN BU 00328/864 | BANULEWICZ EWA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 001134/1720 | BANULEWICZ EWA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 980/187 | BANULSKI ADAM |
IPN BU 0193/308 | BANULSKI EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0866/21 | BANY ANTONI |
IPN BU 0866/22 | BANY JAN |
IPN BU 01133/472 | BANY KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 002086/107 | BANY KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00966/1799 | BANY SYLWESTER I INNI |
IPN BU 0193/8425 | BANYTKA ZENON |
IPN BU 001102/422 | BAŃBUŁA WITHOF ALICJA |
IPN BU 00249/1183 | BAŃBURA BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/1797 | BAŃBURA BOGUSŁAW JERZY |
IPN BU 00612/2252 | BAŃCER IRMINA |
IPN BU 001198/4044 | BAŃCER WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 002082/68 | BAŃCZEROWSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/239 | BAŃCZEROWSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/1660 | BAŃCZYK STEFAN |
IPN BU 001198/4784 | BAŃCZYK STEFAN |
IPN BU 00277/381 | BAŃKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 001121/2600 | BAŃKA BARBARA |
IPN BU PF | 970/114 BAŃKA BOGDAN |
IPN BU PF | 970/117 BAŃKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0891/173 | BAŃKA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0193/201 | BAŃKA STANISŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/2350 | BAŃKO MARIA TERESA |
IPN BU 0806/676 | BAŃKO MICHALINA |
IPN BU 0193/202 | BAŃKO RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0901/275 | BAŃKOWSKA CZARNECKA TERESA BARBARA |
IPN BU 00328/1518 | BAŃKOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 001134/2492 | BAŃKOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 0218/3391 | BAŃKOWSKA HALINA |
IPN BU 001121/2137 | BAŃKOWSKA IRENA |
IPN BU 01133/471 | BAŃKOWSKA LEONTYNA |
IPN BU 00249/1533 | BAŃKOWSKA TERESA |
IPN BU 0951/309 | BAŃKOWSKA WERONIKA |
IPN BU 0218/2907 | BAŃKOWSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/2142 | BAŃKOWSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00200/215 | BAŃKOWSKI ANDRZEJ MARIAN |
IPN 00 1052/799 | BAŃKOWSKI ANDRZEJ MARIAN |
IPN BU 00232/122 | BAŃKOWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 00612/2638 | BAŃKOWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00612/1372 | BAŃKOWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 001198/4646 | BAŃKOWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 698/108 | BAŃKOWSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00334/153 | BAŃKOWSKI MIKOŁAJ |
IPN BU 001134/2874 | BAŃKOWSKI MIKOŁAJ |
IPN BU 02042/180 | BAŃKOWSKI PAWEŁ |
IPN 00 1043/2103 | BAŃKOWSKI SERGIUSZ |
IPN BU 0772/759 | BAŃKOWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 001121/4333 | BAŃKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/1334 | BAŃSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 683/1708 | BAŃSKA MONIKA |
IPN BU 0218/2802 | BAŃSKA RUSINOWICZ EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0194/1388 | BAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/916 | BAŃSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/1201 | BAPRAWSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0242/1905 | BAPRAWSKI TADEUSZ STEFAN |
IPN BU 002082/710 | BAR HENRYK |
IPN BU 002086/2059 | BAR HENRYK |
IPN BU 0193/205 | BAR JAN |
IPN BU 0243/268 | BAR JERZY |
IPN BU 00415/507 | BAR JÓZEF |
IPN BU 698/109 | BAR KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01321/2 | BAR KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 001134/4809 | BARA ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00612/4575 | BARABACH JAN |
IPN BU 001198/7210 | BARABACH JAN |
IPN BU 00191/85 | BARABAS JANUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/1969 | BARABAS JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/204 | BARABASZ JAN |
IPN BU 01133/473 | BARABASZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 645/101 | BARADZIAJ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/5807 | BARADZIEJ EDWARD |
IPN BU 00170/942 | BARADZIEJ EDWARD |
IPN BU 685/247 | Baradziej Marek |
IPN BU 645/100 | BARADZIEJ STEFANIA |
IPN BU 01133/474 | BARAKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 698/346 | BARAŁKIEWICZ EDWARD |
IPN BU 0772/2176 | BARAŁKIEWICZ GABRIELA |
IPN BU 01279/2 | BARAŁKIEWICZ WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 00249/917 | BARAM-MICKIEWICZ MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/5378 | BARAN (JASIŃSKA) EMILIA |
IPN BU 0772/2180 | BARAN (SKOCZEK) STEFANIA |
IPN BU 0242/3138 | BARAN (STARZYK) KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0243/490 | BARAN (SZOSTEK) RENATA |
IPN BU 0194/2299 | BARAN (ZIMOLĄG) ALINA |
IPN BU 0193/1344 | BARAN ADAM |
IPN BU 00611/160 | BARAN ADAM |
IPN BU 001198/469 | BARAN ADAM |
IPN BU 0951/674 | BARAN ADAMKIEWICZ LUCYNA |
IPN BU 698/110 | BARAN ADELA |
IPN BU 0193/1345 | BARAN ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 698/111 | BARAN ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0993/1636 | BARAN ALICJA |
IPN BU 0604/1726 | BARAN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00612/4009 | BARAN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 698/112 | BARAN ANTONI |
IPN BU 001198/2485 | BARAN ANTONI |
IPN BU 0854/932 | BARAN BARBARA |
IPN BU PF | 280/102 BARAN BENT |
IPN BU 0901/657 | BARAN BOGDAN |
IPN BU 0193/7980 | BARAN BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/1695 | BARAN BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 698/113 | BARAN BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2177 | BARAN BRONISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0772/2178 | BARAN CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/475 | BARAN CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 644/764 | BARAN CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 698/387 | BARAN CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00170/509 | BARAN CZESŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/70 | BARAN CZESŁAW CEZARY |
IPN BU 00328/741 | BARAN DARIUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/1569 | BARAN DARIUSZ SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 0993/255 | BARAN DOROTA |
IPN BU 00612/3546 | BARAN EDWARD |
IPN BU 001198/6526 | BARAN EDWARD |
IPN BU 0772/760 | BARAN EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0218/1717 | BARAN EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0951/1582 | BARAN FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 01000/1494 | BARAN FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 698/114 | BARAN FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001102/1859 | BARAN FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0218/3548 | BARAN GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 0951/1247 | BARAN GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 01144/87 | BARAN GUSTAW |
IPN BU 01000/1794 | BARAN HANNA |
IPN BU 698/115 | BARAN HELENA |
IPN BU 0942/91 | BARAN HENRYKA |
IPN BU 093/15 | BARAN HENRYKA |
IPN BU 0242/2844 | BARAN IWONA |
IPN BU 0193/8630 | BARAN JAN |
IPN BU 01000/1795 | BARAN JAN |
IPN BU 00945/1129 | BARAN JAN |
IPN BU 001198/88 | BARAN JAN |
IPN BU 001198/1795 | BARAN JAN |
IPN BU 0193/7044 | BARAN JANINA |
IPN BU 001102/1552 | BARAN JANINA |
IPN BU 0772/2181 | BARAN JANINA TERESA |
IPN BU 00230 | P 48 BARAN JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/1612 | BARAN JANUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/4757 | BARAN JANUSZ |
IPN BU PF | 1021/99 BARAN JOLANTA |
IPN BU 0912/267 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0193/1346 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0951/1691 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00244/55 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 644/765 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00283/259 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00966/221 | BARAN JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0772/761 | BARAN JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 0772/762 | BARAN JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 698/388 | BARAN KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0957/22 | BARAN KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 090/148 | BARAN KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 00277/73 | BARAN KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 00415/445 | BARAN KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 001121/2310 | BARAN KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0305/481 | BARAN LIDIA |
IPN BU 698/116 | BARAN MAKSYMILIAN |
IPN BU 00415/106 | BARAN MAREK |
IPN 00 1052/1014 | BARAN MAREK |
IPN BU 00249/1545 | BARAN MARIA |
IPN BU 001121/2146 | BARAN MARIA ZUZANNA |
IPN BU 0194/457 | BARAN MARIAN |
IPN BU 644/766 | BARAN MARIAN |
IPN BU 00945/683 | BARAN MARIAN |
IPN BU 001198/4079 | BARAN MARIAN |
IPN BU 01013/183 | BARAN MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 001121/1552 | BARAN MICKIEWICZ MARCIN |
IPN BU 0193/1347 | BARAN MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3404 | BARAN MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001065/90 | BARAN MIECZYSŁAW I INNI |
IPN BU 00249/1319 | BARAN MIROSŁAWA |
IPN BU 001121/1931 | BARAN MIROSŁAWA EWA |
IPN BU 00415/125 | BARAN PIOTR |
IPN BU 0193/6206 | BARAN ROMAN |
IPN BU 00612/4401 | BARAN ROMAN |
IPN BU 00966/424 | BARAN ROMAN |
IPN BU 001198/7099 | BARAN ROMAN |
IPN BU 0194/3637 | BARAN RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0242/2331 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00244/162 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/185 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/476 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00448/531 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00966/220 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/760 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/2364 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/2872 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3341 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/4138 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/4727 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/5507 | BARAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/763 | BARAN STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0193/4267 | BARAN STEFAN |
IPN BU 01133/477 | BARAN STEFAN |
IPN BU 00200/905 | BARAN TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001102/447 | BARAN TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/1224 | BARAN TEODOR |
IPN BU 0772/764 | BARAN TERESA |
IPN BU 090/127 | BARAN TERESA |
IPN BU 980/189 | BARAN TERESA |
IPN BU PF | 1021/100 BARAN TERESA |
IPN BU 00612/4108 | BARAN URSZULA |
IPN BU 001198/6874 | BARAN URSZULA |
IPN BU 00966/339 | BARAN WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/765 | BARAN WERONIKA |
IPN BU 00945/815 | BARAN WIKTOR |
IPN BU 0193/7031 | BARAN WITOLD |
IPN BU 0866/1341 | BARAN WITOLD |
IPN BU 1187/60 | BARAN WITOLD |
IPN BU 0218/752 | BARAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/3096 | BARAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00244/119 | BARAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 644/767 | BARAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 645/71 | BARAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00275/301 | BARAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/2840 | BARAN WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 644/768 | BARAN WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU PF | 2/52 BARAN WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00283/405 | BARAN WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00768/284 | BARAN WOJCIECH |
IPN BU PF | 2077/38 BARAN ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00612/3223 | BARAN ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0193/5008 | BARAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/1691 | BARAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/1424 | BARAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/5775 | BARAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/648 | BARAN ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/3526 | BARAN ZENON |
IPN BU 001198/6512 | BARAN ZENON |
IPN BU 0772/766 | BARAN ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0806/2005 | BARAN ZOFIA |
IPN BU 645/1439 | BARAN ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0218/1521 | BARAN ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00966/1339 | BARANCEWICZ WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00277/1060 | BARANEK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/3241 | BARANEK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00612/4876 | BARANEK BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/1225 | BARANEK JACEK |
IPN BU 0604/1613 | BARANEK JANUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/769 | BARANEK MARIANNA |
IPN BU 0604/2004 | BARANEK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/229 | BARANEK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0833/672 | BARANIAK EUGENIUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/2994 | BARANIAK KAZIMIERZ JERZY |
IPN BU 00328/994 | BARANIAK LUDWIK |
IPN BU 001134/1855 | BARANIAK LUDWIK |
IPN BU 683/234 | BARANICKA ANNA |
IPN BU 00277/1150 | BARANICKA HANNA |
IPN BU 698/117 | BARANICKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0892/74 | BARANIECKI STEFAN |
IPN 00 1043/2869 | BARANIECKI ZBIGNIEW ANTONI |
IPN BU 644/769 | BARANIECKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/2195 | BARANIEWSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 00328/1286 | BARANIEWSKA-JANKOWSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 00200/1341 | BARANIEWSKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/942 | BARANIEWSKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 01306/1 | BARANKIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0993/1007 | BARANKIEWICZ BARBARA |
IPN BU 0833/673 | BARANKIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 0901/681 | BARANKIEWICZ KOCEMBA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00283/1395 | BARANKIEWICZ ROBERT |
IPN BU 00768/759 | BARANKIEWICZ ROBERT |
IPN BU 0901/191 | BARANKIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 748/8 | BARANKIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1793 | BARANKIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 52 BARANKIEWICZ WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0870/127 | BARANKIEWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0866/23 | BARANKIEWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0193/213 | BARANOW KONSTANTY |
IPN BU 0218/3244 | BARANOW PAWEŁ |
IPN BU 644/770 | BARANOWICZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0604/1862 | BARANOWICZ-KSIĘŻOPOLSKA ANNA |
IPN BU 0806/3206 | BARANOWSKA (JAKUBIAK) EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0193/9081 | BARANOWSKA (JASTRZEWSKA) (BZDYŃ) LEONTYNA |
IPN BU 0902/23 | BARANOWSKA (MARCHWIŃSKA) NINA |
IPN BU 00200/147 | BARANOWSKA ALEKSANDRA |
IPN 00 1052/631 | BARANOWSKA ALEKSANDRA |
IPN BU 0902/24 | BARANOWSKA ANTONI |
IPN BU 0242/2381 | BARANOWSKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 0993/552 | BARANOWSKA BEATA |
IPN BU 0951/424 | BARANOWSKA BRONISŁAWA |
IPN BU 01013/181 | BARANOWSKA CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 710/369 | BARANOWSKA DOROTA |
IPN BU 0242/3015 | BARANOWSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU PF | 98/1 BARANOWSKA EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0993/256 | BARANOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 00328/323 | BARANOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 001134/1069 | BARANOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 0901/700 | BARANOWSKA GRAŻYNA AURELIA |
IPN 00 1043/3549 | BARANOWSKA HENRYKA WACŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/1930 | BARANOWSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 748/173 | BARANOWSKA LUCYNA |
IPN BU 0894/4 | BARANOWSKA NATALJA |
IPN BU 0957/24 | BARANOWSKA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU PF | 837/30 BARANOWSKA TERESA |
IPN BU 01000/511 | BARANOWSKA WIESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0864/17 | BARANOWSKA ZENONA |
IPN BU 00232/66 | BARANOWSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00228/50 | BARANOWSKI |
IPN BU 698/347 | BARANOWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01000/1792 | BARANOWSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 636/1801 | BARANOWSKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 698/118 | BARANOWSKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 0604/280 | BARANOWSKI ARKADIUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/1154 | BARANOWSKI BOGDAN MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0891/1784 | BARANOWSKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1791 | BARANOWSKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0892/72 | BARANOWSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00234 | p.158 BARANOWSKI EDMUND |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 169 BARANOWSKI EDMUND |
IPN BU 0912/251 | BARANOWSKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 685/4 | BARANOWSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00612/2352 | BARANOWSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00612/2963 | BARANOWSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001198/6129 | BARANOWSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 01321/3 | BARANOWSKI GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 00612/2940 | BARANOWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 001198/6114 | BARANOWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 001134/2892 | BARANOWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 002086/821 | BARANOWSKI HENRYK WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 0958/89 | BARANOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0951/701 | BARANOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00168/112 | BARANOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00945/1612 | BARANOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 002152/112 | BARANOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00612/2848 | BARANOWSKI JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6064 | BARANOWSKI JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/3038 | Baranowski Jarosław |
IPN BU 683/229 | BARANOWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 776/131 | BARANOWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00334/497 | BARANOWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001134/3376 | BARANOWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 01133/478 | BARANOWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00244/172 | BARANOWSKI KAZ. |
IPN BU 0193/7683 | BARANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0604/403 | BARANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0866/24 | BARANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00244/55 | BARANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01000/1790 | BARANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001102/2046 | BARANOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 644/771 | BARANOWSKI KLEMENS |
IPN BU 710/462 | BARANOWSKI KLEMENS |
IPN BU 0910/51 | BARANOWSKI KONSRTANTY |
IPN BU 00168/17 | BARANOWSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00945/1489 | BARANOWSKI KRZYSZTOF – TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002082/428 | BARANOWSKI KRZYSZTOF WIKTOR |
IPN BU 002086/1206 | BARANOWSKI KRZYSZTOF WIKTOR |
IPN BU 0242/3121 | BARANOWSKI KRZYSZTOF WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 02042/27 | BARANOWSKI MACIEJ |
IPN BU 0242/1920 | BARANOWSKI MARCIN |
IPN BU 0242/3111 | BARANOWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 649/8 | BARANOWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 00277/526 | BARANOWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 001121/2740 | BARANOWSKI MAREK LEONARD |
IPN BU 01000/1787 | BARANOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 644/772 | BARANOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00612/4894 | BARANOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0287/1 | BARANOWSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 01013/182 | BARANOWSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1768 | BARANOWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 01133/688 | BARANOWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 02187/2 | BARANOWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 0951/871 | BARANOWSKI PIOTR ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00328/705 | BARANOWSKI RAFAŁ EDWARD |
IPN BU 001134/1534 | BARANOWSKI RAFAŁ EDWARD |
IPN BU 0901/1575 | BARANOWSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 0242/2992 | BARANOWSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 0307/18 | BARANOWSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 00234 | p.244 BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00612/143 | BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00249/645 | BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001198/4077 | BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN 00 1052/1518 | BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 002085/4 | BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001121/1289 | BARANOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0193/214 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1902 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/479 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0305/93 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00399/380 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00750/270 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/1304 | BARANOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00249/579 | BARANOWSKI TADEUSZ KAROL |
IPN BU 001121/1211 | BARANOWSKI TADEUSZ KAROL |
IPN BU 00283/903 | BARANOWSKI WACEK |
IPN BU 0866/25 | BARANOWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00768/622 | BARANOWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0777/5 | BARANOWSKI WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 00688/85 | BARANOWSKI WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 0604/1184 | BARANOWSKI WALDEMAR.SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 644/773 | BARANOWSKI WIKTOR |
IPN BU 0193/9076 | BARANOWSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0864/16 | BARANOWSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 776/132 | BARANOWSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/8208 | BARANOWSKI WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 02042/538 | BARANOWSKI WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00275/25 | BARANOWSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00399/324 | BARANOWSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 001134/4673 | BARANOWSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 001121/4167 | BARANOWSKI WOJCIECH PIOTR |
IPN BU 0243/438 | BARANOWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0193/7680 | BARANOWSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0951/420 | BARANOWSKI ZENON |
IPN BU 0891/177 | BARANOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0193/215 | BARANOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0604/882 | BARANOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00399/465 | BARANOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN 00 1043/249 | BARAŃCZAK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0901/2020 | BARAŃCZUK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 00612/1514 | BARAŃCZYK JANUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/4694 | BARAŃCZYK JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/5937 | BARAŃSKA (ZDROJEWSKA) WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0242/1264 | BARAŃSKA (ZWOLIŃSKA) JOLANTA |
IPN BU 0242/162 | BARAŃSKA ADELAJDA |
IPN BU 002086/1940 | BARAŃSKA ALICJA SEWERYNA |
IPN BU 0901/2197 | BARAŃSKA ANNA |
IPN 00 1052/589 | BARAŃSKA HENRYKA |
IPN BU 0894/3 | BARAŃSKA IRENA |
IPN BU 0901/1233 | BARAŃSKA JADWIGA (KORCZAK) |
IPN BU 0218/1031 | BARAŃSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 00200/672 | BARAŃSKA JOANNA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 001102/123 | BARAŃSKA JOANNA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0218/2387 | BARAŃSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0806/2667 | BARAŃSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0242/1514 | BARAŃSKA LONGINA |
IPN BU 0892/76 | BARAŃSKA LUCJA |
IPN BU 0193/216 | BARAŃSKA ZUZANNA |
IPN BU 001102/103 | BARAŃSKA-NIELSEN GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 00335/119 | BARAŃSKI |
IPN BU 644/774 | BARAŃSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 001134/3874 | BARAŃSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 002086/682 | BARAŃSKI ANDRZEJ ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0193/8906 | BARAŃSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0958/943 | BARAŃSKI EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 644/775 | BARAŃSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0772/2182 | BARAŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 01000/1720 | BARAŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00612/2347 | BARAŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 00612/2798 | BARAŃSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/6029 | BARAŃSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0912/295 | BARAŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00283/2010 | BARAŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00966/195 | BARAŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/336 | BARAŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 0193/1350 | BARAŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 644/776 | BARAŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 644/925 | BARAŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00612/1859 | BARAŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001198/4926 | BARAŃSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01133/480 | BARAŃSKI JULIAN |
