A Polish Anti-Communist Propaganda Poster By Catholic Priest Edward Kosibowicz certificate_of_authenticity Canadian Field Artillery when he

Canadian Field Artillery when he died of his wounds on June 5

It was the testimony of survivor Private First Class Eugene Nielsen that convinced the United States military to embark on a campaign to save the POWs in the Philippines in 1945

Accompanied by copies of his Service Records and Discharge Certificate

Early in the new year

A Polish Anti-Communist Propaganda Poster By Catholic Priest Edward Kosibowicz certificate_of_authenticity Canadian Field Artillery when heA Polish anti Communist propaganda poster, measuring 309x209mm, near mint condition. The first line states the author, E. Kosibowicz, underneath is a general headline, followed by the text. On the back there is a bilingual stamp (German and Polish). The author of the poster is Edward Kosibowicz (18951944), a Polish Jesuit and Catholic priest. During the 1930s, Kosibowicz was outspokenly anti communist and even favoured the idea of German or Italian