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Wladyslaw Kazimierz Mastalerz (born November 20, 1894 in Czeladz , according to another version of Sosnowicach / Sosnowiec [1] - died. September 1, 1939 at Krojantami ) - Polish military commander of the 18th Pomeranian Cavalry Regiment . |
Wladyslaw Kazimierz Mastalerz (born November 20, 1894 in Czeladz , according to another version of Sosnowicach / Sosnowiec [1] - died. September 1, 1939 at Krojantami ) - Polish military commander of the 18th Pomeranian Cavalry Regiment . |
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He was the son of John Mastalerz (1858-1947), train driver, and nee Dobke Sophia (1875-1937) [2] . He attended high school in the Polish Gustav Kośmińskiego Czestochowa [3] . He belonged to the National Youth Organisation of Secondary Schools and the |
He was the son of John Mastalerz (1858-1947), train driver, and nee Dobke Sophia (1875-1937) [2] . He attended high school in the Polish Gustav Kośmińskiego Czestochowa [3] . He belonged to the National Youth Organisation of Secondary Schools and the O[[File:Kazimierz Mastalerz.jpg |
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]]rganization of the Polish Youth "Future" (PET). In September 1912 he co-founded the scout team. W. Łukasińskiego, which consisted of members of the National Youth Organisation Zarzewiackiej, he was in it zastępowego function. At the end of 1912, as a student of class VII, was arrested by the Russians and taken into custody in Czestochowa. After his release he moved to Warsaw, where he attended the school. Fearing re-arrest, he moved to Lviv , and there continued his studies at Matura courses. In 1914, by the matriculation examination. During this period he was a member of the Polish Rifle Teams. |
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From 1914 he served in a Squadron 1st Regiment of Cavalry of the First Brigade of the Polish Legions . After the oath crisis from July 1917 to 1918 he was interned in Szczypiorno near Kalisz, then in Lomza . From November 1918 he served in a Cavalry Regiment . He participated in the defense of Lwow, then in the Polish-Bolshevik War. In April 1919 he was appointed second lieutenant, and in August 1920 he was promoted to lieutenant and captain. In 1920 he fought on the front of the Lithuanian-Belarusian. |
From 1914 he served in a Squadron 1st Regiment of Cavalry of the First Brigade of the Polish Legions . After the oath crisis from July 1917 to 1918 he was interned in Szczypiorno near Kalisz, then in Lomza . From November 1918 he served in a Cavalry Regiment . He participated in the defense of Lwow, then in the Polish-Bolshevik War. In April 1919 he was appointed second lieutenant, and in August 1920 he was promoted to lieutenant and captain. In 1920 he fought on the front of the Lithuanian-Belarusian. |
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Wladyslaw Kazimierz Mastalerz (born November 20, 1894 in Czeladz , according to another version of Sosnowicach / Sosnowiec [1] - died. September 1, 1939 at Krojantami ) - Polish military commander of the 18th Pomeranian Cavalry Regiment .
He was the son of John Mastalerz (1858-1947), train driver, and nee Dobke Sophia (1875-1937) [2] . He attended high school in the Polish Gustav Kośmińskiego Czestochowa [3] . He belonged to the National Youth Organisation of Secondary Schools and the O[[File:Kazimierz Mastalerz.jpg ]]rganization of the Polish Youth "Future" (PET). In September 1912 he co-founded the scout team. W. Łukasińskiego, which consisted of members of the National Youth Organisation Zarzewiackiej, he was in it zastępowego function. At the end of 1912, as a student of class VII, was arrested by the Russians and taken into custody in Czestochowa. After his release he moved to Warsaw, where he attended the school. Fearing re-arrest, he moved to Lviv , and there continued his studies at Matura courses. In 1914, by the matriculation examination. During this period he was a member of the Polish Rifle Teams.
From 1914 he served in a Squadron 1st Regiment of Cavalry of the First Brigade of the Polish Legions . After the oath crisis from July 1917 to 1918 he was interned in Szczypiorno near Kalisz, then in Lomza . From November 1918 he served in a Cavalry Regiment . He participated in the defense of Lwow, then in the Polish-Bolshevik War. In April 1919 he was appointed second lieutenant, and in August 1920 he was promoted to lieutenant and captain. In 1920 he fought on the front of the Lithuanian-Belarusian.
In 1925-1926 he served in Korusie Border Protection , in May 1926 was promoted to the rank of Major. In 1926-1930 he served again in the 1st Regiment of Cavalry . In 1930 he was appointed lieutenant colonel. In March 1930 in Cracow, Mastalerz took command of the 8 Cavalry Regiment. Prince Jozef Poniatowski , he held this position until 1939. In 1934, promoted to colonel. On 1 August 1939 he was appointed to command the 18th Pomeranian Cavalry Regiment , which was part of the Pomeranian Cavalry Brigade .
September 1, 1939 decided, on the counterattacks on retreating from the region Chojnice German units in a pattern horse. This plan seemed Cydzikowi lieutenant, who had a check in the decision of Colonel -General Thunder Skotnickiemu , so incredible that he thought that I heard right. Colonel Mastalerz replied: "No I will teach you, young man, as it carries out the orders impossible! Last check-General: Arrange a blow to the pattern horse!" Colonel Mastalerz, he took command of squadrons and broke into a charge. He fell in the first minute, cut a series of machine gun tank [4] .
He was buried at the cemetery in Chojnice Street. Ecclesiastical (cantonment No 5). Symbolic inscription is on the family tomb Mastalerzów, in the section 2, row II, the tomb of the 7th Was named after one of the streets of Wroclaw, Grudziądz and Chojnice. Married with Janina nee Krępska had no children.
Decorated
Double-Cross of Military Virtue: 5 class (1920), 4 class (1939-posthumously), Independence Cross, Cross of Valour (3-fold) 7 December 1927 he was awarded the Silver Cross of Merit [5] , Gold Cross of Merit (1937).
Bibliography [ edit ]
"Spheres of Czestochowa Cemetery," by Julius Sętowski PSB, Vol XX (S. Poreba); Knights of the Military Virtue, Volume III (1939), part I (B. Polak) s. 1979-1980 (Here erroneously recorded Masztalerz);
Book of Polish soldiers, t. I, p. 458; The list of losses WP 1918-1920, p. 544 (regarding his brother John); "Independence" 1958, Vol VI, s.117; "World School" 1928, No. 7 page 6 (for the brother of John); "Land of Czestochowa," Vol XXVI, 1999 (J. Sętowski), s. 19.20; Footnotes ↑ Zbigniew Otremba Grudziądz. Chronicle the history of the city , ed. Regnum, Gdańsk 1999, p. 44 ↑ Mastalerzów family information and photographs of Czestochowa in their possession ↑ Arch. Countries. Czestochowa, Czestochowa township records, 27 / 8 t.II k. 1425.1426, G. Kośmińskiego School ↑ Marian Romeyko, Memories of Wieniawa and Roman times , p. 133 ↑ MP 1927, No. 283, item. 779
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