IPN BU 00170/661 | BARAŃSKI KAMIL |
IPN 00 1043/507 | BARAŃSKI KAMIL |
IPN BU 0218/2614 | BARAŃSKI KAROL |
IPN BU 0854/994 | BARAŃSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01133/116 | BARAŃSKI KONSTANTY |
IPN BU 00275/504 | BARAŃSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001134/391 | BARAŃSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001134/3677 | BARAŃSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0591/11 | BARAŃSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 00612/2983 | BARAŃSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 0242/430 | BARAŃSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 01000/1747 | BARAŃSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00611/638 | BARAŃSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 001198/1052 | BARAŃSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0806/2545 | BARAŃSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/2754 | BARAŃSKI MIKOŁAJ |
IPN BU 0604/165 | BARAŃSKI PANTALEON |
IPN BU 00612/1742 | BARAŃSKI ROMUALD |
IPN BU 001198/4859 | BARAŃSKI ROMUALD |
IPN BU 0242/1086 | BARAŃSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0218/2270 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0866/26 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00244/115 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1749 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1776 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/3615 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3748 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6581 | BARAŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3981 | BARAŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002086/1480 | BARAŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 02042/47 | BARAŃSKI TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0872/111 | BARAŃSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/3600 | BARAŃSKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6566 | BARAŃSKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/813 | BARAŃSKI WŁADTSŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1750 | BARAŃSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/2436 | BARAŃSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00945/220 | BARAŃSKI WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 01133/481 | BARAŃSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 01133/482 | BARAŃSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00448/332 | BARAŃSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/5311 | BARAŃSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 01273//1 | BARAŃSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0193/217 | BARAS STEFAN |
IPN BU 01133/483 | BARASIEWICZ MARIAN |
IPN BU 00688/83 | BARASIŃSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 698/119 | BARAŚ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0772/2183 | BARĄCZ-FZIES EDMUND |
IPN BU 685/5 | BARBACHEN HALINA |
IPN BU 01000/1346 | BARBACHEN MARIAN |
IPN BU 0993/1552 | BARBACHOWSKA LUCYNA |
IPN BU 0988/950 | BARBANELL HENRYKA |
IPN BU 698/120 | BARBANELL RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0951/1436 | BARBARCZYK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0951/1329 | BARBARCZYK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 02042/528 | BARBARCZYK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/2132 | BARBAREWICZ BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/218 | BARBARIUSZ EDWARD |
IPN BU 00334/427 | BARBAROWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001134/3302 | BARBAROWICZ ZYGMUNT RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0912/265 | BARBARSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0957/25 | BARBARSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001065/106 | BARBASIEWICZ AGNIESZKA |
IPN BU 0242/1407 | BARBASIEWICZ FERDYNAND |
IPN BU 0194/1003 | BARBASIEWICZ MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 0951/1927 | BARBASIEWICZ ROBERT |
IPN BU 0194/1961 | BARBASIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00249/641 | BARBASIEWICZ WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001121/1285 | BARBASIEWICZ WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0902/25 | BARBASZEWSKI ZBIGNIEW-STEFAN |
IPN BU 0901/1227 | BARBAŚ EWA MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 0993/138 | BARBAŚ MARIA |
IPN BU 00448/428 | BARBERA ALBERTO |
IPN BU 001134/5408 | BARBERA ALBERTO |
IPN BU 00945/1160 | BARBOSA – COUTINHO HENRIQUE – JOSE |
IPN BU 00612/2900 | BARBÓRSKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/686 | BARBURSKI WALDEMAR ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00249/100 | BARBUSKI ANDRZEJ WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 0242/1533 | BARCAUK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0604/803 | BARCERZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/477 | BARCEWICZ FELIKS |
IPN BU 0772/767 | BARCEWICZ HELENA |
IPN BU 00612/2199 | BARCHAN ADAM |
IPN BU 002081/24 | BARCHAN RYSZARD |
IPN BU 002085/35 | BARCHAN RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001198/1302 | BARCHAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 698/348 | BARCHANIEWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 001134/3575 | BARCIAK BOGDAN |
IPN BU 00612/3336 | BARCICKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 00611/440 | BARCICKI JAN |
IPN BU 001198/804 | BARCICKI JAN |
IPN BU 0242/1668 | BARCICKI JÓZEF |
IPN 00 1052/924 | BARCICKI ZDZISŁAW ALEKSANDER |
IPN 00 1052/1749 | BARCIK BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 644/19 | BARCIK JULIAN |
IPN BU 0604/1893 | BARCIK MAREK |
IPN BU 00200/22 | BARCIKOWSKA – DĘBOCKA ANNA |
IPN BU 0901/1745 | BARCIKOWSKA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0910/53 | BARCIKOWSKA ZOFIA |
IPN 00 1052/293 | BARCIKOWSKA-DĘBICKA ANNA |
IPN BU 001198/4124 | BARCIKOWSKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 0305/411 | BARCIKOWSKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 0854/1204 | BARCIKOWSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0891/1785 | BARCIKOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 644/777 | BARCIKOWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 698/121 | BARCIKOWSKI LEON |
IPN BU 02042/127 | BARCIKOWSKI MAREK |
IPN BU 0194/1080 | BARCIKOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00611/472 | BARCIKOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 001198/852 | BARCIKOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0958/88 | BARCIKOWSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1744 | BARCIKOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 645/74 | BARCIKOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00328/313 | BARCIKOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001134/1059 | BARCIKOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0901/365 | BARCIKOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0993/1583 | BARCIKOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/263 | BARCIKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0604/657 | BARCIKOWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 01313/1 | BARCIŃSKA LUCYNA |
IPN BU 0242/515 | BARCIŃSKI ALFRED |
IPN BU 00328/1257 | BARCIŃSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/2162 | BARCIŃSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0218/451 | BARCIŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 01133/484 | BARCIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0893/89 | BARCIŃSKI WŁODZIMIERZ JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00945/710 | BARCISZEWSKA – DZIEMBOWSKA – POMIAN WANDA – MARIA |
IPN BU 001121/1503 | BARCISZEWSKA WANDA |
IPN BU 00170/228 | BARCISZEWSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 00945/2281 | BARCISZEWSKI MICHAŁ |
IPN 00 1043/1479 | BARCISZEWSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0958/143 | BARCIUCH STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/2873 | BARCKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0194/1147 | BARCZ BARBARA |
IPN BU 0772/768 | BARCZ EDMUND |
IPN BU 001102/1717 | BARCZ GRAŻYNA JOLANTA |
IPN BU 0193/1351 | BARCZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 002086/419 | BARCZ KRYSTIAN JACEK |
IPN BU 001102/2011 | BARCZ KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 00244/119 | BARCZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/20 | BARCZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/21 | BARCZAK EDWARD |
IPN BU 0772/4631 | BARCZAK HELENA |
IPN BU 01133/485 | BARCZAK HENRYK |
IPN BU PF | 1035/1 BARCZAK JADWIGA |
IPN BU PF | 1035/1 BARCZAK JADWIGA |
IPN BU PF | 2/132 BARCZAK JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0988/1160 | BARCZAK JAN |
IPN BU 0193/221 | BARCZAK JAN EDWARD |
IPN BU 00191/37 | BARCZAK JERZY |
IPN 00 1043/1813 | BARCZAK JERZY |
IPN BU 00244/56 | BARCZAK LEON |
IPN BU 01000/1760 | BARCZAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 644/778 | BARCZAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 645/130 | BARCZAK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 636/1824 | BARCZAK WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU PF | 970/190 BARCZEWSKA BOGUSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0806/2798 | BARCZEWSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0218/2434 | BARCZEWSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0833/716 | BARCZEWSKI BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 00200/971 | BARCZEWSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001102/538 | BARCZEWSKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 698/122 | BARCZUK ROMAN |
IPN BU 0901/1229 | BARCZUK WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00283/1742 | BARCZYK HANNA |
IPN BU 001198/3732 | BARCZYK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00611/1684 | BARCZYK LUDWIK |
IPN BU 0193/4547 | BARCZYK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/779 | BARCZYKOWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 0833/679 | BARCZYŃSKA ANNA |
IPN BU 0772/769 | BARCZYŃSKA JANINA |
IPN BU 645/111 | BARCZYŃSKA MARIANNA |
IPN BU 0772/770 | BARCZYŃSKA TERESA |
IPN BU 002082/603 | BARCZYŃSKI ANDRZEJ JAN |
IPN BU 0193/1352 | BARCZYŃSKI JAN |
IPN BU 002086/144 | BARCZYŃSKI ROMAN |
IPN 00 1043/3129 | BARCZYŃSKI STANISŁAW LEON |
IPN BU 0902/26 | BARCZYŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00611/1219 | BARCZYŃSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001198/1707 | BARCZYŃSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0772/2184 | BARĆ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0193/224 | BARĆ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0772/2185 | BARĆ WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0242/2664 | BARDA (RAPALSKA. JANDA) ZOFIA WANDA |
IPN BU 00244/58 | BARDACH JULIUSZ |
IPN BU 02185/1 | BARDADYN BARBARA |
IPN BU 01000/1536 | BARDADYN LUCJAN |
IPN BU 081/188 | BARDELI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 081/189 | BARDELI DANUTA |
IPN BU 00277/1241 | BARDIJEWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 001121/3399 | BARDIJEWSKI HENRYK EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 001040/198 | BARDIN ZOFIA |
IPN BU 644/3321 | BARDO STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/6860 | BARDON JERZY ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0951/1135 | BARDOŃSKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0242/521 | BARDYGA STEFANIA |
IPN BU 0193/225 | BARDYSZEWSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0958/94 | BARDYSZEWSKI EDMUND |
IPN BU 01133/486 | BARDYSZEWSKI EDMUND |
IPN BU 0912/264 | BARDYSZEWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/1478 | BARDYSZEWSKI WITOLD |
IPN BU 0891/176 | BARDYSZEWSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/1308 | BARDZIEJ EDWARD |
IPN BU 0958/87 | BARDZIŃSKA ANASTAZJA |
IPN BU 0193/3922 | BARDZIŃSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 002086/1014 | BARDZIŃSKI ZBIGNIEW WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/226 | BARECKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 001089/476 | BARECKI HENRYK |
IPN 00 1052/1623 | BARECKI JANISŁAW KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 002086/589 | BARECKI-BARŁOGA KLEMENS |
IPN BU 00334/637 | BAREJ BOGUSŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/3546 | BAREJ BOGUSŁAW KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 01000/1761 | BAREJ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001102/1639 | BAREJA CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00230 | P 48 BAREJA FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001546/2 | BAREJA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/3506 | BAREJA MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/676 | BAREJA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 698/349 | BAREJA TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00966/373 | BAREJA WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/1128 | BAREŁA ANDRZEJ |
IPN 00 1043/1231 | BARESTKA ZENON JULIAN |
IPN BU 002081/395 | BAREWSKI BOGDAN |
IPN BU 002085/461 | BAREWSKI BOGDAN |
IPN BU 00945/416 | BAREWSKI ROMAN – LEONARD |
IPN BU 0864/12 | BAREZA HENRYK |
IPN BU 001134/4449 | BARGIEL ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0193/7638 | BARGIEL MAJROWSKA HELENA |
IPN BU 00244/55 | BARGIEL MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/808 | BARGIEL MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0604/133 | BARGIEL STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0604/1399 | BARGIEL STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 636/1758 | BARGIEL WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 644/31 | BARGIEL WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/703 | BARGIELEWICZ ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 0194/1795 | BARGIELEWICZ WANDA |
IPN BU 0957/26 | BARGIELSKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00744/989 | BARGIEŁ ARTUR |
IPN BU 001134/1133 | BARGIEŁ ARTUR |
IPN BU 0193/227 | BARGIEŁ JAN |
IPN BU 0194/1057 | BARGIEŁ JAN |
IPN BU 0290/68 | BARGIEŁ JAROSŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2187 | BARGIEŁ JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 698/124 | BARGIEŁ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001040/324 | BARGIEŁ LEOKADIA |
IPN BU 01013/180 | BARGIEŁ LEON |
IPN BU 698/125 | BARGIEŁA JERZY |
IPN BU 645/97 | BARGIEŁOWSKI DANIEL |
IPN BU 00966/1508 | BARIA TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/9093 | BARIASZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/8069 | BARK IRENA (FRYDMAN IRENA) |
IPN 00 1043/2621 | BARKENBERG ANNA KONSTANCJA HELENA |
IPN BU 0901/997 | BARKOWSKA JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0218/1544 | BARKOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1353 | BARLAS HENRYK |
IPN BU 002082/92 | BARLET JAN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/5744 | BARLEWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 001089/133 | BARLIER GEORGES |
IPN BU 00200/830 | BARLIK HENRYK FELIKS |
IPN BU 001102/353 | BARLIK HENRYK FELIKS |
IPN BU 00170/621 | BARŁOWSKI TADEUSZ ADAM |
IPN 00 1043/377 | BARŁOWSKI TADEUSZ ADAM |
IPN BU 645/28 | BARŁOŻEK APOLONIA |
IPN BU 0902/31 | BARNAK JAN |
IPN BU 980/3 | BARNAŚ DANUTA |
IPN BU 683/232 | BARNECKA HANNA |
IPN BU 00945/101 | BARNIK ALEKSY |
IPN BU 0772/2188 | BARON JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00399/540 | BARON TOMASZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001134/4881 | BARON TOMASZ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0911/72 | BAROŃ EDWARD |
IPN BU 00244/89 | BAROŃSKA – WITOSŁAWSKA JOANNA |
IPN BU 0193/1366 | BAROR JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0772/2189 | BAROWICZ EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0193/7067 | BARSKA (WÓJCIK) HENRYKA |
IPN BU 698/126 | BARSKA PAULINA |
IPN BU 0901/868 | BARSKA WANDA BOŻENA |
IPN BU 698/127 | BARSKI ALBIN |
IPN BU 00283/2210 | BARSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00415/472 | BARSKI BARAN KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00612/1243 | BARSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0912/250 | BARSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0777/6 | BARSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00689/85 | BARSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0242/1286 | BARSKI SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 001198/3158 | BARSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/8494 | BARSKI SYLWESTER |
IPN BU 0242/3206 | BARSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0993/479 | BARSZCZ (STĘRZYCKA) BEATA |
IPN BU 0870/27 | BARSZCZ ADAM |
IPN BU 00611/1209 | BARSZCZ ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 001198/1654 | BARSZCZ ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 00283/1966 | BARSZCZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/3531 | BARSZCZ ANTONI |
IPN BU 0307/133 | BARSZCZ BOŻENA |
IPN BU 0806/2647 | BARSZCZ CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 01133/677 | BARSZCZ CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 748/228 | BARSZCZ CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0194/2191 | BARSZCZ EDMUND |
IPN BU 01133/487 | BARSZCZ EDMUND |
IPN BU 644/780 | BARSZCZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/356 | BARSZCZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/4226 | BARSZCZ EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0855/2339 | BARSZCZ HANNA |
IPN BU 0872/110 | BARSZCZ JANINA |
IPN BU 0872/113 | BARSZCZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 698/128 | BARSZCZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 00277/378 | BARSZCZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001121/2597 | BARSZCZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0866/27 | BARSZCZ JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 00225/41 | BARSZCZ JULIAN |
IPN BU 001121/88 | BARSZCZ JULIAN |
IPN BU 0912/259 | BARSZCZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 01013/189 | BARSZCZ KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0993/594 | BARSZCZ KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001134/2837 | BARSZCZ KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 002086/445 | BARSZCZ MACIEJ |
IPN BU 00612/683 | BARSZCZ MARIAN |
IPN BU 00249/1430 | BARSZCZ MIROSŁAWA |
IPN BU 001121/2039 | BARSZCZ MIROSŁAWA BOGUSŁAWA |
IPN BU 01133/488 | BARSZCZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3334 | BARSZCZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/771 | BARSZCZ WIESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0988/1156 | BARSZCZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0993/297 | BARSZCZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00328/1255 | BARSZCZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001134/2160 | BARSZCZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN 00 1043/1302 | BARSZCZAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0772/2190 | BARSZCZEWSKA BOŻENA |
IPN BU 0772/493 | BARSZCZEWSKA GABRIELA |
IPN BU 02184/5 | BARSZCZEWSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 0951/912 | BARSZCZEWSKA ZAJĄC-CIOŁKOWA MARIA TERESA |
IPN BU 0604/1118 | BARSZCZEWSKI ADAM |
IPN BU 002086/399 | BARSZCZEWSKI ADAM ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00277/651 | BARSZCZEWSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN 00 1043/647 | BARSZCZEWSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 001121/2855 | BARSZCZEWSKI ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0218/3563 | BARSZCZEWSKI DANIEL |
IPN BU 01133/359 | BARSZCZEWSKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0218/3447 | BARSZCZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00744/423 | BARSZCZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00200/825 | BARSZCZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001102/343 | BARSZCZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/4059 | BARSZCZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 0242/2492 | BARSZCZEWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0772/2191 | BARSZCZEWSKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 093/20 | BARSZCZEWSKI L |
IPN BU 001089/140 | BARSZCZEWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 00966/197 | BARSZCZEWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0194/2933 | BARSZCZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0951/120 | BARSZCZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00399/107 | BARSZCZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU PF | 251/174 BARSZCZEWSKI WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/2907 | BARSZCZEWSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/846 | BARSZCZEWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 002086/1856 | BARSZCZYŃSKI ANDRZEJ JAN |
IPN BU 0772/2192 | BARSZNICA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0194/3523 | BARSZNICA TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/402 | BARTA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00744/812 | BARTA ANDZREJ |
IPN BU 698/129 | BARTA IMRE |
IPN BU 0854/1141 | BARTAK FELIKS |
IPN BU 0806/799 | BARTCZAK (PASEK) BARBARA |
IPN BU 0193/5383 | BARTCZAK (STYSIAK) GRAŻYNA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 02042/111 | BARTCZAK CECYLIA |
IPN BU 01720/15 | BARTCZAK CZESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0892/73 | BARTCZAK EDWARD |
IPN BU 0912/325 | BARTCZAK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0901/732 | BARTCZAK GÓRSKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 00448/374 | BARTCZAK GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 001134/5354 | BARTCZAK GRZEGORZ LONGIN |
IPN BU 0901/1794 | BARTCZAK HANNA |
IPN BU 00191/208 | BARTCZAK JAN ROBERT |
IPN 00 1043/2384 | BARTCZAK JAN ROBERT |
IPN BU 0218/3431 | BARTCZAK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0854/1205 | BARTCZAK JULIAN |
IPN BU 0891/298 | BARTCZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00277/844 | BARTCZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 001121/3034 | BARTCZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 002086/970 | BARTCZAK LESZEK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01133/489 | BARTCZAK LUCJAN |
IPN BU 0243/446 | BARTCZAK MACIEJ |
IPN BU 0968/181 | BARTCZAK -MALESZA URSZULA |
IPN BU 0891/297 | BARTCZAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 644/782 | BARTCZAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 0194/35 | BARTCZAK MIECZYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 01737/110 | BARTCZAK ROMAN |
IPN BU 0891/296 | BARTCZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/260 | BARTCZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0604/933 | BARTCZAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1354 | BARTCZAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/229 | BARTCZAK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 644/781 | BARTCZAK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/490 | BARTCZAK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001164/285 | Bartczak Władysław |
IPN BU 00191/445 | BARTCZAK WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN 00 1043/3278 | BARTCZAK WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0193/8837 | BARTCZAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0942/523 | BARTCZAK ZDZISŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/626 | BARTCZAK ZDZISŁAW JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0911/58 | BARTCZAK ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0892/46 | BARTCZAKOWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN 00 1043/672 | BARTECKA BARBARA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00945/1021 | BARTECZEK JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/1355 | BARTECZKO JERZY |
IPN BU 00612/2873 | BARTECZKO KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001198/6089 | BARTECZKO KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0901/1793 | BARTEL DOROTA |
IPN BU 00328/237 | BARTEL JAROSŁAW ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/946 | BARTEL JAROSŁAW ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00945/1170 | BARTEL MICHAŁ – CEZARY |
IPN BU 698/130 | BARTEL STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/1629 | BARTELA JERZY |
IPN BU 001198/2659 | BARTELA TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00744/189 | BARTELAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/3824 | BARTELAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN 00 1043/837 | BARTELSKI LESŁAW MARIAN |
IPN BU 01434/151 | BARTFELD ZACHAR |
IPN BU 00945/353 | BARTHEL ALFRED – MACIEJ |
IPN BU 00612/789 | BARTIK MARTA |
IPN BU 0957/564 | BARTKIEWICZ ADAM |
IPN BU 00277/523 | BARTKIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/2737 | BARTKIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0772/2193 | BARTKIEWICZ DANUTA JULIA |
IPN BU 0193/4761 | BARTKIEWICZ EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0912/252 | BARTKIEWICZ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0242/1280 | BARTKIEWICZ GRZEGORZ |
IPN BU 0855/1869 | BARTKIEWICZ HALINA |
