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Name: Janina Jadwiga Kalinowska
Sex: F
Birth: 2 Dec 1920 in Miedzna, near: Wegrow, Poland ²
Death: 10 Aug 2004 in Warszawa (Warsaw), Poland ³
Burial: Northern Cemetery (Cmentarz Polnocny), Warsaw, Poland. ⁴
Person Id: I20
Tree Id: 614979

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Parents

Father:

Jozef Marian Kalinowski: Birth: 28 Jan 1895 in Miedzna, near: Wegrow, Poland, Russia (now Poland). Death: 27 Feb 1966 in Miedzna, near: Wegrow, Poland

Mother:

Wladyslawa Oltusek: Birth: 13 Sep 1897 in Miedzna, near: Wegrow, Poland, Russia (now Poland). Death: 7 Jan 1983 in Miedzna, near: Wegrow, Poland

Family
Marriage:

Married: Edward Tarnowski on 29 Sep 1940 at Miedzna, near: Wegrow, Poland.^{5 6}
Edward Tarnowski: Birth: 7 Sep 1916 in Czuryly, near: Zbuczyn, near: Siedlce, Poland, Russia (now Poland). Death: ABT 1944 in Warszawa (Warsaw), Poland

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Family
Marriage:

Married: Mieczyslaw Glanc on 26 Aug 1950 at Warszawa (Warsaw), Poland.⁷
Mieczyslaw Glanc: Birth: 1 Dec 1923 in Lagiewniki, near: Kruszwica, near: Inowroclaw, Poland. Death: 31 Dec 1991 in Warszawa (Warsaw), Poland

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Sources

1.	Title: Civil register of births for Miedzna Civil register of deaths for Warsaw Gravestones on the Northern Cemetery in Warsaw Okreg Siedlecki 1942-1944. Z walk PPR, GL i AL. Note: Note that the inscriptions on gravestones typically do not contain information on the place o Text written in Polish. Contains essays of people living in the times of the military action Publication: Inscriptions on gravestones on the Northern Cemetery (Cmentarz Pólnocny) in Warsaw, Poland. Text written in Polish. Wydawnictwo Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej, Warszawa 1977 Wydawnictwo Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej, Warszawa 1977 Source: S8 Author: Civil register office (USC) Miedzna Civil Register Office (USC) in Warsaw undefined undefined Address: (Urzad Stanu Cywilnego Miedzna) ul. 11 Listopada 4 07-106 Miedzna Poland (Urzad Stanu Cywilnego m.st. Warszawy) ul. Falecka 10 02-547 Warszawa Poland (Cmentarz Pólnocny w Warszawie) Wólka Weglowa, Warsaw Poland E-mail address: botev@botev.pl Phone: +48 (25) 691-83-26 Givenname: USC Miedzna USC m. st. Warszawy Northern Cemetery in Warsaw Radoslaw Botev RepositoryId: REPO5 REPO15 REPO16 REPO7 Name: USC Miedzna USC m. st. Warszawy Northern Cemetery in Warsaw Radoslaw Botev Note continued: f death. For older generations, the place of last residence or the place of birth has been assumed as death place - in instances, where the inscription is the only source available, such assumptions have been marked as unverified. For newer generations, no place of death is given in such cases, as it is more likely that the persons died in a hospital outside the place of residence. s of Polish forces in WWII in the region of Siedlce. The source also contains some biographical data of people who died in the heat of war in that area. Published in 1977.
2.	Page: 166/1920 Source: S6
3.	Page: III/3137/2004 Source: S7
4.	Source: S18
5.	Page: 447 Source: S8
6.	Title: Okreg Siedlecki 1942-1944. Z walk PPR, GL i AL. Civil register of marriages for Miedzna Page: 29/1940 Note: Text written in Polish. Contains essays of people living in the times of the military action Publication: Wydawnictwo Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej, Warszawa 1977 undefined undefined Source: S50 Author: Civil register office (USC) Miedzna RepositoryId: REPO7 REPO5 Name: Radoslaw Botev USC Miedzna Address: E-mail address: botev@botev.pl (Urzad Stanu Cywilnego Miedzna) ul. 11 Listopada 4 07-106 Miedzna Poland Givenname: Radoslaw Botev USC Miedzna Phone: +48 (25) 691-83-26 Note continued: s of Polish forces in WWII in the region of Siedlce. The source also contains some biographical data of people who died in the heat of war in that area. Published in 1977.
7.	Title: Civil register of marriages for Warszawa-Mokotów Page: V/914/1950 Note: Now reposited in the Civil Register Office of the capital city of Warsaw (USC m.st. Warszawy) Source: S25 Author: Civil Register Office (USC) in Warsaw-Mokotów RepositoryId: REPO15 Name: USC m. st. Warszawy Address: (Urzad Stanu Cywilnego m.st. Warszawy) ul. Falecka 10 02-547 Warszawa Poland Givenname: USC m. st. Warszawy Note continued: .

Notes

Continued: BIOGRAPHY: Born in the small town of Miedzna, today in east-central Poland, she was a farmer's child. In the pre-war time she was a Communist activist and met her first husband Edward Tarnowski when preparing the defenses in the first days of WWII. She married him in 1940 and soon bore a son in Przezdziatka in the district of Sokolów Podlaski. When the Gestapo came to arrest Edward, she left their son at her parents in Miedzna and joined her husband at organizing many successful guerrila raids. At the end of World War II, her husband was murdered in the Pawiak Prison in Warsaw. Poor living conditions in Miedzna after the war made her move to Warsaw, where she subsequently worked in a confectionary. Later, thanks to her background in the Army, she started a carrier in the Ministry for Domestic Affairs, finally reaching the posision of the department chief and being awarded the rank of Lt. Colonel. It was in the Ministery for Domestic Affairs, where she met her second husband Mieczyslaw Glanc. See also the notes for her husbad Edward Tarnowski.

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