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The following ship manifests provide listings of returning Haller's Army soldiers to the US in the 1920s.<br> SS Antigone (from Danzig - April 18, 1920) <br> SS Latvia (August 17, 1922) <br> SS Pochontas (from Danzig - June 16, 1920) <br> SS Princess Matokia (from Danzig - May 23, 1920) | The following ship manifests provide listings of returning Haller's Army soldiers to the US in the 1920s.<br> SS Antigone (from Danzig - April 18, 1920) <br> SS Latvia (August 17, 1922) <br> SS Pochontas (from Danzig - June 16, 1920) <br> SS Princess Matokia (from Danzig - May 23, 1920) | ||
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=== PGSA, PMA and the Haller’s Army Records === | === PGSA, PMA and the Haller’s Army Records === | ||
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For a number of years now, the Haller’s index has been available on the PGSA website. The index enables individuals to determine the existence of a file and then visit the library and request a copy or order one by mail. Even though the forms are relatively simple, a translation guide is also available on the PGSA website by searching “Haller’s Army translations”. PGSA welcomes you to visit the website and look for family members who may have been a part of Haller’s Army. | For a number of years now, the Haller’s index has been available on the PGSA website. The index enables individuals to determine the existence of a file and then visit the library and request a copy or order one by mail. Even though the forms are relatively simple, a translation guide is also available on the PGSA website by searching “Haller’s Army translations”. PGSA welcomes you to visit the website and look for family members who may have been a part of Haller’s Army. | ||
Source: Lindberg Rosalie submitted 'Haller's Army' 4 January 2011 to Sonja Nishimoto in the Famly History Library 35 N. W. Temple Street Salt Lake City, Utah the international floor | Source: Lindberg Rosalie submitted 'Haller's Army' 4 January 2011 to Sonja Nishimoto in the Famly History Library 35 N. W. Temple Street Salt Lake City, Utah the international floor transcribed into FamilySearch Research Wiki. | ||
Credits: Recruitment poster for the Polish Army in France by the graphic artist, W. Benda. Image used with permission of the Polish Museum of America, Jan Lorys, Curator. | Credits: Recruitment poster for the Polish Army in France by the graphic artist, W. Benda. Image used with permission of the Polish Museum of America, Jan Lorys, Curator. | ||