IPN BU 0901/2367 | BARTKIEWICZ IZABELA |
IPN BU 0958/86 | BARTKIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 00283/266 | BARTKIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 00399/230 | BARTKIEWICZ JANINA |
IPN BU 001134/4425 | BARTKIEWICZ JANINA |
IPN BU 00751/293 | BARTKIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 001102/2294 | BARTKIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 698/131 | BARTKIEWICZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 636/1824 | BARTKIEWICZ MARIA |
IPN BU 698/350 | BARTKIEWICZ MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0958/85 | BARTKIEWICZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0901/103 | BARTKIEWICZ NIEMIRA ANNA |
IPN BU 093/29 | BARTKIEWICZ SABINA |
IPN BU 00612/2679 | BARTKIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/2242 | BARTKIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/5943 | BARTKIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 698/132 | BARTKIEWICZ WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0988/781 | BARTKIEWICZ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00168/276 | BARTKIEWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 002081/203 | BARTKIEWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/1782 | BARTKIEWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 002085/245 | BARTKIEWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/261 | BARTKIEWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0193/7731 | BARTKOW EUGENIUSZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 644/783 | BARTKOWIAK BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/8412 | BARTKOWIAK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 00283/1055 | BARTKOWIAK EDMUND |
IPN BU 00688/81 | BARTKOWIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0314/4 | BARTKOWIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 644/784 | BARTKOWIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0777/7 | BARTKOWIAK HENYK |
IPN BU 001121/497 | BARTKOWIAK JACEK |
IPN BU 0604/178 | BARTKOWIAK JAN |
IPN BU 636/1889 | BARTKOWIAK JAN |
IPN BU 0218/3489 | BARTKOWIAK MARIA |
IPN BU 644/785 | BARTKOWIAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 0218/1059 | BARTKOWIAK MARTA |
IPN BU 0772/2194 | BARTKOWIAK MARTA |
IPN BU 002086/1373 | BARTKOWIAK RYSZARD ANTONI |
IPN BU 0193/5379 | BARTKOWIAK STEFAN |
IPN BU 00744/1070 | BARTKOWIAK TOMASZ |
IPN BU 001134/1477 | BARTKOWIAK TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0591/12 | BARTKOWIAK WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 0902/27 | BARTKOWIAK WITOLD |
IPN BU 00328/102 | BARTKOWIAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001134/788 | BARTKOWIAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0854/1086 | BARTKOWIAK ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0604/1002 | BARTKOWICZ JANUSZ |
IPN BU 710/436 | BARTKOWICZ KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0806/690 | BARTKOWSKA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 00334/389 | BARTKOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 001134/3260 | BARTKOWSKA EWA |
IPN BU 0772/2195 | BARTKOWSKA FELIKSA |
IPN BU 01000/1813 | BARTKOWSKA HANNA |
IPN BU 0912/180 | BARTKOWSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 094/1 | BARTKOWSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0892/47 | BARTKOWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 0912/181 | BARTKOWSKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0957/27 | BARTKOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 01312/3 | BARTKOWSKI MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 00170/673 | BARTKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/2460 | BARTKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/1313 | BARTKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001089/213 | BARTKOWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 002086/1165 | BARTLET JAN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0193/1356 | BARTLEWICZ KAROL |
IPN BU 0912/189 | BARTLEWSKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 00612/699 | BARTLICKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0772/2196 | BARTŁOMIEJCZAK ALEKSANDRA |
IPN BU 00277/697 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/2899 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 698/133 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 01000/202 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK IGNACY |
IPN BU 0902/34 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN 00 1043/2100 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN 00 1043/3419 | BARTŁOMIEJCZYK TADEUSZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 698/134 | BARTŁOMOWICZ FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 001121/586 | BARTMAN EDWARD |
IPN BU 698/135 | BARTMAN GUSTAW |
IPN BU 0242/2874 | BARTMAN JADWIGA |
IPN BU 698/136 | BARTNIAK BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/678 | BARTNIAK JAN |
IPN BU 0218/2762 | BARTNIAK MAREK |
IPN BU 00744/247 | BARTNIAK MAREK |
IPN BU 001121/3882 | BARTNIAK MAREK |
IPN BU 01079/196 | BARTNIAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 0993/1581 | BARTNICKA MICHALINA |
IPN BU 0855/2565 | BARTNICKA (CZARNECKA) ZDZISŁAWA |
IPN BU 649/93 | BARTNICKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 01267/1 | BARTNICKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 683/1713 | BARTNICKA GERTRUDA |
IPN BU PF | 1021/101 BARTNICKA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0772/772 | BARTNICKA JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 0287/308 | BARTNICKA KAZIMIERA |
IPN BU 01133/491 | BARTNICKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0242/1377 | BARTNICKA LIDIA MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 0855/3317 | BARTNICKA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0287/104 | BARTNICKA WANDA |
IPN BU 00277/932 | BARTNICKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/3118 | BARTNICKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU PF | 1021/102 BARTNICKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 0951/450 | BARTNICKI EDWARD |
IPN BU 0902/33 | BARTNICKI EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 01133/678 | BARTNICKI FELIKS |
IPN BU 00690/3 | BARTNICKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 00690/3 | BARTNICKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 698/137 | BARTNICKI HENRYK |
IPN BU 0951/746 | BARTNICKI HIERONIM |
IPN BU 0988/918 | BARTNICKI JAN |
IPN BU 0193/231 | BARTNICKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 644/22 | BARTNICKI JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01133/492 | BARTNICKI JULIAN |
IPN BU 01133/493 | BARTNICKI KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 649/92 | BARTNICKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0287/35 | BARTNICKI KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 00751/89 | BARTNICKI MAREK |
IPN BU 001102/1584 | BARTNICKI MAREK |
IPN 00 1043/3032 | BARTNICKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 0604/676 | BARTNICKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0951/524 | BARTNICKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01250/70 | BARTNICKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/2587 | BARTNICKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 090/51 | BARTNICKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 776/133 | BARTNICKI WACŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/1301 | BARTNICKI WITOLD MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 02063/47 | BARTNICKI WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0902/28 | BARTNICKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00945/639 | BARTNICZAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 644/786 | BARTNICZUK EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 00744/720 | BARTNIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00448/425 | BARTNIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/53 | BARTNIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/5405 | BARTNIK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00234 | p.244 BARTNIK ANTONI |
IPN BU 01256/12 | BARTNIK BENEDYKT |
IPN BU 0218/1252 | BARTNIK BŁAŻEJ |
IPN BU 00334/574 | BARTNIK DOROTA HANNA |
IPN BU 001134/3464 | BARTNIK DOROTA HANNA |
IPN BU 0891/1866 | BARTNIK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0287/309 | BARTNIK HALINA |
IPN BU 0806/1694 | BARTNIK HENRYKA |
IPN BU 0951/862 | BARTNIK JANINA |
IPN BU 01311/1 | BARTNIK JERZY |
IPN BU 0772/2197 | BARTNIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001198/2838 | BARTNIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01000/267 | BARTNIK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 00744/1235 | BARTNIK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 001134/3497 | BARTNIK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0951/1249 | BARTNIK MAGDALENA |
IPN BU 0891/114 | BARTNIK PIOTR |
IPN BU 001198/1621 | BARTNIK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0993/1558 | BARTNIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 698/138 | BARTNIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 683/224 | BARTNIK STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 00688/84 | BARTNIK SZYMON |
IPN BU 0591/13 | BARTNIK SZYMON |
IPN BU 00230 | P 48 BARTNIK WERONIKA |
IPN BU 0193/232 | BARTNIK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0957/29 | BARTNIK WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00283/498 | BARTNIK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001134/4269 | BARTNIK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00200/1154 | BARTNIK ZDZISŁAW STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/749 | BARTNIK ZDZISŁAW STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001089/23 | BARTNIKOWSKA HALINA |
IPN BU 00334/32 | BARTNIKOWSKA TERESA |
IPN BU 001134/2666 | BARTNIKOWSKA TERESA |
IPN BU 0958/84 | BARTNIKOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 645/32 | BARTNIKOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 980/4 | BARTNIKOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/847 | BARTNIKOWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 001121/285 | BARTNIKOWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 0958/83 | BARTNIKOWSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/1197 | BARTNIR RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00612/2880 | BARTOCHA JANUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/6096 | BARTOCHA JANUSZ |
IPN BU 00612/4461 | BARTOCHA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001198/7146 | BARTOCHA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0193/1357 | BARTOCHA RUDOLF |
IPN BU 0912/176 | BARTOCHOWSKA STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0193/1358 | BARTOCHOWSKI BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 0591/14 | BARTODZIEJ JERZY |
IPN BU 0218/1991 | BARTOIAK JAN |
IPN BU 00456/11 | BARTOL PAWEŁ |
IPN BU 00257/126 | BARTOLD AGNIESZKA |
IPN BU 00257/126 | BARTOLD AGNIESZKA |
IPN BU 001102/1193 | BARTOLD AGNIESZKA |
IPN BU 00448/349 | BARTOLD ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/5329 | BARTOLD ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0854/801 | BARTOLD FILOMEN |
IPN BU 01256/13 | BARTOLD LUCYNA |
IPN BU 0604/830 | BARTOLD SZCZEPAN |
IPN BU 0911/631 | BARTOLD WACŁAW |
IPN BU 685/243 | Bartołd Czesława |
IPN BU 0958/650 | BARTOŁD STEFAN |
IPN BU 001164/258 | Bartołd-Rogulska Teresa Helena |
IPN BU 01013/299 | BARTOŁOWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 01000/1172 | BARTOŃ STEFAN |
IPN BU 00283/1646 | BARTOR TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/2587 | BARTORSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001102/681 | BARTOS JAN FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0194/1426 | BARTOS JÓZEF |
IPN BU 548/47 | BARTOS JÓZEF |
IPN BU 644/787 | BARTOS JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0193/497 | BARTOS MAGDALENA |
IPN BU 00249/1543 | BARTOS MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 001121/2144 | BARTOS MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 00415/253 | BARTOS MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0912/53 | BARTOS STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 748/174 | BARTOS STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 644/788 | BARTOS STEFAN |
IPN BU 0193/4811 | BARTOSEK GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 0218/1715 | BARTOSEK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0218/2319 | BARTOSIAK BARBARA |
IPN BU 698/140 | BARTOSIAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00751/209 | BARTOSIAK ADAM |
IPN BU 001102/1819 | BARTOSIAK ADAM |
IPN BU 645/1447 | BARTOSIAK ALINA |
IPN BU 0951/1842 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 002081/5 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00334/241 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 002085/13 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN 00 1043/719 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ MARIAN |
IPN BU 001134/3034 | Bartosiak Andrzej Marian |
IPN BU 00170/585 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ WOJCIECH |
IPN 00 1043/262 | BARTOSIAK ANDRZEJ WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 01133/14 | BARTOSIAK BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 00966/744 | BARTOSIAK EWA |
IPN BU 0901/2298 | BARTOSIAK GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 0891/175 | BARTOSIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0911/59 | BARTOSIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 698/139 | BARTOSIAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 645/126 | BARTOSIAK JANINA |
IPN BU 748/534 | BARTOSIAK JANINA |
IPN BU 01079/22 | BARTOSIAK JULIA |
IPN BU 52/64 | BARTOSIAK KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 01133/494 | BARTOSIAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 01000/1171 | BARTOSIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/2753 | BARTOSIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0864/10 | BARTOSIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00283/377 | BARTOSIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00744/1323 | BARTOSIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00750/63 | BARTOSIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/913 | BARTOSIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 710/336 | BARTOSIAK WIESŁAWA |
IPN BU 0242/373 | BARTOSIAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN 00 1052/1752 | BARTOSIAK ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 698/141 | BARTOSIAK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0193/1359 | BARTOSIEWICZ (KACZOROWSKA) HALINA |
IPN BU 00744/27 | BARTOSIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 002081/186 | BARTOSIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 002085/209 | BARTOSIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001121/3661 | BARTOSIEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0958/1 | BARTOSIEWICZ BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 644/790 | BARTOSIEWICZ EDWARD |
IPN BU 0854/843 | BARTOSIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 685/244 | Bartosiewicz Irena |
IPN BU 0901/587 | BARTOSIEWICZ JADWIGA |
IPN BU 698/142 | BARTOSIEWICZ JAN |
IPN BU 0772/2198 | BARTOSIEWICZ JANINA |
IPN BU PF | 125/155 BARTOSIEWICZ JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0833/88 | BARTOSIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 01000/1752 | BARTOSIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 00744/166 | BARTOSIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 00328/575 | BARTOSIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/3800 | BARTOSIEWICZ JERZY |
IPN BU 01000/1814 | BARTOSIEWICZ KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 01000/1065 | BARTOSIEWICZ LESZEK |
IPN BU 0218/2908 | BARTOSIEWICZ MAREK |
IPN BU 980/187 | BARTOSIEWICZ MARIA |
IPN BU 01133/495 | BARTOSIEWICZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 980/184 | BARTOSIEWICZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU PF | 2/48 BARTOSIEWICZ RYSZARD |
IPN BU 00328/1432 | BARTOSIEWICZ SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 001134/2374 | BARTOSIEWICZ SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 0901/452 | BARTOSIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/862 | BARTOSIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/1307 | BARTOSIEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/2506 | BARTOSIEWICZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/233 | BARTOSIEWICZ WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 52/103 | BARTOSIEWICZ WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 01133/496 | BARTOSIEWICZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0806/2606 | BARTOSIEWICZ ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0604/1268 | BARTOSIK (WACŁAWIK) WANDA |
IPN BU 0193/6400 | BARTOSIK JAN |
IPN BU 0194/3556 | BARTOSIK JAN |
IPN BU 644/789 | BARTOSIK JAN |
IPN BU 0912/1488 | BARTOSIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01737/112 | BARTOSIK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001134/3640 | BARTOSIK JÓZEF |
IPN 00 1043/1470 | BARTOSIK KAROL |
IPN BU 002086/1939 | BARTOSIK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN 00 1043/1510 | BARTOSIK MAGDALENA |
IPN BU 0951/1348 | BARTOSIK MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 01000/1873 | BARTOSIK MARIA |
IPN BU 01753/77 | BARTOSIK MARIAN |
IPN BU 00611/1704 | BARTOSIK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3057 | BARTOSIK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/3472 | BARTOSIK MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/6474 | BARTOSIK MIROSŁAW |
IPN BU 00744/63 | BARTOSIK ROBERT |
IPN BU 001121/3697 | BARTOSIK ROBERT |
IPN BU 0967/131 | BARTOSIK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0242/2397 | BARTOSIK SŁAWOMIR |
IPN BU 0194/3373 | BARTOSIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/773 | BARTOSIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0833/89 | BARTOSIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00945/1626 | BARTOSIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3905 | BARTOSIK STANISŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/3984 | BARTOSIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/6087 | BARTOSIK SZCZEPAN |
IPN BU 52/74 | BARTOSIK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/3168 | BARTOSIK TOMASZ |
IPN BU 0193/5033 | BARTOSIK WACŁAW |
IPN BU 698/143 | BARTOSIK WALENTY |
IPN BU 0772/2199 | BARTOSIK WIKTORIA |
IPN BU 698/144 | BARTOSIK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0967/4 | BARTOSIK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0967/4 | BARTOSIK ZOFIA |
IPN BU 01137/83 | BARTOSIK ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 698/145 | BARTOSIK ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0243/374 | BARTOSIŃSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0290/21 | BARTOSIŃSKA MARIA |
IPN BU 0242/627 | BARTOSIŃSKA WIESŁAWA |
IPN BU 01133/498 | BARTOSIŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/3316 | BARTOSIŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001198/6377 | BARTOSIŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 01133/497 | BARTOSIŃSKI MARCELI |
IPN BU 698/146 | BARTOSIŃSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01133/499 | BARTOSIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0591/15 | BARTOSIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0290/22 | BARTOSZ BEATA |
IPN BU 00612/1811 | BARTOSZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 00415/345 | BARTOSZ LUCYNA |
IPN BU 360/144 | BARTOSZ MARIA |
IPN BU 0833/90 | BARTOSZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/1866 | BARTOSZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001198/3359 | BARTOSZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/2200 | BARTOSZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 169 BARTOSZ WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/4816 | BARTOSZ ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 698/163 | BARTOSZ-BECHOWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/23 | BARTOSZCZYK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0193/236 | BARTOSZCZYK WIKTOR |
IPN BU 0193/1360 | BARTOSZEK ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 00283/1645 | BARTOSZEK BOGDAN |
IPN BU 0193/6625 | BARTOSZEK DANUTA |
IPN BU 698/351 | BARTOSZEK HENRYK |
IPN BU 685/6 | BARTOSZEK IRENA |
IPN BU 698/147 | BARTOSZEK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 698/352 | BARTOSZEK KAROLINA |
IPN BU 0866/1381 | BARTOSZEK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001134/2943 | Bartoszek Tadeusz |
IPN BU 0957/518 | BARTOSZEWICZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0967/196 | BARTOSZEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00612/794 | BARTOSZEWICZ ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0901/2209 | BARTOSZEWICZ ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 0193/6944 | BARTOSZEWICZ FELIKS |
IPN BU 00945/830 | BARTOSZEWICZ JANUSZ |
IPN BU 01434/125 | BARTOSZEWICZ JANUSZ |
IPN BU 093/33 | BARTOSZEWICZ S |
IPN BU 698/353 | BARTOSZEWICZ ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0193/1361 | BARTOSZEWSKA (GRZĄDKA) HENRYKA |
IPN BU 0242/354 | BARTOSZEWSKA (ROGALA) MAŁGORZATA |
IPN BU 0993/1560 | BARTOSZEWSKA (SZCZEGLENKO) WANDA |
IPN BU 698/148 | BARTOSZEWSKA BARBARA |
IPN BU 0242/1984 | BARTOSZEWSKA ELŻBIETA WACŁAWA |
IPN 00 1043/439 | BARTOSZEWSKA JUTTA HILDEGUNDA ELŻBIETA |
IPN BU 0942/292 | BARTOSZEWSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0772/774 | BARTOSZEWSKA MARIA (TOM REGINA) |
IPN 00 1043/6 | BARTOSZEWSKA-MARCZEWSKA ANNA MARIA TERESA |
IPN BU 001164/337 | Bartoszewski Andrzej |
IPN BU 0912/177 | BARTOSZEWSKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1364 | BARTOSZEWSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/1513 | BARTOSZEWSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 00945/364 | BARTOSZEWSKI RAJMUND |
IPN BU 00744/667 | BARTOSZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/4509 | BARTOSZEWSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN 00 1043/2532 | BARTOSZEWSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 0604/391 | BARTOSZEWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/1870 | BARTOSZEWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0604/73 | BARTOSZEWSKI TEOFIL |
IPN BU 0892/48 | BARTOSZEWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN 00 1043/3900 | BARTOSZEWSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0957/432 | BARTOSZEWSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00744/246 | BARTOSZKIEWICZ IGOR |
IPN BU 001121/3881 | BARTOSZKIEWICZ IGOR |
IPN BU 0806/2630 | BARTOSZUK EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0806/2138 | BARTOSZUK IRENA |
IPN BU 0951/1811 | BARTOSZUK ZOFIA |
IPN 00 1043/3102 | BARTOSZUK ZOFIA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0855/2836 | BARTOSZYŃSKI ANTONI |
IPN BU 0290/58 | BARTOŚ BARBARA |
IPN BU 0866/28 | BARTOŚ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/1932 | BARTOZI RUFIN |
IPN BU 0942/190 | BARTUNEK EMIL |
IPN BU 0968/172 | BARTUNEK HANNA |
IPN BU 776/134 | BARTUSIAK ROMUALDA |
IPN BU 01000/1874 | BARTUSIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00328/795 | BARTUSZEK EUZEBIUSZ |
IPN BU 001134/1640 | BARTUSZEK EUZEBIUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/8720 | BARTUSZEK HENRYK |
IPN BU 00257/294 | BARTUSZEK IWONA MAGDALENA |
IPN BU 001102/1361 | BARTUSZEK IWONA MAGDALENA |
IPN BU 698/149 | BARTUSZEK JANINA |
IPN BU 00945/469 | BARTUSZEK WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 002082/465 | BARTUSZEK-WÓJCIK GRAŻYNA LIDIA |
IPN BU 002086/1316 | BARTUSZEK-WÓJCIK GRAŻYNA LIDIA |
IPN BU 710/109 | BARTUŚ PIOTR |
IPN BU 0855/2890 | BARTUŚ ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 1161/157 | BARTUZI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0772/775 | BARTUZI ZOFIA |
IPN BU 001102/2133 | BARTYS JAN |
IPN BU 0772/776 | BARTYŚ STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 698/150 | BARTYZEL MARIA |
IPN BU 698/151 | BARTYZEL TADEUSZ |
IPN 00 1052/1863 | BARTZ CZESŁAW |
IPN 00 1052/1167 | BARTZ JAN KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0872/109 | BARTZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01175/1135 | BARTZ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 01000/1869 | BARUCIAK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00283/2318 | BARUL HENRYK |
IPN BU 001134/3627 | BARWICKI JAN |
IPN BU 00170/511 | BARWICKI MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 684/2 | BARWICKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 001198/3655 | BARWICKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0901/1428 | BARWIŃSKI RYSZARD JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0866/29 | BARWIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00200/1338 | BARWIŃSKI TOMASZ |
IPN BU 001102/939 | BARWIŃSKI TOMASZ |
IPN BU 00249/780 | BARWIOŁEK JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/1422 | BARWIOŁEK JERZY |
IPN BU 00945/565 | BARYCKA – BULWA BARBARA |
IPN BU 0243/447 | BARYCKA (GODLEWSKA) WALENTYNA |
IPN BU 00612/4231 | BARYCKI ADAM |
IPN BU 0193/2824 | BARYCKI ALBIN |
IPN BU 00945/1284 | BARYCKI ALBIN |
IPN BU 001198/1945 | BARYCKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 00244/174 | BARYCKI BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/2802 | BARYCKI MARIUSZ |
IPN BU 00399/558 | BARYGA WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 001134/4899 | BARYGA WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 00234 | p.272 BARYGA ZOFIA |
