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Auxiliary Women's Military Service in the USSR (1941-1945)

PUBLISHED
HISTORICAL
emergency

Record Information

Country

Poland

Code: PL

Organization

EMERGENCY SERVICES

EMERGENCY

Period

Czechoslovakia (1918-1939)

1918 - 1939

Insignia Type

EMERGENCY

Record Details
Created
6/10/2026
Last Updated
6/10/2026
Record ID
817d953c...

Summary

Pomocnicza służba wojskowa kobiet w ZSRR (PSWK)

Detailed Description

Republic of Poland

Auxiliary Women's Military Service in the USSR - Health Service

Pomocnicza służba wojskowa kobiet w ZSRR (PSWK)

1941 - 1945

  • lekarka

    doctor (female)

  • pielęgniarka

    nurse

  • sanitariuszka

    medic (female paramedic/orderly)

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