IPN BU 00244/170 | BARYLAK HENRYK |
IPN BU 0951/1160 | BARYLEWSKA IRENA (SIEKLUCKA) |
IPN BU 00612/2041 | BARYLSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001198/5052 | BARYLSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 00612/907 | BARYŁA BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0967/5 | BARYŁA EDWARD |
IPN BU 0967/5 | BARYŁA EDWARD |
IPN BU 01000/1865 | BARYŁA EDWARD |
IPN BU 00244/58 | BARYŁA FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 0772/777 | BARYŁA HALINA |
IPN BU 636/1802 | BARYŁA JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01312/4 | BARYŁA KAZIMIERZ |
IPN 00 1043/2929 | BARYŁA STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/3227 | BARYŁA WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/1474 | BARYŁO BRYGIDA |
IPN BU 00945/1356 | BARYS ZBIGNIEW – JAN |
IPN BU 01434/281 | BARYS ZBIGNIEW JAN |
IPN BU 0218/2803 | BARYSZ TEODOR |
IPN BU 0193/8861 | BARYŚ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0772/2201 | BARYZA JANINA |
IPN BU 01000/1027 | BARZAŁ IRENEUSZ |
IPN BU 0958/82 | BARZAŁ TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 002082/404 | BARZDO TADEUSZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 002086/1099 | BARZDO TADEUSZ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 776/135 | BARZEC HENRYKA |
IPN BU 01250/20 | BARZENC WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00744/77 | BARZYC WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 001121/3712 | BARZYC WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 644/24 | BARZYK JAN |
IPN BU PF | 837/13 BASA HELENA |
IPN BU 00612/4752 | BASA HENRYK |
IPN BU 0855/2944 | BASA JULIAN |
IPN BU 01133/78 | BASAJ ADAM |
IPN BU 01133/500 | BASAJ JADWIGA |
IPN BU 0193/7921 | BASAK ALICJA |
IPN BU 00612/4838 | BASAK FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 002152/19 | BASAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/7997 | BASAŁEK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 644/791 | BASAŁYK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/778 | BASARABCZUK PIOTR |
IPN BU 0194/178 | BASECKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0242/2076 | BASEK BARBARA |
IPN BU 001075/119 | BASEK JERZY |
IPN BU 02042/1 | BASEK WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 02042/793 | BASIAK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 01133/501 | BASIAK JAN |
IPN BU 00230 | P. 52 BASIAK JERZY |
IPN BU 002082/670 | BASIAK MAREK ADAM |
IPN BU 002086/2010 | BASIAK MAREK ADAM |
IPN BU 644/792 | BASIAK MARIAN |
IPN BU 00277/338 | BASIAK MARIANNA |
IPN BU 001121/2560 | BASIAK MARIANNA |
IPN BU 01079/204 | BASIAK RYSZARD |
IPN BU 0833/65 | BASIAK STEFAN |
IPN BU 01133/502 | BASIAK TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0591/16 | BASIAKOWSKI PIOTR |
IPN BU 00768/419 | BASIAKOWSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 0193/240 | BASIAKOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 980/188 | BASIEWICZ ALICJA |
IPN BU 01000/1369 | BASIEWICZ CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0988/8 | BASIEWICZ HENRYK |
IPN BU 01133/503 | BASIEWICZ LEON |
IPN BU 0891/172 | BASIEWICZ MAREK |
IPN BU 00277/198 | BASIK JERZY |
IPN BU 001121/2426 | BASIK JERZY LESZEK |
IPN BU 0951/523 | BASILIDES CZAYKOWSKA IRMINA |
IPN BU 0591/17 | BASIŃSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001198/1728 | BASIŃSKI BRONISŁAW |
IPN BU 00328/528 | BASIŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 001134/1313 | BASIŃSKI JERZY |
IPN BU 0901/2442 | BASIŃSKI LESZEK |
IPN BU 0988/9 | BASIŃSKI LUCJAN |
IPN 00 1052/1666 | BASIŃSKI STEFAN |
IPN BU 0218/1471 | BASIŃSKI WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 001198/3966 | BASIŃSKI WALDEMAR |
IPN BU 01250/21 | BASIŃSKI WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/2029 | BASIŃSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 001198/5044 | BASIŃSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 698/152 | BASIŃSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 0901/863 | BASIOR WIESŁAWA |
IPN BU 00612/4207 | BASIÓW JAN |
IPN BU 001198/6955 | BASIÓW JAN |
IPN BU 001102/1990 | BASISTA KUFIETA ŁUCJA |
IPN BU 0193/2825 | BASIUK MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0942/144 | BASIUKIEWICZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0218/622 | BASIUKIEWICZ MICZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0855/3017 | BASIUKIEWICZ MIROSŁAWA |
IPN BU 698/389 | BASKA WINCENTY |
IPN BU 00249/168 | BASŁYK JAN |
IPN BU 001121/767 | BASŁYK JAN |
IPN BU 644/25 | BASOW ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0901/869 | BASSEJ RECTE KOWALSKA BŁAŻEJ BARBARA |
IPN BU 00945/1530 | BAST GINTER – GüNTHER |
IPN BU 00168/36 | BAST GUNTER |
IPN BU 0218/2963 | BASTA MIROSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0772/2203 | BASTA WIKTORIA |
IPN BU 0912/178 | BASTECKI JAN |
IPN BU 0958/78 | BASTEK JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0242/645 | BASTEK TOMASZ |
IPN BU 644/793 | BASTER STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00751/212 | BASTKOWSKI ADAM |
IPN BU 001102/1822 | BASTKOWSKI ADAM |
IPN BU 01133/504 | BASTKOWSKI ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 00611/1051 | BASTRZYK FELIKS |
IPN BU 0305/378 | BASZA ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 683/226 | BASZAK JAN |
IPN BU 0772/2205 | BASZAK JERZY |
IPN BU 683/228 | BASZAK JÓZEF JÓZEFA |
IPN BU 698/1850 | BASZAK KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00744/1149 | BASZCZEWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 001134/2248 | BASZCZEWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0604/1639 | BASZCZYK ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0242/762 | BASZCZYK IWONA |
IPN BU 0958/81 | BASZCZYŃSKI LEON |
IPN BU 0194/3471 | BASZKIEWICZ JOLANTA |
IPN BU 0194/3392 | BASZKIEWICZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0193/4336 | BASZKIEWICZ KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 698/153 | BASZYŃSKA HENRYKA |
IPN BU 01000/1013 | BASZYŃSKA WANDA |
IPN BU 0988/527 | BASZYŃSKI LEON |
IPN BU 0194/3177 | BASZYŃSKI ROMAN |
IPN BU 0194/3386 | BASZYŃSKI URBAN |
IPN BU 0243/44 | BASZYŃSKI WŁODZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00945/434 | BAŚCIK JANUSZ – JÓZEF |
IPN BU 01137/84 | BAŚCIK STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0866/30 | BAŚKIEWICZ JADWIGA |
IPN BU 693/497 | BAŚKIEWICZ MIECZYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/2038 | BATA OLGA |
IPN BU 01000/1866 | BATAROWICZ MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 1161/78 | BATIUK LESZEK |
IPN BU 0772/684 | BATKO ANNA |
IPN BU 00945/2056 | BATKO ZYGMUNT – WAWRZYNIEC |
IPN BU 0902/29 | BATKOWSKA EUGENIA |
IPN BU 0194/3621 | BATKOWSKA RENATA |
IPN BU 0806/1543 | BATKOWSKA TERESA |
IPN BU 001198/3178 | BATKOWSKI JAN |
IPN BU 001040/99 | BATKOWSKI RYSZARD |
IPN BU 001121/3598 | BATLEJ JÓZEF JAN |
IPN BU 0957/30 | BATOGOWSKA KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0958/80 | BATOGOWSKI MARIAN |
IPN BU 645/123 | BATOGOWSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 0958/79 | BATOGOWSKI WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0957/31 | BATOGOWSKI ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 0242/1346 | BATOR ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0951/1486 | BATOR ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00275/474 | BATOR ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 001134/368 | BATOR ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00611/1969 | BATOR EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 001198/3527 | BATOR EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 698/354 | BATOR GENOWEFA |
IPN BU 0872/99 | BATOR JAN |
IPN BU 0193/241 | BATOR JAN |
IPN BU 0242/795 | BATOR JAN |
IPN BU 0193/1365 | BATOR JERZY |
IPN 00 1052/338 | BATOR KATARZYNA |
IPN BU 001198/144 | BATOR KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00612/279 | BATOR KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 001198/4201 | BATOR KRYSTYNA |
IPN BU 0942/212 | BATOR MARIA |
IPN BU 0194/3059 | BATOR MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0901/2297 | BATOR STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 00234 | p.244 BATOR STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 645/38 | BATOR STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0194/458 | BATOR WACŁAW |
IPN BU 00612/630 | BATOR WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 001198/4350 | BATOR WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 0604/1667 | BATOR ZBIGNIEW |
IPN BU 01278/2 | BATOROWICZ GUSTAW |
IPN BU 00448/695 | BATOROWICZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 001134/5672 | BATOROWICZ JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0892/75 | BATOROWICZ WACŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/1846 | BATOROWSKA ALICJA |
IPN 00 1052/868 | BATOROWSKA ELŻBIETA GRAŻYNA |
IPN BU 0855/3442 | BATOROWSKA KATARZYNA |
IPN BU 0806/2209 | BATOROWSKI WITOLD |
IPN BU 01312/5 | BATORSKI ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 01256/14 | BATORSKI JANUSZ |
IPN 00 1043/1138 | BATORSKI WIESŁAW KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 0833/43 | BATORY JÓZEF |
IPN 00 1052/1694 | BATORY ZOFIA |
IPN BU 698/154 | BATÓG ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 00612/2951 | BATÓG CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/3210 | BATÓG DANUTA |
IPN BU 01000/1867 | BATÓG JAN |
IPN BU 0194/1682 | BATÓG MARIAN |
IPN BU 001198/1777 | BATÓG STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 644/794 | BATÓG TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00244/55 | BATRANIEC STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/148 | BATURA MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0193/242 | BATURIN ALEKSANDER |
IPN BU 0772/779 | BATYCKA ALFREDA |
IPN BU 00945/728 | BATYCKI – GRUNBERG LEON |
IPN BU 0772/2204 | BATZDORF MARIA |
IPN BU 0193/7421 | BAUCH BRONISŁAW (BER) |
IPN BU 0772/50 | BAUER (GUZIAKOWSKA) WANDA |
IPN BU 00612/1795 | BAUER KAROL |
IPN BU 001198/4889 | BAUER KAROL |
IPN BU 0772/53 | BAUER LECH SZCZEPAN |
IPN BU 002086/512 | BAUER LUCYNA |
IPN BU 001102/2045 | BAUER LUCYNA |
IPN BU 0942/150 | BAUER MARIAN |
IPN BU PF | 252/50 BAUER MONIKA |
IPN BU 0193/7155 | BAUER REGINA |
IPN BU 644/797 | BAUER ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 001134/5475 | BAUERMANN ANDRZEJ |
IPN BU 0866/31 | BAUM HENRYK |
IPN BU 00200/977 | BAUM JAN |
IPN BU 001102/544 | BAUM JAN |
IPN BU 644/795 | BAUM ZDZISŁAW |
IPN BU 0993/1639 | BAUM ZŁATA |
IPN BU 0193/9014 | BAUMAC MIECZYSŁAW (MOJŻESZ) |
IPN BU 0833/46 | BAUMAN CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0912/1554 | BAUMAN HALINA |
IPN BU 0772/2207 | BAUMAN IZAAK |
IPN BU 644/796 | BAUMAN KORNEL |
IPN BU 0772/2206 | BAUMAN LUDWIKA |
IPN 00 1043/2631 | BAUMAN PROHASKA ERIKA |
IPN BU 645/69 | BAUMAN TEOFIL |
IPN BU 0833/719 | BAUMAN ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0193/8207 | BAUMAN ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00191/277 | BAUMAN-PROHASKA ERIKA |
IPN BU 00945/110 | BAUMGART JÓZEF |
IPN BU 0772/780 | BAUMGARTEN SZLAMA |
IPN BU 0193/8775 | BAUR RYSZARD |
IPN BU 01000/203 | BAUTA KASPER |
IPN BU 01250/71 | BAUTZ WŁADYSŁAWA |
IPN BU 0911/73 | BAWARSKI JAN |
IPN BU 0912/179 | BAWARSKI STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/1367 | BAWECKA (NICKA) ZOFIA |
IPN BU 0772/2208 | BAWECKA HELENA |
IPN BU 0194/3099 | BAWECKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0218/2804 | BAWEJ STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 0988/10 | BAWIŃSKI ŁUKASZ |
IPN BU 0988/1449 | BAWOLIK HIPOLIT |
IPN BU 01013/289 | BAWOLIK JANINA |
IPN BU 01000/1868 | BAWOLIK WANDA |
IPN BU 0193/7088 | BAWOR STANISŁAW JAN |
IPN BU PF | 251/127 BAY MICHAŁ |
IPN BU 0218/3097 | BAYER JAN HIPOLIT |
IPN BU 002086/547 | BAYER-ZAWADZKA-ZIMNA-JUSZKIEWICZ WANDA MICHALINA |
IPN BU 00328/1244 | BAYSTAK ROBERT |
IPN 00 1043/2215 | BAZ CHIDIAC NENCKA DANUTA MARIA |
IPN BU 0772/781 | BAZACZEK EWA |
IPN BU 683/1716 | BAZALIŃSKI TADEUSZ |
IPN BU 00234 | p.102 BAZAN EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0305/101 | BAZAN EUGENIUSZ |
IPN BU 0591/18 | BAZAN JAN |
IPN BU 00688/85 | BAZAN KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0591/19 | BAZAN KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0806/1866 | BAZAN PIOTR |
IPN BU 0194/1207 | BAZAN ROBERT |
IPN BU 644/798 | BAZAN STANISŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/2054 | BAZAN WŁADYSŁAW |
IPN BU 0194/694 | BAZANIAK KRZYSZTOF |
IPN BU 0993/1630 | BAZAŃSKA (PIĘTKA) STANISŁAWA |
IPN BU 0604/673 | BAZAŃSKA ALEKSANDRA |
IPN BU 0855/3325 | BAZAŃSKI BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 01137/85 | BAZAŃSKI FRANCISZEK |
IPN BU 00612/3513 | BAZAŃSKI ZYGMUNT |
IPN BU 00234 | p.241 BAZARNICKI JANUSZ |
IPN BU 0193/9015 | BAZARNIK ADOLF |
IPN BU 0864/11 | BAZAROW IZYDOR |
IPN BU 0833/718 | BAZEL KSAWERY |
IPN BU 0604/42 | BAZEL MARIAN |
IPN BU 0772/5178 | BAZELA ANTONI |
IPN BU 00966/1267 | BAZELCZUK WITOLD WALENTY |
IPN BU 0194/2516 | BAZELSKI CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0242/2537 | BAZEWICZ EWA |
IPN BU 0193/1368 | BAZGIER JERZY |
IPN BU 001198/5261 | BAZGIER WIESŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/8718 | BAZIUK BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 01000/1759 | BAZYCH KAZIMIERZ |
IPN BU 00191/393 | BAZYDŁO BOGDAN |
IPN 00 1043/3153 | BAZYDŁO BOGDAN |
IPN BU 001121/780 | BAZYDŁO BOGDAN |
IPN BU 0194/2256 | BAZYDŁO JAN WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 00191/571 | BAZYDŁO JAN WOJCIECH |
IPN 00 1043/3772 | BAZYDŁO JAN WOJCIECH |
IPN BU 01000/1811 | BAZYL BOLESŁAW |
IPN BU 0193/6928 | BAZYL CZESŁAW |
IPN BU 0772/33 | BAZYL KSIĘŻYK MARIA |
IPN BU 0290/69 | BAZYL TERESA |
IPN BU 02042/37 | BAZYLAK HALINA |
IPN BU 01270/3 | BAZYLAK MIROSŁAW |
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Putin, FSB, KGB, STASI, Die Linke, GoMoPa – Did NATO Win the Cold War?
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Documentary supplement to the article “Did NATO Win the Cold War? Looking over the Wall,” by Vojtech Mastny, Foreign Affairs 78, no. 3 (May-June 1999): 176-89
National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book No. 14
For more information contact:
202/994-7000 or nsarchiv@gwu.edu
Washington, D.C.,– This documentary supplement to the article, “Did NATO Win the Cold War? Looking over the Wall,” has been prepared on the occasion of the Washington summit marking the 50th anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It is intended to provide the reader with the most important sources referred to in the text of the article that are relevant to the view of NATO “from the other side.”
Some of the sources have been obtained as a result of the project on the “Parallel History of the Cold War Alliances,” conducted by the National Security Archive in cooperation with the Center for Security Studies and Conflict Research of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. More information about the project can be found on the websites of the two institutions.
Other sources were made available through the National Security Archive’s partner organization, the Cold War International History Project of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, and have been published in its Bulletin. More information about the Project can be found on its website.
The documents refer to the text of the article according to the numbers that appear on its margins. They are published in full or in part, as indicated, and are preceded by brief introductions explaining their origins. In some cases, reproductions of the original documents are included as samples.
Catherine Nielsen and John Martinez, both of the National Security Archive, assisted in the preparation of the texts for online publication.
Vojtech Mastny
THE DOCUMENTS
George F. Kennan, the architect of America’s policy of containment and a frequent critic of its execution, was U.S. ambassador to Moscow in one of the darkest years of the Cold War, 1952. On September 8, 1952, shortly before he was expelled from the Soviet Union as a persona non grata, he sent a dispatch to Washington in which he tried to assess NATO from the Soviet point of view. In retrospect, he regarded this assessment so important that he included it as the only appendix to his volume of memoirs published in 1971. While some of Kennan’s conclusions may not have withstood the test of time, his warning against being “fascinated and enmeshed by the relentless and deceptive logic of the military equation” remained topical throughout the Cold War.
[George F. Kennan, Memoirs: 1950-1963 (Boston: Little, Brown, 1971, pp. 327-51]
Document 2.
A confidential information bulletin provided by Soviet intelligence to top eastern European party leaders has been preserved in the files of the Czechoslovak communist party central committee in Prague. As shown on the sample, the reports sometimes quoted verbatim statements made by high Western officials at top secret meetings.
The bulletin included the following passage referring to the alleged American disclosure at a secret NATO meeting in December 1950:
“In connection with their failures in Korea the Americans apparently intend to provoke in the summer of 1951 a military conflict in eastern Europe with the goal of seizing the eastern zone of Austria. To realize this goal, the Americans intend to utilize Yugoslavia.”
[“O deiatelnosti organov Severo-atlanticheskogo Soiuza v sviazi s sozdaniem atlanticheskoi armii i remilitarizatsiei zapadnoi Germanii,” February 1951, 92/1093, 100/24, Central State Archives, Prague; translated by Svetlana Savranskaya, National Security Archive]
Document 3.
Karel Kaplan, an official researcher who had enjoyed unlimited access to the Czechoslovak communist party archives prior to his defection to the West, learned about a meeting with Stalin on January 9-12, 1951, from one of its participants, the country’s minister of defense Alexej Cepicka. In 1978, Kaplan created a stir by publishing his findings, suggesting that Stalin had told his eastern European followers to prepare for an offensive war against Western Europe:
“After a report by representatives of the bloc about the condition of their respective armies, Stalin took the floor to elaborate on the idea of the military occupation of the whole of Wurope, insisting on the necessity of preparing it very well.
Since the Korean War had demonstrated the military weakness of the United States, despite its use of highly advanced technology, it seemed appropriate to Stalin to take advantage of this in Europe. He developed arguments in support of the following thesis: `No European army is in a position to seriously oppose the Soviet army and it can even be anticipated that there will be no resistance at all. The current military power of the United States is not very great. For the time being, the Soviet camp therefore enjoys a distinct superiority. But this is merely temporary, for some three or four years. Afterward, the United States will have at its disposal means for transporting reinforcements to Europe and will also be able to take advantage of its atomic superiority. Consequently, it will be necessary to make use of this brief interval to systematically prepare our armies by mobilizing all our economic, political, and human resources. During the forthcoming three or four years, all of our domestic and international policies will be subordinated to this goal. Only the total mobilization of our resources will allow us to grasp this unique opportunity to extend socialism throughout the whole of Europe.'”
[Karel Kaplan, Dans les Archives du comité central: Trente ans de secrets du bloc soviétique, Paris: Michel, 1978, pp. 165-66; translated by Vojtech Mastny]
Another record of the Moscow meeting, written shortly afterward by its Romanian participant, Minister of the Armed Forces Emil Bodnaras, has been preserved in Bucharest and was published there in 1995. According to this document, Stalin urged a buildup of the eastern European armies to deter an American attack rather than to prepare them for an attack on western Europe. But his insistence on exploiting what he regarded as current American weakness to achieve combat readiness within three years could be interpreted as a call for offensive action at the right time. The three-year framework he mentioned corresponded to the period of “maximum danger” that also underlay NATO’s contemporary plans for the development of its armed forces –another indication that those secret plans were no secret to Stalin.
This description of presumed Soviet military capabilities is from one of the annual estimates compiled by NATO from 1950 onward and is preserved in its archives in Brussels.
The excerpt from the record of the 99th meeting of NATO’s Military Representatives Committee shows some of the doubts that spread by 1955 about the accuracy of the alliance’s estimates of Soviet capabilities:
The conclusive answer to the question of who started the Korean War and why could finally be given in 1995, following the release of the Soviet documents proving Kim Il Sung’s initiative and Stalin’s indispensable support. Some of the relevant documents were given by Russian President Boris N. Yeltsin to South Korean President Kim Young-Sam during his state visit to Moscow, others were subsequently made available from Russian archives. They were translated into English and published with commentaries for the first time by American historian Kathryn Weathersby in the Cold War International History Project Bulletin, nos. 5 and 6-7.
President Eisenhower was worried that because of their failures in Eastern Europe the Soviets might take “any wild adventure.” At the meeting of the National Security Council on 31 October 1956, he expressed his concern that “Soviet suspicions of U.S. policy and present circumstances which involve Soviet troop movements and alerts probably increase the likelihood of a series of actions and counter-actions leading inadvertently to war.” This statement is included in the document entitled “U.S. Policy toward Developments in Poland and Hungary,” NSC-5616, a “sanitized” version with deletions was published in Foreign Relations of the United States, 1955-57, vol. 25, pp. 463-69; its full version is available at the National Security Archive, RN 66037.
Contrary to the President’s fears, the Soviet leaders concluded on the same day that “there will be no large-scale war.” Informal notes of the Soviet party presidium deliberations, during which they reversed themselves several times before deciding to intervene by force, were kept by Vladimir Malin, head of the general department of the party central committee. They have been preserved in the Storage Center for Contemporary Documentation in Moscow and published in the Cold War International History Project Bulletin, nos. 8-9 (1996/97), pp. 388-410, by Mark Kramer. The most important of the notes follow.
The key documents on Soviet decision-making during the 1968 Czechoslovak crisis were published by the National Security Archive in the book, The Prague Spring 1968 (Budapest: Central European University Press, 1998)
Document 9.
In 1994, minutes of the Soviet party presidium meetings showing its reluctance to intervene militarily in the Polish crisis were published in Moscow (“Dokumenty `Komissii Suslova’: Sobytiia v Polshe v 1981 g.” [Documents of the “Suslov Commission”: The Events in Poland in 1981], Novaia i Noveishaia Istoriia, 1994, no. 1: 84-105). At the time of the publication, the public debate about the admission of Poland into NATO was gaining momentum, and it has been suggested that that by releasing evidence to the effect that in 1981 the Soviet Union had not been a military threat to Poland, the Russian government wanted to bolster its argument that Polish membership in the Western alliance was unnecessary. Nevertheless, no doubts have been cast on the authenticity of the documents, including the record of the presidium meeting on 10 December 1981, three days before the Polish government declared martial law.
Under the new party leadership of Wladyslaw Gomulka, the Polish general staff in November 1956 established a special commission, headed by Gen. Jan Drzewiecki, to press for a renegotiation of the Warsaw Pact. Invoking the status of American forces in foreign countries as an example, the commission proceeded with its work despite Soviet military intervention in Hungary and submitted its proposal for the reform of the alliance to the Soviet Union in January 1957. The proposal was promptly rejected.
The secret Romanian approach to Secretary of State Dean Rusk was revealed thirty years later by former U.S. foreign service officer and ambassador to Bulgaria Raymond L. Garthoff.
The position of the Czechoslovak reformist leadership toward the Warsaw Pact was summarized in a paper prepared at the Prague ministry of defense in July 1968. Drafted in response to the mounting Soviet accusations of Czechoslovakia’s alleged disloyalty to the alliance, it was probably never used.
Evidence showing that Gen. Jaruzelski imposed martial law in Poland in December 1981 not in order to avert Soviet military intervention but in order to crush the democratric opposition was presented at the conference co-organized by the National Security Archive in November 1997 at Jachranka near Warsaw. The most startling piece of that evidence is the notebook by Gen. Viktor I. Anoshkin, aide to Warsaw Pact Supreme Commander Marshal Viktor G. Kulikov, indicating that Jaruzelski, fearful that his attempt to introduce martial law might fail, actually solicited Soviet military backing in case he would run into difficulties but was rebuffed.
A sample of an original page of the notebook and a selection of its entries follow.
Document 14.
At a meeting with the Hungarian party chief Karóly Grósz on 8 September 1988, the East German leader Erich Honecker recalled that
“at the time of the stationing of the missiles in western Europe, the SED [East German Communist Party] was pleased with how the fraternal Hungarian party reacted by adopting a position similar to that of the SED . . . . We could not agree with the idea that, after the stationing of the missiles, any dialog would be impossible . . . ” Comrade Honecker remembered that during this time the central organ of the SED printed an article by comrade Szürös, in which the agreement of our viepoints was made clear. [Record of the Honecker-Grosz meeting, Zentrales Parteiarchiv, J IV/931, Stiftung Archiv der Parteien und Massenorganisationen der DDR im Bundesarchiv, Berlin; translated by Catherine Nielsen, National Security Archive]
Honecker was referring to his public statements in 1983-84 in which he, obliquely but unequivocally, expressed misgivings about the deployment of additional Soviet missiles in East Germany. At a time when the Soviet Union took an intransigent stance against the deployment of NATO’s intermediate range nuclear missiles, he expressed his desire to continue a dialogue with the West in order to save détente.
“. . . The GDR has, like the other states of the socialist community, been actively supporting the adamant and consistent peace policy of the Soviet Union in all phases of the struggle against the deployment of American first-strike weapons. Simultaneously, it has been developing a broad scale of activities, using its international channels at the UN and elsewhere to calm down the world situation and help forestall any extreme reactions. . . .
I like to point out here the numerous contacts and talks with representatives of Western nations, their parties and their economic and public institutions up to the highest levels, that helped to clarify the positions of the GDR and our socialist community with regard to the burning issues of the struggle for peace against the policies of confrontation and the arms race. It is well known that in this is the context we have been conducting a multifaceted dialogue with politicians of the FRG, be they personalities of the federal government and the Bonn coalition parties or of the opposition. This has not been without results. . .
It is of great importance to continue the political dialogue with all forces that acknowledge their responsibility for the fate of their people and of mankind and are prepared to keep the channels of communication open. We advocate that all possibilities to negotiate a stop to the arms race and a transition to disarmament, especially in the nuclear field, should be used.”
[“Speech by Erich Honecker delivered in East Berlin at the SED’s seventh CC plenum, 26-27 November 1983”; Neues Deutschland, 26 and 27 November 1983; published in East Berlin and Moscow: the Documentation of a Dispute, Ron Asmus, ed., RFE Occasional Papers, Number 1, Munich: Germany, 1985, pp. 19-21]
“Our policy is and remains determined by the principles of peaceful coexistence and by efforts to reduce tension and [the risk oil military confrontation, especially here in Europe. Reason and a determination to find constructive solutions to the contested problems in a peaceful manner must dominate the sphere of international relations. Cooperation must prevail in order to ensure mutual advantage; the continuation of an East-West dialogue is of the utmost importance. My meetings with leading politicians and other individuals from the West, including the FRG, are to be seen in this context. . . .
I have thereby also expressed [the principles that] will guide us in the further development of relations between the GDR and the FRG. These relations cannot be severed from the need for a peaceful future for both German states, indeed, for a peaceful future for Europe, [and] for a rational [future based on] coexistence and cooperation. In view of this and aware of the experiences of two world wars and the responsibilities the two German nations have for peace, it is most important that every possibility be used so that reason and realism prevail, so that cooperation instead of confrontation come to the fore, and so disarmament proceeds and the process of détente is revived, according to the principles of equality and equal security.”
[“Erich Honecker’s speech to district party leaders in East Berlin on 12 February 1984”; Neues Deutschland, 13 February 1984; published in East Berlin and Moscow: the Documentation of a Dispute, Ron Asmus, ed., RFE Occasional Papers, Number 1, Munich: Germany, 1985, p25.]
Document 15.
On 2-3 August and again on 5 August 1961, while secret preparations for the building of the Berlin War were at their final stage and eastern European leaders were gathered to Moscow to consider the consequences, Khrushchev met with the visiting Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani. Evidently anxious about the likely Western response to the imminent drastic action in Berlin and undecided whether he should follow it up by making good on his repeated threat to conclude a separate peace treaty with East Germany, Khrushchev went the farthest ever in trying to intimidate one of America’s key European allies. The Soviet government subsequently shared its transcript of the conversation with its Warsaw Pact allies.
Indignant at his recent contentious meeting with President John F. Kennedy in Vienna, Khrushchev complained about having supposedly been threated by him with war if the East German peace treaty were signed. Khrushchev nevertheless insisted that the treaty would be signed [it never was] and that “access to West Berlin will be closed” as a result. He added that he had “an even bigger hydrogen bomb” (10 million tons of TNT) and was under pressure by his technicians and military to test it.
“Within an hour after the outbreak of a war,” Khrushchev predicted, “West Germany would be annihilated.” He warned that all of America’s allies were at risk because of the U.S. bases on their territories, and the Soviet Union had enough missiles to destroy them all. But the war will be started by the West, not by the East, he said.
“The United States will start the war, and you will have to die,” Khrushchev informed his Italian guest. “Understand me right. This is not a threat but a reality . . . . If we are attacked we will destroy the whole world. This is not an ultimatum but a realistic estimate.”
[Soviet record of the Khrushchev-Fanfani conversations, 2-3 and 5 August 1961, Zentrales Parteiarchiv, J IV 2/202-329, Stiftung Archiv der Parteien und Massenorganisationen der DDR im Bundesarchiv, Berlin]
Document 16.
On the way to his meeting with Kennedy in Vienna, Khrushchev in June 1961 revealed the nature of his brinkmanship to Czechoslovak party leaders gathered in Bratislava. The record of his statement, preserved in the Central State Archives in Prague, was published in a Russian translation in 1998 (“`Lenin tozhe riskoval’: Nakanune vstrechi Khrushcheva i Kennedi v Vene v iiune 1961 g.,” [“Lenin Took Risks, Too”: On the Eve of the Khrushchev-Kennedy Encounter in Vienna in June 1961], Istochnik, 1998, no. 3: 85-97).
The question of whether Khrushchev sent battlefield nuclear weapons to Cuba with the intention of their being fired against U.S. targets in case of an American invasion of the island has been contested among historians. On the one hand, he gave clear instructions that no use of any nuclear weapons was authorized without explicit approval from Moscow. On the other hand, he acted as if he had no conception of the risk of escalation if the battlefield nuclear weapons were actually used. Some of the relevant documents from Soviet archives follow.
The Warsaw Pact command and staff exercise MAZOWSZE, conducted in Poland in June 1963, was based on actual war plans. It envisaged a veritable pandemonium, in which hundreds of nuclear weapons would be fired and millions of people killed, yet the country, unlike its Western adversaries, would not only survive and even keep functioning, but win the war in three days. The description of the war game was printed by the general staff for internal use and given the highest grade of classification.
The appended map shows the anticipated radioactive contamination of nearly all of Poland, sometimes up to 1,000 times the acceptable level.
The speech by Soviet party general secretary Yuri V. Andropov at the closed session of the Warsaw Pact’s Political Consultative Committee in Prague on May 4, 1983, was his first major policy statement after the death of his predecessor, Leonid I. Brezhnev. Because of Andropov’s systematic and thoughtful, if ideologically distorted, overview of the international scene, the complete text of his speech is included here.
Document 20.
The strategic posture of the Warsaw Pact changed from defensive to offensive in 1961 in the course of the Berlin crisis 1958-61 as Khrushchev prepared to violate the Allied agreements on Germany by signing a separate peace treaty with East Germany. Although the treaty was never signed the change became permanent. A Czechoslovak Ministry of Defense document from 1966 retrospectively described its meaning:
“The former strategic concept, which gave our armed forces the task to `firmly cover the state border, not allow penetration of our territory by enemy forces and create conditions for active operations of other allied forces,’ was changed in 1961, without discussion by the Political Consultative Committee, and the Czechoslovak People’s Army was assigned an active task.”
[“Materiály k otázce Spojeného velení,” undated [early 1966], GS-OS 0039042/1, Archives of the Ministry of Defense, Prague, translated by Vojtech Mastny]
The intended offensive was practiced every year in numerous exercises of the Warsaw Pact’s “Western Army Group.” The document entitled “The Basic Characteristics of the Army Group Operation at the Initial Stage of the War,” prepared by the Czechoslovak general staff in mid-1963 according to Soviet guidelines, reads in part…
In anticipation of the advance into enemy territory, appeals were to be addressed to NATO soldiers to surrender. Leaflets were composed by the propaganda department of the Czechoslovak army in English and French and intended to be dropped behind the front lines:
[MNO 1964, kr. 101, 17/1/1,3, Military Historical Archives, Prague]
Soviet estimates of the morale of the enemy troops and West German population were supplied to Warsaw Pact member states and used in lectures for the benefit of their officer corps. One such lecture, prepared by the Czechoslovak general staff in 1963, included the following observations.
Here are some of the Warsaw Pact assessments of individual Bundeswehr and U.S. Army formations:
The scenario, which haunted particularly the East German leader Walter Ulbricht, was described in a paper prepared for the August 3, 1959, session of the Security Commission of the East German communist party central committee with the goal of increasing the combat readiness of the country’s armed forces. In its first part, the paper quotes from a purported secret West German document, code-named DECO II, which East Germany’s spy chief Markus Wolf maintains having obtained from his agents in 1955 (Markus Wolf, Spionagechef im geheimen Krieg: Erinnerungen, Munich: Econ, 1997, p. 118):
Growing concern about advances in NATO’s conventional forces is evident in Warsaw Pact evaluations of the annual Western military maneuvers since the late 1970s. It grew during the 1980s mainly because of rapid advances in high-technology weapons which the Warsaw Pact planners did not see themselves in a position to match.
Excerpts from some of the representative documents
In his rambling remarks at a closed meeting of officials of the Czechoslovak general staff on March 13, 1968, its chief, Gen. Otakar Rytír, grasped the heart of the problem that would eventually play a critical role in prompting the collapse of the Soviet system—its inability to keep up with its capitalist rival in economic and technological competition.
Revealed – Feds Issue Bulletin on Google Dorking
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A bulletin issued by the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI and the National Counterterrorism Center earlier this month warns law enforcement and private security personnel that malicious cyber actors can use “advanced search techniques” to discover sensitive information and other vulnerabilities in websites. The bulletin, titled “Malicious Cyber Actors Use Advanced Search Techniques,” describes a set of techniques collectively referred to as “Google dorking” or “Google hacking” that use “advanced operators” to refine search queries to provide more specific results. Lists of these operators are provided by Google and include the following examples:
allintext: / intext: | Restricts results to those containing all the query terms you specify in the text of the page |
allintitle: / intitle: | Restricts results to those containing all the query terms you specify in the title |
allinurl: / inurl: | Restricts results to those containing all the query terms you specify in the URL |
filetype:suffix | Limits results to pages whose names end in suffix |
site: | Using the site: operator restricts your search results to the site or domain you specify |
Minus sign ( – ) to exclude | Placing a minus sign immediately before a word indicates that you do not want pages that contain this word to appear in your results |
Phrase search (using double quotes, “…” ) | By putting double quotes around a set of words, you are telling Google to consider the exact words in that exact order without any change |
Here is an example of a query constructed from these operators:
“sensitive but unclassified” filetype:pdf site:publicintelligence.net
The bulletin warns that malicious cyber actors can use these techniques to “locate information that organizations may not have intended to be discoverable by the public or to find website vulnerabilities for use in subsequent cyber attacks.” Hackers searching for “specific file types and keywords . . . can locate information such as usernames and passwords, e-mail lists, sensitive documents, bank account details, and website vulnerabilities.” Moreover, “freely available online tools can run automated scans using multiple dork queries” to discover vulnerabilities. In fact, the bulletin recommends that security professionals use these tools “such as the Google Hacking Database, found at http://www.exploit-db.com/google-dorks, to run pre-made dork queries to find discoverable proprietary information and website vulnerabilities.”
Several security breaches related to the use of “advanced search techniques” are also referenced in the bulletin. One incident in August 2011 resulted in the compromise of the personally identifiable information of approximately 43,000 faculty, staff, students and alumni of Yale University. The information was located in a spreadsheet placed on a publicly accessible File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server and was listed in Google search results for more than ten months prior to being discovered. Another incident in October 2013 involved attackers using Google dorking to discover websites running vulnerable versions of vBulletin message board software prior to running automated tools that created administrator accounts on the compromised sites. As many as 35,000 websites were believed to have been compromised in the incident.
Video – Russia’s ‘Stealth Invasion’ Of Ukraine The Opposite Of Stealthy – War
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“Tanks, artillery and infantry have crossed from Russia into an unbreached part of eastern Ukraine in recent days, attacking Ukrainian forces and causing panic and wholesale retreat not only in this small border town but also a wide section of territory, in what Ukrainian and Western military officials described on Wednesday as a stealth invasion.
The attacks outside this city and in an area to the north essentially have opened a new, third front in the war in eastern Ukraine between government forces and pro-Russian separatists, along with the fighting outside the cities of Donetsk and Luhansk.
Exhausted, filthy and dismayed, Ukrainian soldiers staggering out of Novoazovsk for safer territory said Tuesday they were cannon fodder for the forces coming from Russia. As they spoke, tank shells whistled in from the east and exploded nearby.”* The Young Turks hosts Ana Kasparian, Ben Mankiewicz (Turner Classic Movies), and Jasmyne Cannick (Political Commentator) break it down.
*Read more here from Andrew E. Kramer and Michael R. Gordon / NY Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/28/wor…
TOP-SECRET – The Secret List of CIA Sources – 2.619 Names and Adresses, Part 11,K,
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Kahdeman, Tyler P.O. Box 7465, Las Cruces, NM 88006 Kaiser, Robert G. 1150 15th St., NW, Washington, DC 20017 Kalitka, Col Peter USA P.O. Box 305, Waterford, VA 22190 Kallini, LtCol Thaddeus USAF 5100 John D. Ryan Blvd., No. 717, San Antonio, TX 78245 Kanellos, Constantine 6416 Berkshire Dr., Alexandria, VA 22310 Kappes, George M. 709 Cascade Dr., Golden, CO 80403 Karlow, S. Peter 43 Fair Oaks Ln., Atherton, CA 94027 Karr, R. Michael P.O. Box 1762, Bothell, WA 98041 Kassebaum, Dr. Peter 1545 Rio Nido Ct., Petaluma, CA 94954 Katheder, Thomas P.O. Box 22671, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Katsirubas, William P. 7126 Merrimac Dr., McLean, VA 22101 Kaufman, Col Raymond USA P.O. Box 1009, Litchfield, CT 06759 Kaufman, Walter J. 11 Ruxview Ct., No. 302, Ruxton, MD 21204 Kavanaugh, Maj Kevin USAR 206 N. Trenton St., No. 3, Arlington, VA 22203 Kaylor, Ms. Pattie 4977 Battery Ln., No. 307, North, Bethesda, MD 20814 Kearns, Capt Michael USAF 826 Orange Ave., No. 128, Coronado, CA 92118 Keat, Augustus 8547 S. Zypher, Littleton, CO 80123 Keats, Col James USAR 2000 S. Eads St., No. 607, Arlington, VA 22202 Keefe, Stephen R. 5600 Small Oak Ct., Woodbridge, VA 22192 Keeler, Ray M. 860 Rudder Way, Annapolis, MD 21401 Keenan, Gerard P. 1005 Celia St., West Islip, NY 11795 Keikuatov, Oleg 1311 Ross St., SW, Vienna, VA 22180 Keiser, LtCol Melville USAR 6904 Hutchison St., Falls Church, VA 22043 Kellaher, Frank J. 7518 Dover Ln., Lanham, MD 20706 Kellar, Michael 45-401 Mokulele Dr., No. 32, Kanehoe, HI 96744 Keller, Dennis M. 2226 Calle Opalo, San Clemente, CA 92673 Keller, E. John 2906 Southlake Blvd., Southlake, TX 76092 Keller, George R. 305 Lee Dr., Baltimore, MD 21228 Kelly, Capt William USNR 465 Canton Rd., Kingsport, TN 37663 Kelso, LtCol Joseph USAF 3645 S. Poplar St., Denver, CO 80237 Kempa, Erich 3115 NW 93rd St., Seattle, WA 98117 Kennedy, James P. 506 Granite St., Ashland, OR 97520 Kenney, James 1100 NW Loop 410, Suite 200, San Antonio, TX 78213 Kent, Alexander 14816 East Dunton Dr., Whittier, CA 90604 Kent, William 320 Burning Tree Rd., Pinehurst, NC 28374 Kenyon, Dr. Paul 1314 S. King St., No. 664, Honolulu, HI 96814 Kephart, Cdr Robert USN ERLACH, RR 1, Box 335, Faber, VA 22938 Kerbe, Wilmer 3237 Brushwood Ct., Clearwater, FL 34621 Kern, Erson 4576 Crimsonwood Dr., Redding, CA 96001 Kerns, Arthur J. 6852 Grande Ln., Falls Church, VA 22043 Kessler, Peter 2199 Holland Ave., No. 5G, Bronx, NY 10462 Kesterson, Mrs. Goldie Mae 2001 Columbia Pike, No. 202, Arlington, VA 22204 Kida, Anthony 3102 North 47th St., Phoenix, AZ 85018 Kiechlin, Edmond F. Jr. 10022 Wheatfield Ct., Fairfax, VA 22032 Kierce, Robert R. 47784 Fathom Pl., Sterling, VA 20165 Kies, Dr. Rudolf P.O. Box 295, San Fernando, CA 91341 Kim, Arthur 7117 Idylwood Rd., Falls Church, VA 22043 Kimble, Wilford L. 24 Edmiston Ln., Comfort, TX 78013 King, Col Dale M. USA 2743 Spicer Ln., Decatur, GA 30033 King, Daniel C. 26425 Millinix Mill Rd., Mt. Airy, MD 21771 King, Daniel P. 5125 N. Cumberland Blvd., Whitefish Bay, WI 53217 King, George W. 9839 Mendota Dr., Peoria, AZ 85345 King, Ms. Mary 5601 Seminary Rd., No. 1617N, Falls Church, VA 22041 King, William P. 2850 S. Ocean Blvd. No. 502, Palm Beach, FL 33480 Kirby, Oliver RR 5, Club Lake, Box 229E, Greenville, TX 75401 Kirchman, Charles V. 14801 Notley Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20905 Kirk, Grayson L. Columbia University, New York, NY 10027 Kirkpatrick, Rita P.O. Box 429, Middleburg, VA 22117 Kirschner, Calvin P.O. Box 777, Garden City, MI 48136 Kizirian, Col John USA 98-1032 Alania St., Aiea, HI 96701 Klager, Roy B. Jr. 3001 Hedgetree Ct., Wichita, KS 67226 Kleber, Col Victor USMC 907 Forrest Ln., Beaufort, SC 29902 Kleebauer, Charles 1833 Baldwin Dr., McLean, VA 22102 Klein, Edward V. P.O. Box 597, Hillsboro, NC 28725 Klein, Col Frank O. USAF 30180 Santiago Rd., Tememcula, CA 92592 Klein, Rev Theodore USAF 69 Groton Long Point Rd., Groton, CT 06340 Kleyla, Mrs. Helen H. P.O. Box 161, Nags Head, NC 27959 Kleyla, Robert L. 730 24th St., NW, No. 400, Washington, DC 20037 Kmentt, Todd A. 10681 Oak Lake Way, Boca Raton, FL 33498 Knickman, Carl V. Torweg Haus, P.O. Box 677, Madison, VA 22727 Knoll, Col Rudolph AUS 9412 Northridge Dr., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 Kobernicki, Lesek 59 Elmleigh Rd., Hampshire, PO 0 2AB, England Kobetz, Dr. Richard W. Arcadia, RR 2, Box 3645, Berryville, VA 22611 Koczak, Crd Edward USN 2500 Virginia Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20037 Koczak, Stephen A. 2932 Macomb St., NW, Washington, DC 20008 Kodmur, Milton J. 2734 Bordeaux Ave., Las Jolla, CA 92037 Koehler, John 1 Strawberry Hill Ave., No. 4H, Stamford, CT 06902 Kohlhaas, George 1580 Tarpon St., Merritt Island, FL 32952 Koier, Mrs. Virginia R. 36 DeVries Circle, Lewes, DE 19958 Kokot, Ms. Mary Anna 970 Virginia St., No. 310, Dunedin, FL 34698 Koletar, Joseph 53 Berkeley Pl., Glen Rock, NJ 07452 Koller, Col Rudolph USAF 1404 Stanley Dollar Dr., No. 4A, Walnut Creek, CA 94595 Kolombatovic, Vadja 1171 Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean, VA 22101 Kolon, LtCol Walter V. AUS P.O. Box 21063, Port Authority, New York, NY 10129 Kopera, John A. 1016 S. Wayne St., No. 307, Arlington, VA 22204 Koplowitz, Wilfred 410 E. 57th St., New York, NY 10022 Kopp, Dr. Guido P.O. Box 1040, D-55100, Mainz, Germany Koppel, Ted 1717 DeSales St., Washington, DC 20017 Kosal, Ozmer 245 Collington Dr., Ronkonkoma, NY 11449 Kostolich, Marcus 12815 Teasberry Rd., Wheaton, MD 20906 Kotapish, William R. 1702 Bradmore Ct., McLean, VA 22101 Kourembis, Ms Mary 926-Q Avenida Majorca, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Kovacevich, Mrs. Ruth 4800 N. 68th St., No. 142, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Kovar, Richard 1913 Wintergreen Ct., Reston, VA 22091 Kray, Edward 309 Tampa Ave., Indiatlantic, FL 332903 Krick, Samuel W. RR 2, Box 2070, Duncannon, PA 17021 Kreibel, Norman F. 601 Montgomery Ave., No. 201, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Krisel, Capt Lionel USN 100840 Savona Rd., Los Angeles, CA 90077 Krisman, Col Michael USA Drury Lane, Cragston, Highland Falls, NY 10928 Kroh, Herman 2876 Forest Lodge Rd., Pebble Beach, CA 93953 Kronemeyer, Cdr Robert USNR 7717 Ludington Pl., La Jolla, CA 92037 Krueger, Richard 700 Muirfield Circle, Ft. Washington, MD 20744 Krueger, LtCol Robert A. 2212 Lakecrest Dr., Greer, SC 29651 Kryza, Honorable E. Gregory 2035 Franklin Cluster Ct., Falls Church, VA 22043 Kubiszewski, LtCol S. USA 5315 66th Ave., Court W, Tacoma, WA 89464 Kuethe, LtCol Ralph USA 6450 Queen Anne Terrace, Falls Church, VA 22044 Kuhn, Mrs. Nancy Z. 4204 Flower Valley Dr., Rockville, MD 20853 Kulberg, Raoul 3916 McKinley St., NW, Washington, DC 20015 Kunen, Jeremy 4475 White Egret Ln., Sarasota, FL 34238 Kuntzman, Major John C. USA 11204 Trippon Ct., North Potomac, MD 20878 Kurtz, Howard 1150 15th St., NW, Washington, DC 20017 Kustra, Richard J. 7331 Eldorado St., McLean, VA 22102 Kuzmuk, Walter 854 Boatswin Way, Annapolis, MD 21401 Kvetkas, William 595 Coover Rd., Annapolis, MD
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Malicious cyber actors are using advanced search techniques, referred to as “Google dorking,” to locate information that organizations may not have intended to be discoverable by the public or to find website vulnerabilities for use in subsequent cyber attacks. “Google dorking” has become the acknowledged term for this malicious activity, but it applies to any search engine with advanced search capabilities. By searching for specific file types and keywords, malicious cyber actors can locate information such as usernames and passwords, e-mail lists, sensitive documents, bank account details, and website vulnerabilities. For example, a simple “operator:keyword” syntax, such as “filetype:xls intext:username,” in the standard search box would retrieve Excel spreadsheets containing usernames. Additionally, freely available online tools can run automated scans using multiple dork queries.
» (U) In October 2013, unidentified attackers used Google dorking to find websites running vulnerable versions of a proprietary Internet message board software product, according to security researchers. After searching for vulnerable software identifiers, the attackers compromised 35,000 websites and were able to create new administrator accounts.
» (U) In August 2011, unidentified actors used Google dorking to locate a vulnerable File Transfer Protocol server at an identified US university and compromised the personally identifiable information of approximately 43,000 faculty, staff, students, and alumni, according to an information technology security firm.
» (U) The Diggity Project is a free online tool suite that enables users to automate Google dork queries. It contains both offensive and defensive tools and over 1,600 pre-made dork queries that leverage advanced search operators.
(U) Suggested measures for website administrators to protect sensitive information include:
» (U//FOUO) Minimize putting sensitive information on the web. If you must put sensitive information on the web, ensure it is password protected and encrypted.
» (U//FOUO) Use tools such as the Google Hacking Database, found at http://www.exploit-db.com/google-dorks, to run pre-made dork queries to find discoverable proprietary information and website vulnerabilities.
» (U//FOUO) Ensure sensitive websites are not indexed in search engines. GoogleUSPER provides webmaster tools to remove entire sites, individual URLs, cached copies, and directories from Google’s index. These can be found at: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ home?hl=en.
» (U//FOUO) Use the robots.txt file to prevent search engines from indexing individual sites, and place it in the top-level directory of the web server.
» (U//FOUO) Test your website using a web vulnerability scanner.
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Jackson, Clarence A. P.O. Box 75007, St. Paul, MN 55175 Jackson, Daniel G. 3408 Chiswick Ct., No. 3H, Silver Spring, MD 20906 Jackson, Donald 8305 Private Ln., Annadale, VA 22003 Jackson, Col Joseph USA 1412 Chesapeake Ave., Hampton, VA 23661 Jacobs, Charles T. 103 Brown St., Box 7, Washington Grove, MD 20880 Jacobs, Eli S. 641 Lexington Ave., 31st Floor, New York, NY 10022 Jacobsen, Eric P. 10402 Lakeshore Blvd., Bratenahl, OH 44108 James, Robert G. 80 Ludlow Dr., Chappaqua, NY 10514 Jamison, Katherine 1600 S. Eads St., No. 113 South, Arlington, VA 22202 Jamison, Ms. Sara Jane 12191 Clipper Dr., Lake Ridge, VA 22192 Japikse, Ms. Catherine 80 Lyme Rd., Hanover, NH 03755 Jasin, Peter W. 4900 N. Ocean Blvd., No. 1113, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 Jasper, Kenneth 7351 Eldorado Ct., McLean, VA 22102 Jastrow, Robert E. 2508 West Straford Dr., Chandler, AZ 85224 Jemilo, John 3581 N. Avers Ave., Chicago, IL 60618 Jenkins, Carl E. BHPS PSC No. 80, Box 10461, APO, AP 96367 Jenkins, Dale A. Tower Hill Rd., Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 Jenkins, RAdm John USN 5809 Helmsdale Ln., Alexandria, VA 22310 Jenks, Airell 4 Sunset Farm, Woodstock, VT 05091 Jenks, Donovan R. 5007 Auckland Ave., North Hollywood, CA 91601 Jenne, Dr. Herbert 1481 Patriot Dr., Melbourne, FL 32940 Jentsch, Heber 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028 Jerawski, Edward 32556 Mound Rd., Warren, MI 48092 Jilli, Edmund 8700 N. La Cholla No. 2134, Tucson, AZ 85741 Jirles, LtCol Edward USAF 2773 Cady Way, Winter Park, FL 32792 Joannides, George E. 8817 Tuckerman Ln., Potomac, MD 20854 Johannessen, John Box 315, 52 Fairway Dr., Grantham, NH 03753 Johanson, Cdr Donald USN 8260 Hornbuckle Dr., Springfield, VA 22153 Johnson, MSgt Charles USAF 317 Jan Lynn, Kenton, TN 38233 Johnson, Douglas W. 16421 S.E. 42nd Pl., Issaquah, WA 98027 Johnson, Herbert J. 527 Seminiole Dr., Erie, PA 16505 Johnson, John B. 221 Flower Ave., West, Watertown, NY 13601 Johnson, Kenneth T. 3509 North Valley St., Arlington, VA 22207 Johnson, Mrs. Lucy A. 3014 Brinkley Rd., No. 108, Temple Hills, MD 20748 Johnson, Norman 6017 Saturn Ln., Mira Loma, CA 91752 Johnson, Ronald 7300 Reervation Dr., Springfield, VA 22153 Johnson, Terry D. 25200 Baronet Dr., Salinas, CA 93908 Johnson, Thomas P.O. Box 1297, Littleton, CO 80160 Johnson, William O. P.O. Box 145, Leander, TX 78641 Johnson, William P. 1911 Camino de la Costa No. 501, Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Johnson, William R. 317 Foxtail Ct., Boulder, CO 80303 Johnson, William W. RR 9, Box 244, Mountain Home, AR 72653 Johnstone, William W. P.O. Box 18380, Shreveport, LA 71138 Jones, Major Bruce USMC 98-1870K Kaahumanu St., Pearl City, HI 96782 Jones, George E. 225 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 Jones, Joseph 12123 Sage Glen Ct., Maryland Heights, MO 63043 Jones, Col Marvin 175 Stewart Dr., Merritt Island, FL 32952 Jones, Major Paul USAF 8712 Clydesdale Rd., Springfield, VA 22151 Jones, Col Richard USA 350 Myrtlewood Rd., Melbourne, FL 32040 Jordan, Joseph L. 2615 Waugh Dr., No. 301, Houston, TX 77006 Joscelyn, Kent 11 Southwick Ct., Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Jose, Virgil 14415 Frankton Ave., Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 Jost, Dr. Charles 118 Doubloon Dr., North Ft. Myers, FL 33917 Jost, Dr. Patrick 3020 Fredsen Pl., Falls Church, VA 22042 Joy, Robert 795 Montecello Rd., San Rafael, CA 94903 Joyce, James G. 12399 Falkirk Dr., Fairfax, VA 22033 Joyce, Col Jean K. USA 4522 Swann Ave., Tampa, FL 33609 Joyce, Richard 4626 Alton Pl., NW, Washington, DC 20016 Joyeuse, Dr. Rene P.O.Box 329, Dannemora, NY 12929 Jozwiak, Vincent 7759 Chars Ln., Springfield, VA 22153 Juarez, Capt Robert USN 3217 Wynford Dr., Fairfax, VA 22031 Judy, Chesley 11820 Wynford Dr., Fairfax, VA 22031 Julitz, BrigGen Frank USA 5832 N. Virginia Ave., Chicago, IL 60659 Julitz, John A. 10011 Seymore, Schiller Park, IL 60176 Julliard, Jacques Le Nouvel Observateur, Paris, France Jungel, Paul 744 E. Hayward Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85020 Jurchenko, Col Andrew 603 Preserve Pl., Peachtree City, GA 30269 Justman Jacob, Poul Louis Kon. Ned. Hoogovens & Staalfabrieken N.V. Netherlands
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Video Analysis – James Foley: Tragic Death Or Staged Propaganda?
Video – British Rapper Beheaded James Foley | ISIS Executioner Unmasked Revealed
Video – News and Response of Islamic State’s Barbaric Murder of James Foley
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News and Response of Islamic State’s Barbaric Murder of James Foley
NOTE: This video does NOT include any of the disturbing footage from the video posted by ISIS referenced.
On August 19 2014, the Islamic State posted a graphic and shocking video of the murder and beheading of James Foley, an American journalist that had been missing since November 2012. The video was sent as a warning to the United States to end military operations in Iraq and ended with a threat to kill Steven Sotloff, another journalist also held captive by ISIS.
The video was met with disgust and shock around the world, and prompted a strong response from President Barack Obama as shown in this video. Watch James Foley in his own words describe his experiences in Libya during the revolution and overthrow of the Qaddafi regime in this fascinating video.
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Hacherian, Jack 2726 Sinton Pl., Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Hackl, Robert 4145 Sunnyslope Ave., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 Hackman, Col Jeffrey USAF P.O. Box 35, Round Hill, VA 22141 Haendle, Col Karl USA 4543 Carriage Run Circle, Murrell Inlet, SC 29576 Hagaman, BGen Harry USMC 222 E. Fallen Rock Rd., Grand Junction, CO 81503 Hagerling, Col Sidney USMCR P.O. Box 452, Ft. Collins, CO 80522 Hagle, Mrs. Nina 2608 Ridge Road Dr., Alexandria, VA 22302 Hahn, Alfred 14 Quay Ct., Centerport, NY 11721 Hahn, LtCol B. Albert AUS 427 Greenwich St., Bergenfield, NJ 07621 Haig, Mrs. Elizabeth 222 Reeds Landing, Springfield, MA 01109 Haig, Ransom 17443 Plaza Destacado, San Diego, CA 92128 Hall, David 804 N. High St., Duncannon, PA 17020 Hall, Keith D. 1020 School Station Dr., Folsom, CA 95630 Hall, Dr. Richard N 6353 Meadowrue La., Erie, PA 16505 Halpern, Samuel 2202 Popkins Ln., Alexandria, VA 22307 Halpin, Daniel D. 9 Eastman Ave., Bedford, NH 03110 Hamilton, William 8810 Lynnhurst Dr., Fairfax, VA 22031 Hamit, Francis 11669 Valerio, No. 247, North Hollywood, CA 91605 Hammond, Col Walter USAF 7994 Breezy Point Rd., West, Melrose, FL 32666 Hammond, LtCol William AUS 8622 Oak Ledge Dr., San Antonio, TX 78217 Hampson, Thomas R. 680 Hillcrest Blvd., Hoffman Estates, IL 60195 Hanable, Cdr William USNR P.O. Box 1464, Westport, WA 98595 Hancock, Gus H. 11463 Waterview Cluster, Reston, VA 22090 Handlin, James 185 Hemmh Ave., Alamo, CA 94507 Hanna, Philip Vernon Junior College, 4400 College Dr., Vernon, TX 76384 Hanneman, Leroy 14421 Southeast 60th St., Bellevue, WA 98006 Hanrahan, James 11111 Gainsborough Rd., Potomac, MD 20854 Hansen, LtCol Lester USAF 12767 Hunters Ridge Dr., Bonita Springs, FL 33923 Happersett, LtCol Newlin USA 850 E. Roberts Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85022 Harder, Ms. Dorothy 2800 Woodley Rd., NW, Washington, DC 20008 Harding, Mrs. Nancy 1803 Westwind Way, Mclean, VA 22102 Hardy, Major George USA 6027 Pine Crest Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90042 Harney, John 8603 Powhatan St., New Carrollton, MD 20784 Harnish, James 2865 Mourning Dove Way, Titusville, FL 32780 Harper, John 7910 Fort Hunt Rd., Alexandria, VA 22308 Harpham, LtCdr Richard USNR P.O. Box 5713, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Harris, Charles 4402 S. Garnett Rd., No. 113, Tulsa, OK 74145 Harris, Col Jimmy USA 1429 Walden Oaks Pl., Plant City, FL 33566 Harris, Raymond 5320 Nichols Dr. East Lakeland, FL 33813 Harrison, Stuart RR 3, Box 648 Belfast, ME 04915 Harroll, Benjamin 425 F St., San Diego, CA 92101 Hart, Col Donald USA P.O. Box 127, Cornwall, CT 06796 Hart, John L. 2767 Unicorn Ln., NW, Washington, DC 20015 Hart, Joseph 1441 Waggaman Circle, Mclean, VA 22101 Hart, Peter 181 Lester St., New Britain, CT 06053 Harvey, Arthur P.O. Box 974, Derry, NH 03038 Harvey, Mrs. Clara 1611 Northwood Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46240 Harvey, Deborah 8203 Jeb Stuart Rd., Potomac, MD 20854 Harvey, RAdm Donald USN 8203 Jeb Stuart Rd., Potomac, MD 20854 Harvey, Patrick P.O. Box 5186, Santa Fe, NM 87502 Harvey, Richard 11 Admiral Rd., Severna Park, MD 21146 Hatch, Capt William Mill Road Farm, RR 2, Box 107, Leesburg, VA 22075 Hauck, Paul 796 102nd Ave., N. Naples, FL 3399963 Hawkins, Charles H. 121 Medicine Springs Rd., Conner, MT 59827 Hawkins, Frank 204 Ocean Dr., Tavernier, FL 33070 Hawkins, Col John USAR P.O. Box 5969, Texarkana, TX 75505 Hayden, Col Charles AUS 401 Via Casitas, No. 9, Greenbrae, CA 94904 Hayden, Ms. Kathleen 4904 Pelican Blvd., Cape Coral, FL 33914 Hayes, James 5569 Glen Abby Ct., Delray Beach, FL 33484 Hayes, Jimmy 5 East Circle Dr., Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 Hayes, Louis Dept. of PoliSci, University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812 Hays, Donald 501 East 79th St., New York, NY 10021 Hays, James 1427 S.W. 53rd Terrace, Cape Coral, FL 33914 Hays, Adm Ronald USN 869 Kamoi Pl., Honolulu, HI 96825 Hayward, Capt Thomas USMC 6767 Reflection St., Redding, CA 96001 Heacock, George 5696 Montilla Dr., Fort Myers, FL 33919 Healey, David 12203 Hollow Tree Ln., Fairfax, VA 22030 Healey, Donald 2100 Lee Highway, No. 433, Arlington, VA 22201 Healy, Michael 6658 Meadowlawn, Houston, TX 77023 Hearn, Dan L. 2534 S. Granada, Rancho San Diego, CA 91977 Heber, Robert 2860 Evergreen Way, Cooper City, FL 33026 Heddy, Marc 150 Appleton St., No. 4C, Boston, MA 02166 Hedges, Daniel K. 700 Lousiana, Suite 3500, Houston, TX 77002 Heibel, Robert 5800 Millfair Rd., Fairview, PA 16415 Heiede, Ernest 555 Freeman Rd., No. 53, Central Point, OR 97502 Heinz, LtGen Edward USAF 515 Davis St., SW, Leesburg, VA 22075 Heires, John 245 Kilmarnock Dr., Millersville, MD 21108 Helms, Richard 4649 Garfield St., NW, Washington, DC 20007 Hemphill, Col William AUS 1200 S. Courthouse Rd., Arlington, VA 22204 Henderson, Lindsey P.O. Box 1014, Saluda, NC 28773 Hendrick, Lyle G. P.O. Box 24013, Columbia, SC 29224 Henger, Charles 50 Business Parkway, Richardson, TX 75081 Hennelly, Edmund 84 Sequams Lane East, West Islip, NY 11795 Hennings, Mrs. W. M. RR 2, Box 164, Bryans Rd., MD 20616 Henry, James M. Back Bay Annex, P.O. Box 1187, Boston, MA 02117 Henschel, William 120 North Harmony St., Medina, OR 44256 Herr, Mrs. Lifley P.O. Box 433840, San Ysidro, CA 92143 Herr, Cdr William USNR P.O. Box 433840, San Ysidro, CA 92143 Herring, LtCol Lorenzo USAF 370 Hill N'Dale, Lexington, KY 40503 Herron, William 204 Liberty St., Murfreesboro, NC 27855 Hersh, Burton P.O. Box 433, Bradford, NH 03221 Heuer, Richards 47 Alta Mesa Circle, Monterey, CA 93940 Hicks, W. B. 161 4th Ave., No. A, Chula Vista, CA 92010 Hildago, Balmes 240 Treasure Lake Rd., DuBois, PA 15801 Higbee-Glace, Mrs. Anne P.O. Box 85, Bolton, MA 01740 Highbarger, Robert 7509 Hackamore Dr., Potomac, MD 20854 Hull, Dr. Wayne P.O. Box 2315, Traverse City, MI 49685 Hilliard, John 13005 Chalfont Ave., Fort Washington, MD 20744 Hirschhorn, LtCdr W. USNR 4 Yale Rd., Norristown, PA 19401 Hirst, R. NLA. Mathildenstr.4, D-65189 Wiesbaden, Germany Hirzy, Franz 318 Old Hunt Rd., Fox River Grove, IL 60021 Hiscott, George E. TV 1745 Spruce Ave., Highland Park, IL 60035 Histed, Cliff 575 W. Madison St., No. 2412, Chicago, IL 60661 Hitchcock, Edward C. 7013 Old Cabin Lane, Rockville, MD 20852 Hoar, Mrs. Elanore 50 Oak St., New Canaan, CT 06840 Hobbs, Ms. Madge 260 Saint Daniel Ln., Florissant, MO 63031 Hockeimer, Henry 2801 New Mexico Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20007 Hodge, Walter P. 5953 Oakland Park Dr., Burke, VA 22015 Hoes, Ms. Laurie C. 3413 Wood Creek Dr., Suiteland, MD 20746 Hoffman, Ray 375 South End Ave., No. 8B, New York, NY 10280 Hoffmeier, Mrs. Frances 2447 Lockhill-Selma, No. 301, San Antonio, TX 78230 Hoffsis, James 7513 Dellwood Rd., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 Hoggan, Robert 1626 Montmorency Dr., Vienna, VA 22192 Hoke, Jonathan P.O. Box 534, Goshen, IN 46526 Holcombe, Col Harold USAR 23 Grapetree Bay, Christiansted, VI 00820 Holman, Wayne 800 4th St., SW, No. S-525, Washington, DC 20024 Holmes, Kent 1 John Lynch Rd., Compton, MD 20627 Holmes, Robert Cannon St., Inc., 88 Kearny St., No. 825, San Francisco, CA 94108 Holmes, Robert P.O. Box 180, Somers Point, NJ 08244 Holstein, Dudley 1406 Cedar Park Rd., Annapolis, MD 21401 Holt, James 16115 Kennedy St., Woodbridge, VA 22191 Hoobler, Dr. James 11410 Strand Dr., No. 410, Rockville, MD 200852 Hopkins, Ms Christine 8380 Greensboro Dr., No. 5-623, McLean, VA 22102 Hopler, Samuel 2020 Jacaranda Dr., Fort Pierce, FL 34949 Hoppy, Ms. Louise 1320 North Bryant Ave., Tucson, AZ 85712 Horan, Mrs. Yolanda 1791 Massachusetts Ave., NW, No. 405, Washington, DC 20036 Horgan, Mrs. Eileen N. 18905 Olney Mill Rd., Olney, MD 20832 Horkan, George A. Cleremont Farm, RR 1, Box 34, Upperville, VA 22176 Horn, Capt William USN 301 G St, SW, No. 822, Washington, DC 20024 Hornaday, Col William AUS 26770 Stardust Dr., Bonita Springs, FL 33923 Horne, Cdr Edward USN 1005 Olive Ave., South Island, Coronado, CA 92118 Horton, John R. P.O. Box 234, Hollywood, MD 20636 Hoskins, Capt Floyd E. USN 109 Ridley Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117 Hottel, David 110 Leisure St., Stafford, VA 22554 Houchins, Dr. Lee 1323 Windy Hill Rd., McLean, VA 2221202 Houkal, Henry C. 500 Roosevelt Blvd., No. 427, Falls Church, VA 222044 Houtehad, Gary 11438 E. Huffman Rd., No. 5, Parma Heights, OR 44130 Houston-Jones, Cheyd 4814 Glencoe Ave., No. 7, Marina Del Ray, CA 90292 Howard, Andrew 4400 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20016 Howe, William 4940 Lowell St., NW, Washington, DC 20016 Howell, Ms Lucille 4038 S.E. 73rd Ave., Portland, OR 97206 Howrigen, Lois D. 3920 Mainlands Blvd.,S. Pinellas Park, FL 34666 Hubbard, Ralph 415 West Lyon Farm Dr., Greenwich, CT 06830 Hubbart, Gerald 2825 Espanola NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 Hudson, LtCol Denis USAF 381 Bush St., No. 200, San Francisco, CA 94104 Hudson, Herbert 4005 Rickover Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20902 Hudson, Jerry 6938 Norchester Ct., Charlotte, NC 28227 Huefner, Donald 905 Country Club Dr., NE, Vienna, VA 22180 Hugel, Max 18 Horn Rd., Windham, NH 03087 Huggins, James 22 Fairview St., Belfast, ME 04915 Hulnick, Arthur 216 Summit Ave., No. E102, Brookline, MA 02146 Hunt, David 3503 Fulton St., NW, Washington, DC 20007 Hunt, E. Howard 1401 B St., NW, Washington, DC 20005 Hunter, Col David USA 185 Bar R Dr., Athens, GA 30605 Huntington, John P.O. Box 1006, Tiburon, CA 94920 Huntington, Capt Stuart P.O. Box 2906, Reston, VA 22090 Huray, Col Frank 11130 Ft. George Rd., E, Jacksonville, FL 32226 Hurburt, LtCol Arthur AUS 190 High St., No. 314, Medford, MA 02116 Hurley, Kenneth 5020 45th St., NW, Washington, DC 20016 Huse, Thomas 3512 Whitehaven Dr., Walnut Creek, CA 94598 Hussey, William 5563 B. Via Portola, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Hutchinson, Frederick 3404 White Oak Ct., Fairfax, VA 22030 Hyde, Joseph 559 Colecroft Ct., Alexandria, VA 22314 Hyink, LtCol James USA 1962 Gomez Dr., Los Lunas, NM 87031 Hyndman, James 4811 Brookwood Dr., Mableton, GA 30059
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Die Spitzel-Absteige – STASI-Gästehaus enttarnt
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In der Grenzstadt (Brandenburg) ist ein Gebäude als ehemaliges Gästehaus für hochrangige Mitarbeiter der DDR-Staatssicherheit identifiziert worden.
Die dreigeschossige Villa wurde einst von einem Sonderreferat des Vize-Staatssicherheits-Ministers Gerhard Neiber verwaltet. Das sagte Rüdiger Sielaff von der Stasiunterlagenbehörde. Auf dem 2100 Quadratmeter großen Grundstück befinden sich unter anderem ein gut erhaltenes Schwimmbad und eine Kneipe, die über einen unterirdischen Gang zu betreten sind.
World at War TV – Ukraine and Russia – Forever Linked By Chernobyl
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Ukraine and Russia have a long contentious history and perhaps no more significant event marks this history more than the catastrophic Chernobyl nuclear reactor accident that occured in 1986.
This fascinating video takes you to the infamous city of Pripyat, a town of 50,000 that was abandoned overnight in the hours after the accident. This eerie ghost town marks the passage of time with silent decay, uninhabitable for another 20,000 years.
After a visit to modern day Pripyat, a look back at that fateful day and the desperate measures that were taken to prevent even greater disaster and loss of life!
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Gable, Lamar 2600 Golden Gate Parkway, Naples, FL 33942 Gabriel, James 268 S. South St., Wilmington, OH 45177 Gaddy, David The Riverside, Box 46, Tappahannock, VA 22560 Gagner, Wayne 9104 Charred Oak Dr., Bethesda, MD Gaines, Stanley 3040 Cedarwood Ln., Falls Church, VA 22042 Gallagher, Patrick 7271 Swan Point Way, Columbia, MD 21045 Gallagher, Thomas 11400 Washington Pl., No. W 1102, Reston, VA 22090 Garbler, Paul 6222 West Miramar Dr., Tucson, AZ 85715 Gardemal, Cdr Robert USN 3123 S. Ninth St., Chickasha, OK 73018 Gardner, David 8477 Menicoor Blvd., Largo, FL 34647 Gardner, Theodore 4606 Jones Creek Rd., No. 270, Baton Rouge, LA 70817 Garner, Arthur MHPCC/DOD Facility, 590 Lipoa Pkw., 3100, Kibei, HI 96753 Garrison, David 3731 Olympia Dr., Houston, TX 77019 Garrison, Mrs. Mildred 100 South Osceola Dr., Indian Harbour Beach, FL 32937 Gartland, Edward 7 Cypress Rd., Milford, NH 03055 Garvey, Geoffrey 1287 Merion Ct., Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 Gaston, Col Arthur USAF 370 Sandringham Rd., Rochester, NY 14610 Gaumond, Ms. Marian 12052 North Shore Dr., No. 221B. Reston, VA 22090 Gautier, Len P.O. Box 3166, Oakton, VA 22124 Gavaghen, William 1165 Silver Beech Rd., Herndon, VA 22070 Gavello, Alfred 36 San Carlos Ct., Walnut Creek, CA 94598 Gay, Earle 50 Park Ave., New York, NY 10016 Gay, Richard P.O. Box 1027, Blue Hills, ME 04614 Geary, Dr. Fred 434 Rolling Hill Dr., Sebastian, FL 32958 Geary, Mrs. Ruth 3130 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314 Geer, Sgt Galen USMCR 1310 Reed Ln., Canon City, CO 81212 Geiger, RAdm Robert USN 3273 Charles MacDonald Dr., Sarasota, FL 34240 Geise, Dr. Marion 1600 S. Joyce St., No. C812, Arlington, VA 22202 Gelwick, Dr. Robert 1708 Berwick Ln., Middletown, OH 45042 Geohegan, Paul 4111 Platt Dr., Kenner, LA 70065 George, Clair 5026 Allan Rd., Bethesda, MD 20816 Gerard, Thomas Berth 38, West Pier, Rappas Marina, Sausalito, CA 94965 Gerber, Burton 2311 Connecticut Ave., NW, No. 305, Washington, DC 20008 Gerber, William 16 Princes Ave., Chelmsford, MA 01863 Getsinger, Norman P.O. Box 575, Flint Hill, VA 22627 Ghormley, LtCol Wflliam USAF 4125 Granada Dr., Georgetown, TX 78628 Giambri, Philip 131 SW 194th St., Normandy Park, WA 98166 Gibbens, LtCol Edward USAF 4675 S. 18th St., East, Mountain Rome, ID 83647 Gibson, Albert 9110 Deer Park Rd., Great Falls, VA 22066 Gibson, Sgt Jonathan USA P.O. Box 15514, West Palm Beach, FL 33416 Gibson, Roger 912 Ortega Ave., Coral Gables, FL 33134 Gibson, William 21 Brandon Pl., Cleveland, OH 44116 Gillard, Ruth 3747 Terra Grande Dr., No. 1A, Walnut Creek, CA 94595 Gillette, LtCdr Halbert USN 1355 Leslie Dr., Merritt Island, FL 32952 Gilliam, Mrs. Clare 5908 Cedar Parkway, Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Gilligan, Dr. Robert 18 Kirkwood Circle, Brigantine, NJ 08203 Gillingham, LtCdr W. USNR 5433 Landau Dr., No. 22, Dayton, OR 45429 Gillis, James 1518 Notre Dame Dr., Davis, CA 95616 Giovinazzo, Anthony 840 Weymouth Rd., Medina, OH 44256 Girard, Harlan P.O. Box 58700, Philadelphia,PA 19102 Gittinger, John 1022 Thistle Wood Rd., Norman, OK 73072 Givans, Robert L. 2275 W. Nottingham St., Springfield, MO 65810 Given, David R. 235 11th Avenue, Huntington, WV 25701 Givens, John C. 1330 Ponder Point Dr., Sandpoint ID 83864 Gleisberg, Harold E. P.O. Box 536, Roswell, NM 88202 Glover, LCDR Norman J. USCGR 271 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024 Glunt, E. Merle RR 1, Box 303, Mount Union, PA 17066 Glunt, CDR Elliott H. USN 10411 Brunswick Ave., Silver Spring, MD 20902 Goeller, Carl G. 4605 Lanterman Rd., Youngstown, OH 44515 Goepper, Forrest S. 1595 N. Atlantic Ave., No.301, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 Goerder, Col Robert L. USAF 902 South Garner St., State College, PA 16801 Goff, CPT Ronald L. 251 Pauline Ave., Akron, OH 44312 Gold, Barry A. 90 State St., Albany, NY 12207 Goldberg, Col Nathan S. USAF 603 N. Doheny Drive, #2A, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Golden, Maj Robert J. USA 751 5 La Madera Ct., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 Goldman, Edward H. 46 Noyes St., Portland, ME 04103 Goldman, Elmer M. 52 Gregory Rd., Framingham, MA 01701 Goldsher, Marvin 5733 N. Sheridan Rd #220, Chicago, IL 60660 Goloway, Edward D. RR 3, Box 5850, Berryville, VA 22611 Gonakis, Mike S. 1044 E. Dartinoor Ave., Seven Hills, OH 44131 Goodden, Royal T. Box 1090, Fort Myer, VA 22211 Goodfield, Dr. Barry Austin 1060 Clay St., San Francisco, CA 94108 Goodjoin, Al P.O. Box 632, New Rochelle, NY 10801 Goodman, Billy L. 1703 McKay Ct., Jefferson City, MO 65109 Goodwin, Joseph C. 415 Roebling Rd., South Belleair, FL 34616 Gordon, Charles J. 1924 Blair Blvd., Wooster, OH 44691 Gordon, BrigGen Dudley J. USA 320 Palm Court, Indialantic, FL 32903 Gordon, Gordon 6145 Jochums Drive, Tucson, AZ 85718 Gordon, Steven 77 Terapin St., Mastic, NY 11950 Gorman, Ms. Judith E. 19 Ripley St., Somerset, MA 02725 Gorsline, Capt Samuel G. USN 225 Deddie Terrace, Fallbrook, CA 92028 Goss, Porter J. US House of Rep. 509 Cannon Building, Washington, DC 20515 Gottschalk, Capt Jack USAR 12 Crossbrook Road, Livingston, NJ 07039 Goulden, Joseph C. 1534 29th St., N.W. Washington, DC 20007 Gourlay, Lawrence 4660 Ocean Blvd. No. 1-2, Sarasota, FL 33581 Gourley, William 3120 Myrtle Ave., 6094, San Diego, CA 92104 Govia, Philip Anthony P.O. Box 941, Millville, NJ 08332 Gowin, Maj Robert W. AUS 8517 Lakinhurst Ln., Springfield, VA 22152 Grabo, Ms. Cynthia M. 2001 Columbia Pike, No. 606, Arlington, VA 22204 Grady, J. William 7510 Glenbrook Rd., Bethesda, MD 20814 Graff, Ms. Eleanora 6145 Beachway Dr., Falls Church, VA 22041 Graham, Gordon 21 Beacon St., No.8-H, Boston, MA 02108 Graham, Thomas B. 716 Forest Park Rd., Great Falls, VA 22066 Grasle, Milton 111 Donald St. East Saint Louis, IL 62206 Graves, Hunter Lee 2995 Old Lynchburg Rd., N. Garden, VA 22959 Gray, LtCol George W. AUS 5550 36th NE, Seattle, WA 98105 Gray, Peter J. 20420 Lake Rd., Rocky River, OH 44116 Gray, R. Jean 5180 Meadville St., Excelsior, MN 55331 Graybeal, Sidney N. 10101 Langhorne Ct., Bethesda, MD 20817 Greaney, John K. 6112 Western Ave., Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Greaves, Fielding P.O. Box 150368, San Rafael, CA 94915 Green, Dr. Gilbert P.O. Box 98, Gaithersburg, MD 20884 Green, Mrs. Jacqueline R. Rt 2 Box 347, Lovettsville, VA 22080 Green, James F. 6522 Heather Brook Ct., McLean, VA 22101 Greenblatt, Col Owen USAF 4125 Century Ct., Alexandria, VA 22312 Greene, Harris 3671 N. Harrison St., Arlington, VA 22207 Greene, Ms. Nancy D. P.O. Box 7339, Incline Village, NV 89450 Greenfield, Alfred I. 18 Bradstreet Rd. Hampton, NH 03842 Greenman, Roger 1173A Second Ave., No. 313, New York, NY 10021 Greenwald, Col Robert USAR 21509 S. Figueroa St., Carson, CA 90745 Greico, Rev. Charles F. P.O. Box 635, Chester, NJ 07930 Grier, E. Phillips Sr. 13201 Conrad Court Woodbridge, VA 22191 Gries, David D. 4855 Reservoir Rd., NW Washington, DC 20007 Griffith, B. Herold M.D.S.C 320 Greenwood St., Evanston, IL 60201 Griffith, Carl F. P.O. Box 845, Middlebury, CT 06762 Griffith, Mrs. Jeanne B. 320 Greenwood St., Evanston, IL 60201 Griffith, Richard A. 511 N. Highland St., Arlington, VA 22201 Griffith, Dr. Richard R. R.R. 1, Box 373-70, Randolph, VT 05060 Griffith, William P.O. Box 7294, State Capitol, Albany, NY 12224 Grigg, Harry K. 61 Longview Dr., Green Brook, NJ 08812 Grigrovich-Barsky, Gleb B. RR 1 Box 432, Kilmarnock, VA 22482 Grill, LtCol Jack USA 2280 South 19th St., Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Grillo, Cdr Pat L. USN 1330 Victorian Crescent, Virginia Beach, VA 23454 Grimm, Howard 38-40 Regatta Pl., Douglaston, NY 11363 Gross, Walter H. P.O. Box 1804, Sedona, AZ 86339 Gross, Maj William J. USAF 1760 Valleybrook Pl.,. Dayton, OH 45459 Grostephen, Ms. Marjorie L 6145 Beachway Dr., Falls Church, VA 22041 Grubbs, Judson B. 1037 Rodeo Rd., Pebble Beach, CA 93953 Guay, BrigGen Georges R. USAF P.O. Box 16, APO, AE 09777 Guenther, LtCol John J. USMC 265 Sea Woods Dr. North St., Augustine, FL 32084 Guernsey, Douglas D. 305 Hamden Kells, Peachtree City, GA 30269 Guffin, LtCol Robert A. USAF 5148 Splitrail Ct., Colorado Springs, CO 80917 Guider, James J. 385 Abbott Ave., P.O. Box 630, Ridgefield, NJ 07657 Gunn, Edward M. M.D. 300 Wood Haven Dr., No.1507, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Gustafson, Harry M. 237 East Prospect, Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Guth, Robert M. 3800 Powell Ln., Falls Church, VA 22041
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How the Cyber-STASI wants to overtake the Internet
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Since the early days of TCP, port scanning has been used by computer saboteurs to locate vulnerable systems. In a new set of top secret documents seen by Heise, it is revealed that in 2009, the British spy agency GCHQ made port scans a “standard tool” to be applied against entire nations (Figure 1, see the picture gallery). Twenty-seven countries are listed as targets of the HACIENDA program in the presentation (Figure 2), which comes with a promotional offer: readers desiring to do reconnaissance against another country need simply send an e-mail (Figure 3).
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The HACIENDA Programm
The documents do not spell out details for a review process or the need to justify such an action. It should also be noted that the ability to port-scan an entire country is hardly wild fantasy; in 2013, a port scanner called Zmap was implemented that can scan the entire IPv4 address space in less than one hour using a single PC. [3] The massive use of this technology can thus make any server anywhere, large or small, a target for criminal state computer saboteurs.
The list of targeted services includes ubiquitous public services such as HTTP and FTP, as well as common administrative protocols such as SSH (Secure SHell protocol – used for remote access to systems) and SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol – used for network administration) (Figure 4). Given that in the meantime, port scanning tools like Zmap have been developed which allow anyone to do comprehensive scans, it is not the technology used that is shocking, but rather the gargantuan scale and pervasiveness of the operation. The next section gives background on how port-mapping tools work and what information is gained by using them, making it clear what becomes possible when a state actor uses them at scale.
Background: The TCP Three-Way Handshake
The most commonly-used protocol on the Internet is TCP | the Transmission Control Protocol. Every time an email is sent or a web page is browsed, TCP is the protocol that is used to move data reliably between clients and servers. Port-mapping tools take advantage of a structural problem in TCP in order to determine what services are running on a system. Since the early days of TCP, port scanning has been used by attackers to locate vulnerable systems. Whenever a TCP client wants to communicate with a TCP server, the two parties perform what is called a TCP three-way handshake. The flawed design of this handshake is the foundation for port mapping tools, as during the handshake, the server leaks information about the availability of a service without checking the client’s authorization.
Figure 5 illustrates the sequence of TCP packets which are sent to establish a connection. The establishment of the connection works as follows: the host which wants to initiate a connection first sends out a TCP SYN (“synchronize”) packet. If the destination host accepts the connection request, it sends a SYN/ACK (“synchronize/acknowledge”) packet. After receiving a positive reply, the initiating host sends out an ACK (“acknowledge”) packet, which finalizes the TCP three-way handshake. This TCP three-way handshake allows an adversary to easily determine if some TCP service is offered at a given port by a host on the Internet: if the TCP port is closed, the server reacts differently to the TCP SYN packet (Figure 6), sending a RST (“reset”) packet instead of the SYN/ACK it would send were the port open. Thus, an adversary can easily map Internet services by considering the differences in the server’s replies in the packet flows depicted in Figure 5 and Figure 6 respectively.
The Authors
- Julian Kirsch is finishing his Master’s degree at the Technische Universität München, where he will soon join Prof. Eckert’s chair for computer security to pursue a doctorate degree. His research interests include reverse engineering and counter-espionage.
- Christian Grothoff is funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) under ENP GR 3688/1-1 until the end of August 2014. He is now moving from the Technische Universität at München to Inria Rennes, where he will start a research team in the area of secure decentralized networks. His research interests include compilers, programming languages, software engineering, networking and security.
- Monika Ermert is a freelancer for heise online and has written on DNS, DNS security and more issues for a many years.
- Jacob Appelbaum is an investigative journalist.
- Laura Poitras is a documentary film maker and journalist living in Berlin.
- Henrik Moltke is an investigative journalist.
The Enemy Online
In addition to simple port scans, GCHQ also downloads so-called banners and other readily available information (Figure 4). A banner is text sent by some applications when connecting to an associated port; this often indicates system and application information, including version and other information useful when looking for vulnerable services. Doing reconnaissance at the massive scale revealed in the documents demonstrates that the goal is to perform active collection and map vulnerable services ubiquitiously, not to go after specific targets.
By preparing for attacks against services offered via SSH and SNMP, the spy agency targets critical infrastructure such as systems used for network operations. As shown in the past with the penetration of Belgacom and Stellar, when an employee’s computer system or network credentials may be useful, those systems and people are targeted and attacked.
The database resulting from the scans is then shared with other spy agencies of the Five Eyes spying club (Figure 7), which includes the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. MAILORDER is described in the documents as a secure transport protocol used between the Five Eyes spy agencies to exchange collected data.
Every device a target
The process of scanning entire countries and looking for vulnerable network infrastructure to exploit is consistent with the meta-goal of “Mastering the Internet”, which is also the name of a GCHQ cable-tapping program: these spy agencies try to attack every possible system they can, presumably as it might provide access to further systems. Systems may be attacked simply because they might eventually create a path towards a valuable espionage target, even without actionable information indicating this will ever be the case.
Using this logic, every device is a target for colonization, as each successfully exploited target is theoretically useful as a means to infiltrating another possible target. Port scanning and downloading banners to identify which software is operating on the target system is merely the first step of the attack (Figure 8). Top secret documents from the NSA seen by Heise demonstrate that the involved spy agencies follow the common methodology of online organized crime (Figure 9): reconnaissance (Figure 10) is followed by infection (Figure 11), command and control (Figure 12), and exfiltration (Figure 13). The NSA presentation makes it clear that the agency embraces the mindset of criminals. In the slides, they discuss techniques and then show screenshots of their own tools to support this criminal process (Figure 14, 15 and 16).
Internet Colonization
The NSA is known to be interested in 0-day attacks, which are attacks exploiting largely unknown vulnerabilities for which no patch is available. Once an adversary armed with 0-day attacks has discovered that a vulnerable service is running on a system, defense becomes virtually impossible. Firewalls are unlikely to offer sufficient protection, whether because administrators need remote access or because spy agencies have already infiltrated the local network (siehe: Barton Gellman and Ashkan Soltani. Nsa infiltrates links to yahoo, google data centers worldwide, snowden documents say. The Washington Post, October 2013). Furthermore, adding additional equipment, such as firewalls administered via SNMP, into an internal network may also open up new vulnerabilities.
Figure 8 points to a particular role that HACIENDA plays in the spy club’s infrastructure, namely the expansion of their covert infrastructure. The top secret documents seen by Heise describe the LANDMARK program, a program by the Canadian spy agency CSEC which is used to expand covert infrastructure (Figure 17).
The covert infrastructure includes so-called Operational Relay Boxes (ORBs), which are used to hide the location of the attacker when the Five Eyes launch exploits against targets or steal data (Figure 18). Several times a year, the spy club tries to take control of as many machines as possible, as long as they are abroad. For example, in February 2010 twentyfour spies located over 3000 potential ORBs in a single work day (Figure 19). However, going over the port scan results provided by HACIENDA was considered too laborous (Figure 20), so they programmed their OLYMPIA system to automate the process (Figure 21). As a result, the spies brag that they can now locate vulnerable devices in a subnet in less than five minutes (Figure 22).
The Canadians are not the only ones using HACIENDA to locate machines to compromise and turn into ORBs. At GCHQ, the hunt for ORBs is organized as part of the MUGSHOT program (Figure 23). The GCHQ has also automated the process and claims significant improvements in accuracy due to the automation (Figure 24). Again the information obtained from HACIENDA plays a prominent role (Figure 25). A key point is that with MUGSHOT the GCHQ integrates results from active scans (HACIENDA) as well as passive monitoring (Figure 26), to “understand everything important about all machines on the Internet”.
Thus, system and network administrators now face the threat of industrial espionage, sabotage and human rights violations created by nation-state ad- versaries indiscriminately attacking network infrastructure and breaking into services. Such an adversary needs little reason for an attack beyond gaining access and is supported by a multi-billion dollar budget, immunity from prosecu- tion, and compelled collaboration by companies from Five Eyes countries. As a result, every system or network administrator needs to worry about protecting his system against this unprecedented threat level. In particular, citizens of countries outside of the Five Eyes have, as a result of these programs, greatly reduced security, privacy, integrity and resilience capabilities.
Spy agencies are using their powers to commandeer Internet systems for power projection. Their actions follow the standard template of cyber-criminal behav- ior, using reconnaissance through active and passive port scanning to identify potential victims. Given this serious threat, system administrators need to improve their defensive posture and, in particular, reduce the visibility of non- public services. Patching services does not help against 0-day attacks, and firewalls may not be applicable or suffcient. In the second part of our article, we will introduce another option for system administrators to make non-public system administration services less visible for reconnaissance operations. By standardizing such techniques, the Internet community may be able to dampen the ability of security services to master the Internet.
Knocking down the HACIENDA
In this article, we will describe a new port knocking variant that uses the nation-state adversary model, and thus offers some protections against the HACIENDA program, thereby possibly stopping the spy agencies at the reconnaissance stage.
While defending against undisclosed vulnerabilities in public services is rather difficult, minimizing one’s visible footprint and thus one’s attack surface for administrative services is much easier. Port knocking [9] is a well-known method for making TCP servers less visible on the Internet. The basic idea is to make a TCP server not respond (positively) to a TCP SYN request unless a particular “knock” packet has been received first. This can be helpful for security, as an attacker who cannot establish a TCP connection also cannot really attack the TCP server.
However, traditional port knocking techniques [10] generally do not consider a modern nation-state adversary. Specifically, port scans are not the only method an attacker may use to learn about the existence of a service; if the service is accessed via a network where the adversary is able to sniff the traffic, the adversary may observe the connection and thereby deduce the existence of a service. A nation-state attacker may even be able to observe all traffic from the TCP client and perform man-in-the-middle attacks on traffic originating from the client. In particular, with compromised routers in the infrastructure, it is possible to execute a man-in-the-middle attack to take over a TCP connection just after the initial TCP handshake has been completed. An advanced attacker in control of routers may also try to identify the use of insufficiently stealthy port knocks by detecting unusual patterns in network traffic. However, it may still be safe to assume this adversary does not flag a standard TCP handshake as suspicious, as this is way too common.
TCP Stealth
TCP Stealth is an IETF draft (Julian Kirsch, Christian Grothoff, Jacob Appelbaum, and Holger Kenn: Tcp stealth, August 2014. IETF draft) which describes an easily-deployed and stealthy port knocking variant. TCP Stealth embeds the authorization token in the TCP ISN, and enables applications to add payload protections. As a result, TCP Stealth is hard to detect on the network as the traffic is indistinguishable from an ordinary 3-way TCP handshake, and man-in-the-middle attacks as well as replay attacks are mitigated by the payload protections. TCP Stealth works with IPv4 and IPv6.
TCP Stealth is useful for any service with a user group that is so small that it is practical to share a passphrase with all members. Examples include administrative SSH or FTP access to servers, Tor Bridges, personal POP3/IMAP(S) servers and friend-to-friend Peer-to-Peer overlay networks. The easiest way to use TCP Stealth is with operating system support. TCP Stealth is available for Linux systems using the Knock patch (siehe: Julian Kirsch. Knock, August 2014).. For kernels that include this patch, TCP Stealth support can be added to applications via a simple setsockopt() call, or by pre-loading the libnockify shared library and setting the respective environment variables.
Installation
As the mainline Linux currently does not yet offer support for Knock, the kernel of the machine which should be using Knock needs to be patched. Patching the kernel is straightforward:
1. First, obtain the sources of the desired kernel version from https://www. kernel.org if you intend to use a vanilla running kernel. Note that many distributions make adaptations to the kernel and therefore provide custom kernel sources, so one might want to check for the customized kernel sources.
2. Once the kernel sources are available, download the appropriate Knock patch from https://gnunet.org/knock. Note that if you intend to run a kernel version which is not explicitly listed on the Knock website, the best option is to try out the patches of the closest version provided.
3. Change to the directory where the kernel sources reside (replace the <your-version>-part according to your selection of the kernel- and the patch-version) and apply the patches (you can f ind more information on how to apply and revert patches on the kernel source in the kernel.org archives):
$ cd linux-<your-version>/
~/linux $ patch -p1 < /path/to/knock/patch/tcp_stealth_<your-version>.diff
4. Get the configuration of the currently running kernel. There are two widely used methods which can be used interchangeably:
(a) Debianoids maintain a copy of the kernel configuration parameters in the /boot directory. You can copy the config to your current kernel sources using the following command:
~/linux $ cp /boot/config-$(uname -r) .config
(b) Many other distributions compile the kernel with the possibility to read the running kernel’s configuration from the /proc/ file system:
~/linux $ zcat /proc/config.gz > .config
(c) If none of the cases above applies for your distribution, you can try to use the default kernel configuration by entering
~/linux $ make defconfig
However, do not expect a convincing kernel to result from this in terms of performance and stability.
5. Choose the defaults for all configuration parameters which are not in your current configuration. A different kernel version might introduce new compile configuration options:
~/linux $ yes "" | make oldconfig
6. Enable Knock in your current configuration by selecting Networking Support > Networking Options > TCP/IP networking > TCP: Stealth TCP socket support in the inter-active menu:
~/linux $ make menuconfig
7. The kernel is now ready for compilation. Enter
~/linux $ make bzImage && make modules
to compile the kernel and all additional modules. Be prepared for the fact that this step can take a long time. If you have a machine with more than one processor core, you can adjust the number of build threads using the -j option to both make commands.
8. If compilation succeeds, install the new kernel and all modules. Afterwards, automatically create a new initramdisk for your newly compiled kernel. If you have sudo installed, enter
~/linux $ sudo make modules_install && sudo make install
otherwise enter the these commands into a root prompt leaving out both sudos.
9. Reboot the machine and instruct your boot manager to boot into the new kernel. You now have a Knock aware machine.
Enabling Knock Using LD PRELOAD
Knock can be used without having to modify the source code of the program. This can be useful in cases where the source code is not available or when inserting the needed libc calls is infeasible (for example due to restrictions imposed by the application logic).
In order to use Knock in existing applications, a dynamic library libknockify is provided. The basic usage of the libknockify shared object to enable Knock for program example program is as follows:
KNOCK_SECRET="shared secret"
KNOCK_INTLEN=42
LD_PRELOAD=./libknockify.so
./example_program
Afterwards, if the application example program communicates via TCP, libknockify will set the respective socket options to enable the use of Knock in the kernel. In the example, the shared secret is derived from the text “shared secret”, and the content integrity protection is limited to the first 42 bytes of payload in the TCP stream. If the KNOCK INTLEN variable is not set, content integrity protection is disabled.
Using TCP Stealth via setsockopt()
Application developers can integrate support for TCP Stealth directly into their code. This has the advantage that it is possible to control which TCP connections have TCP Stealth enabled, and it might further improve usability. To enable basic port knocking with a Knock-enabled kernel, the application only needs to perform a single setsockopt() call after creating the TCP socket:
char secret[64] = "This is my magic ID.";
setsockopt (sock, TCP_STEALTH, secret, sizeof (secret));
For content integrity protection, TCP clients need to additionally specify the first bytes of the payload that will be transmitted in a second setsockopt() call before invoking connect():
char payload[4] = "1234";
setsockopt(sock, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_STEALTH_INTEGRITY, payload, sizeof(payload));
connect (sock, ...);
write (sock, payload, sizeof (payload));
Servers expecting content integrity protection merely need a second setsockopt() call to specify the number of bytes that are expected to be protected by TCP Stealth:
int payload_len = 4;
setsockopt(sock, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_STEALTH_INTEGRITY_LEN,payload_len, sizeof(payload_len));
Limitations
Nowadays, most end-user devices access the Internet from behind a gateway router which performs network address translation (NAT). While TCP Stealth was designed to avoid the use of information that is commonly altered by NAT devices, some NAT devices modify TCP timestamps and ISNs and may thus interfere with the port knocking mechanism.
Table 1: Changes made to the ISN by middle-boxes dependent on the destination port as measured by Honda et al. (Michio Honda, Yoshifumi Nishida, Costin Raiciu, Adam Greenhalgh, Mark Handley, and Hideyuki Tokuda. Is it still possible to extend tcpß In Procee- dings of the 2011 ACM SIGCOMM Conference on Internet Measurement Conference, IMC ’11, pages 181{194, New York, NY, USA, 2011. ACM.)
Table 1 summarizes experiments by Honda et al. showing how common ISN modification by NAT devices is in practice. In terms of security, TCP Stealth is limited to the 32 bits of the TCP ISN field; hence, a persistent adversary may still succeed by luck or brute force. However, we believe that TCP Stealth will provide adequate protections against indiscriminate attackers performing untargeted attacks (such as HACIENDA). Moving administrative services to non-standard ports can further decrease the chance of accidental discovery by active port scanners.
While the use of integrity protection with TCP Stealth is technically optional, port knocking without integrity protections offers little security against an adversary that observes network traffic and hijacks connections after the initial TCP handshake. Thus, future network protocols should be designed to exchange key material at the beginning of the first TCP packet. Sadly, this is not the case for SSH, which instead exposes a banner with version information to an attacker well before the cryptographic handshake. Hence, design flaws in the SSH protocol currently require the use of an additional obfuscation patch [2] to effectively use TCP Stealth integrity protections with SSH.
Summary
Technical solutions such as TCP Stealth are one way for administrators to harden their systems by protecting internal TCP services against the attacks by criminals, be they private, commercially motivated or state parties. However, as Linus Neumann of the CCC recently stated in an OpEd for Heise, it may not be possible to win the race in the long run solely through technical means. Without the necessary political will to legally protect, promote and fund secure communication systems, this one-sided battle will continue | and users will lose. Neumann underlined that secure communication systems were possible, but that governments are much more concerned about loss of control than about hardened (and less controllable) networks. Much more political work lays ahead; however, operating system vendors and administrators can improve the situation today by deploying modern security solutions.
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Das HACIENDA-Programm
Das GCHQ-Programm mit dem Namen HACIENDA bewirbt in einer Präsentation aus dem Jahr 2009 Vollscans für insgesamt 27 Länder, verbunden mit dem Angebot: Wer ein anderes Land aufklären will, braucht nur eine E-Mail zu schicken. (Folie 3). Regeln für die Begutachtung oder notwendige Begründungen für eine solche Aktion finden sich in den Dokumenten nicht. Die Möglichkeit, ganze Länder zu scannen, ist keine wilde Fantasie: Neue Tools wie Zmap erlauben seit 2013 das Ausleuchten des gesamten IPv4-Adressraums weltweit in weniger als einer Stunde. Ein derart gezielter, massiver Einsatz der Scans durch den Staat macht daher jeden einzelnen Server zu einem Ziel staatlicher Computersaboteure.
Auf der Liste der Dienste – und entsprechend Ports – die angegriffen wurden, finden sich allgemeine öffentliche Dienste wie das Webprotokoll (HTTP) oder Dateitransferprotokoll (FTP) ebenso wie Werkzeuge, die üblicherweise von Netzwerkadministratoren eingesetzt werden, etwa das Secure Shell Protokoll (SSH) oder das Simple Network Management Protokoll (SNMP). Da in der Zwischenzeit veröffentlichte Werkzeuge wie Zmap es fast jedermann erlauben, umfangreiche Scans durchzuführen, ist es nicht so sehr die eingesetzte Technik, die schockiert, sondern deren massive, praktisch lückenlose Ausnutzung gegen beliebige Systeme und potentiell alle Nutzer im Netz.
Die Funktionsweise von Portscannern sowie die Erkenntnisse, die durch deren Einsatz gewonnen werden können, führen vor Augen, was der großflächige Einsatz von Portscannern durch Staaten zur Folge hat.
Hintergrund: Der TCP Three-Way Handshake
Die Autoren:
- Julian Kirsch schließt gerade seinen Master an der Technischen Universität München ab und wird dort künftig am Lehrstuhl für Computersicherheit von Professor Eckert promovieren. Seine Forschungsinteressen sind unter anderem Reverse Engineering und Spionageabwehr.
- Christian Grothoff wird noch bis Ende August von der Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) im Rahmen des Emmy-Noether Programms unter dem Kennzeichen ENP GR 3688/1-1 gefördert. Er zieht dann von der Technische Universität München nach Inria Rennes, wo er eine Forschungsgruppe im Bereich sicherer dezentralisierter Netzwerke aufbauen wird. Seine Forschungsinteressen beinhalten den Bau von Kompilern, Programmiersprachen, Software Engineering, Netzwerke und Sicherheit.
- Monika Ermert ist freie Journalistin und berichtet für heise online seit vielen Jahren über DNS, DNS-Sicherheit und andere Themen.
- Jacob Appelbaum arbeitet als investigativer Journalist.
- Laura Poitras ist Dokumentarfilmemacherin und Journalistin und lebt in Berlin
- Henrik Moltke arbeitet als investigativer Journalist.
TCP, das Transmission Control Protokoll, ist das am weitesten verbreitete Protokoll im Netz. Jedes Mal, wenn eine Mail verschickt oder eine Webseite aufgerufen wird, sorgt TCP für die verlässliche Übertragung der Datenpakete zwischen Clients und Servern. Portscanner machen sich ein strukturelles Problem von TCP zunutze, um zu bestimmen, welche Dienste auf einem System aktiv sind. Seit Urzeiten werden die Scans daher von Angreifern genutzt, um verwundbare Server zu finden. Einer Kommunikation von TCP-Client und -Server geht immer ein so genannter Three-way-handshake voraus. Ein Fehler im Design dieses “Händedrucks” der beiden Server erlaubt das Portscanning überhaupt. Denn der Server gibt dabei immer preis, ob ein bestimmter Dienst verfügbar ist, ohne vorab zu prüfen, ob der anfragende Client überhaupt autorisiert ist, auf den Dienst zuzugreifen.
Die Grafik 5 in der Bilderstrecke illustriert, wie eine TCP-Verbindung zustande kommt. Erst sendet der Host, der eine Verbindung herstellen will, ein TCP SYN Paket. Der Zielserver antwortet mit SYN/ACK, wenn er die Anfrage akzeptiert. Mit einem weiteren ACK-Segment komplettiert der anfragende Host den Three-Way-Handshake, der Verbindungsaufbau ist abgeschlossen. Genau dieser Handshake erlaubt es einem Angreifer festzustellen, ob TCP-Dienste über die jeweiligen Ports angeboten werden: ist der TCP Port geschlossen, reagiert der Server mit einem RST-Paket (“reset”) auf das erste SYN Paket (Grafik 6 in der Bilderstrecke). Für den Angreifer ist es ein Leichtes, die vorhandenen Internetdienste zu kartieren, indem er die unterschiedlichen Serverantworten im Strom der Pakete berücksichtigt. (Vergleiche Grafik 5 und Grafik 6)
Der Feind im Netz
Das GCHQ macht, wie aus ihrer Präsentation von HACIENDA ersichtlich wird, nicht nur einfache Portscans, es greift auch Banner und andere verfügbare Informationen ab (Folie 4). Ein Banner ist dabei eine Nachricht, die von einer Serverapplikation standardmäßig an jeden sich verbindenden Client gesendet wird. Dabei werden oftmals detaillierte Informationen über das System und die an den Port gebundene Applikation (wie zum Beispiel Versionsnummern) übertragen. Dieses Wissen erleichtert anschließend das gezielte Ausnutzen von Schwachstellen.
Das breit angelegte Ausspähen verschiedenster Dienste, samt der verfügbaren Dienstinformationen über das gesamte Netz hinweg, zeigt, dass das Ziel die aktive Kartierung und Sammlung verletzlicher Systeme weltweit ist und nicht etwa Aufklärung zu bestimmten Zielsystemen oder Personen. Mit der Vorbereitung von Attacken auf Dienste, auf die mittels SSH oder SNMP zugegriffen wird, greifen die Spione kritische Infrastrukturen an, wie zum Beispiel die für die Netzwerkbetrieb notwendigen Systeme.
Das Eindringen in das System des belgischen Netzbetreibers Belgacom und das des deutschen Satellitennetzwerkbetreibers Stellar hat in der Vergangenheit gezeigt, dass, wenn Systeme von Mitarbeitern oder deren Zugangsdaten auch nur indirekt nützlich sein könnten, diese Systeme und Menschen Opfer von Angriffen werden.
Die aus den Scans hervorgegangene Datenbank wird dann im Klub der Five- Eyes-Spione verteilt, zu dem das Vereinigte Königreich, die USA, Kanada, Australien und Neuseeland gehören. Das in der Folie erwähnte Programm MAILORDER ist ein internes Transportprotokoll, mit dem der Spionageclub Daten untereinander austauscht. Inwieweit die Five Eyes auch anderen “Partnern” Zugriff auf die HACIENDA-Daten gewährt haben, ist eine noch offene Frage.
Jedes Gerät ein Ziel
Das Scannen der Server ganzer Länder und die Suche nach verwundbaren Stellen in der Infrastruktur der Netze folgt letztlich konsequent dem Ziel der “Beherrschung des Internet”, einem von der GCHQ koordinierten Programm zum Abhören von Netzwerkverbindungen: Die Geheimdienste attackieren jedes nur mögliche System, vermutlich allein deshalb, weil es Zugang zu weiteren Systemen eröffnen kann. Denn möglicherweise öffnet sich ja dabei irgendwo der Pfad zu einem wertvollen Zielobjekt. Nach dieser Logik ist jedes Gerät ein interessantes Ziel für die Aufklärung – und für eine mögliche feindliche Übernahme. Denn jedes kompromittierte Gerät kann ja theoretisch ein Bindeglied in der Kette zum Zielobjekt sein.
Die Portscans und das Herunterladen von Bannern zur Identifizierung, welche Software auf dem ausgespähten System läuft, ist nur der erste Schritt des Angriffs (Folie 8). Eine streng geheime Präsentation der National Security Agency (NSA), die heise online vorliegt, illustriert das Gesamtkonzept (Folie 10). Die Spione folgen dabei den genau so auch vom organisierten Online-Verbrechen angewandten Methoden: der Ausspähung (Folie 10) folgt die Kompromittierung (Folie 11) und Übernahme des Systems (Folie 12) und der Diebstahl von Daten (Folie 13). In der NSA-Darstellung wird klar, dass staatliche Computersaboteure sich dieses kriminelle Vorgehen zu eigen machen: Erst diskutieren sie das Ausspionieren und Einbrechen in die Systeme als “hacking” und dann führen sie ihre eigenen Werkzeuge dafür vor. (Folie 14, 15 und 16).
Die Kolonialisierung des Internet
Es ist mittlerweile bekannt, dass die NSA sich sehr für sogenannte 0-Day-Angriffe interessiert, Schwachstellen in Software, die noch unbekannt sind und für die es daher noch keinen Patch gibt. Sobald ein mit dem Wissen über eine solche 0-Day-Attacke ausgerüsteter Angreifer einen verwundbaren Dienst auf einem Server findet, ist dieser eine leichte Beute. Firewalls bieten kaum ausreichenden Schutz, sei es, weil der Administrator selbst per Fernzugriff wartet, oder weil die staatlichen Schnüffler längst innerhalb des Netzwerkes agieren (siehe: Barton Gellman and Ashkan Soltani. Nsa infiltrates links to yahoo, google data centers worldwide, documents say. The Washington Post, October 2013). Neue Hardware, wie zum Beispiel über SNMP konfigurierte Firewalls, ins eigene Netz zu integrieren, könnte darüber hinaus auch neue Lücken aufreißen.
Folie 8 weist auf eine besondere Rolle hin, die HACIENDA in der Überwachungsinfrastruktur spielt. Die heise online vorliegenden, streng geheimen Dokumente beschreiben das LANDMARK-Programm, welches vom kanadischen Geheimdienst CSEC zur Expansion verdeckter Infrastruktur (Folie 17) betrieben wird. Die verdeckte Infrastruktur besteht aus sogenannten Operational Relay Boxes (ORBs), die verwendet werden, um den tatsächlichen Aufenthaltsort eines Angreifers zu verschleiern, wenn die Five Eyes Exploits gegen Ziele einsetzen oder Daten stehlen (Folie 18).
Mehrmals im Jahr versucht der Spionageclub, Kontrolle über so viele Maschinen wie möglich zu erlangen. Hauptsächliches Entscheidungskriterium ist dabei nur, dass sich das Ziel im Ausland befindet. So waren beispielsweise im Februar 2010 vierundzwanzig Spione an nur einem einzigen Arbeitstag in der Lage, über 3000 potenzielle ORBs zu lokalisieren. Dennoch war die Arbeit, die von HACIENDA gelieferten Ergebnisse manuell auszuwerten, zu mühsam, weshalb das OLYMPIA-System programmiert wurde, das den Prozess automatisiert (Folie 21). Die Spione prahlen damit, dass mithilfe von OLYMPIA verwundbare Geräte innerhalb eines zu spezifizierenden Subnetzes in weniger als fünf Minuten gefunden werden können (Folie 22).
Allerdings sind die Kanadier nicht die Einzigen, die mithilfe von HACIENDA Maschinen suchen, die kompromittiert und in ORBs verwandelt werden können. Beim GCHQ ist die Jagd nach ORBs als Teil des MUGSHOT-Programms organisiert (Folie 23). Dort hat man den Prozess ebenfalls automatisiert und eine signifikante Verbesserung der Genauigkeit erreicht, wie auf den Folien behauptet wird (Folie 24). Abermals spielen dafür die Informationen, welche HACIENDA liefert, eine große Rolle. Ein zentraler Punkt ist, dass das GCHQ mithilfe von MUGSHOT Ergebnisse aktiver Scans (HACIENDA) und passiver Überwachung kombiniert (Folie 26).
Kontrollverlust
Der Angreifer Staat bereitet durch die willkürlichen Attacken der Industriespionage, der Sabotage und auch Menschenrechtsverletzungen den Boden. Ihm reicht die Aussicht auf den Zugriff als Grund für sein Tun. Ein milliardenschweres Budget, Straffreiheit für Agenten und die Rekrutierung von Netzbetreibern, die zur Mitarbeit gezwungen werden, befördern die Entwicklung. Netzwerk- und Systemadministratoren fällt es zu, sich gegen einen nie da gewesenen Grad der Bedrohung abzusichern. Bürger außerhalb der Five-Eye-Länder müssen mit erheblich verringerten Standard an Sicherheit, Vertraulichkeit, Integrität und Robustheit in den Netzen leben.
Geheimdienste nutzen ihre Fähigkeiten Systeme im Internet zu übernehmen um ihre Macht auszudehnen. Ihre Aktivitäten folgen den typischen Mustern von Cyber-Kriminellen, die Portscans nutzen, um potenzielle Opfer zu identifizieren. Für Systemadministratoren heißt es angesichts des Bedrohungsszenarios, dass sie ihre Abwehr stärken und vor allem die Sichtbarkeit nicht-öffentlicher Server verringern müssen. Dienste mit Patches nachzurüsten, schützt nicht gegen die 0-Day-Exploits, und Firewalls sind kein ausreichender Schutz. Wir stellen daher eine Option für Systemadministratoren vor,