• Nadia and Anatol Kuzniec and their two children have been living in Warsaw since June this year. They got the premises from the city as a family of repatriates from Kazakhstan
• – My parents have described at every step that I am Polish. They were proud of it. They said that I also have the Polish language in my blood. They taught me at home, but also send messages for extra-curricular activities – I recall Nadia
• When he gave us the data for the apartment, she couldn’t believe it. It was induced. Appropriation, that it is limited, that by settling in Poland, I fulfill the dreams of our ancestors – excluding people from
• This year’s Christmas will be special for them. Because they will spend it in Poland for the first time. In addition, Nadia meets her entire family for the first time in a long time
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A small apartment in the second block of the block. From the window there is a view of Bródno in Warsaw. In one of the rooms there are colorful toys, children’s beds and furniture. In the second table, chairs, a couch. Decorated modestly, but clean and cozy. You can see that the tenants have recently moved in.

To the young couple, Nadia and Anatol Kuznets, together with their two young children. Until here we meet them just before Christmas. They received the keys to the apartment six months ago.

Displaced for reasons

Nadia Kuznetsova was born in the north of Kazakhstan, in the new steps Pietropawłowska. In the tenth region, in 1936, the team was deported, for reasons, elections, grandparents. Polish people. On her mother’s side – Bronisław and Józef Święcicki, on her father’s side – Jan and Adela Mołodowski. At that time, they lived in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and, just as their compatriots had been bought, they fell victim to the Soviet services of “cleaning” border activities from “unreliable articles”.

It is estimated that in the fall of 1936, about 70,000 people were deported from here to Kazakhstan. people, of which most of the statutory power of a given Field. Compulsory deportations to be transported in the Soviet Union are to be of a high level, a high level, the authority of which, for various reasons, should have an influence. When Poles live in border areas, they contacted relatives they often meet in the territory of the Second Polish Republic, and the fact that they were there appeared in this case. The result was precisely the mass deportations.

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Parents, Wiktor and Walentynscy, that is Nadia, and actually also a higher level of Poles displaced by them, lived in Kazakhstan. it is just like herself. – after all, in various countries they did not favor our family of nations. From childhood, my parents instilled in me and my sisters who we are, where we come from, who our ancestors were. And that I mentioned my homeland is Poland – Nadia.

“They said that the Polish language is in my blood”

Nasad reached the point that once, when people were with the authorities, they could only speak Russian, children and parents, parents, and parents only spoke Polish at home. But they did it regularly so as not to forget their native language. Then they instilled it in her as well.

– My parents always said that we have Polish blood. They emphasized at every step that I am Polish. They were proud of it. They said that I also have the Polish language in my blood. Therefore, it cannot be that I do not know him. So I went to extra-curricular activities. Besides, teachers from Poland were coming to the school and they also taught me. It gave me a lot – underlining Nadia.

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Her parents always dreamed of living in Poland. They also instilled a desire to return to their homeland in their children. In 1995, Nadia’s older sister came to Poland to study. I’ve already been. She lives in Lublin. Seven years later, her second sister also moved to the country on the Vistula. She, in turn, currently lives with her family in Gdańsk. Nadia was with her parents. She visited her sisters several times, but she continued to live in Kazakhstan. Highly deformed dam.

Nadia always wanted to be a doctor. So she went to study medicine in Karaganda. It is a city with a population of half a million, located over 700 km south of Pietropawłowska and over 200 from the capital of the state, Nur-Sultan (formerly Astana). Interestingly, Karaganda is also the seat of the Union of Poles in Kazakhstan.

“I measured the control that I was fulfilling the dreams of our ancestors”

In college, in 2010, she met her panago husband. Anatoly Kuznetsov is Russian, but he also has ancestors from other nationalities in his family. The young people liked each other right away. They fell in love and got married in 2015. Three years later, their first child, Daniel, was born.

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Nadia fulfilled her professional plans – management boards. She continued to work at Karaganda Medical University as an Injury Assistant and as doctors at a state hospital. Anatol is a surgeon. Later, he was also employed in a regional and state hospital. He knew that Nadia wanted to reach Poland. They started trying to get it. As they emphasize, they were helped by, inter alia, establishment of the Polish Community association.

– I was repatriated, just like my parents, and we started to apply for various communes. Years later, the company succeeded. My parents ended up in Lublin, where my older sister was. My positive answer from Warsaw. We came to Poland at the end of June this year. When we got the keys to the apartment it was hard to believe. It was induced. Especially that it is limited, because in this way we fulfill the dreams of our ancestors – says Nadia.

For the first such holidays in 27 years

When they moved, it comes second. Two months ago, in Poland, another son was born – Leon. Meanwhile, Daniel has been attending a kindergarten in Warsaw since September. – He learns very quickly. He already knows so many words in Polish that we are surprised ourselves – we say parents.

Our clients emphasize that they like everything in Poland. They feel this is their place on Earth. although we have yet to do. First of all, they would like to act as soon as possible in the educated health service, in the health service.

– We know the places that there is a chance for them. The original documents concerning our education took only quite a long time. You know, procedures always drag on. But we’re hopeful. We submit the relevant documents to the Ministry of Health and we count on good news – they smile.

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Nadia and Anatol Kuzniec with their (2) son Leon

Now it’s Christmas time. It will be their first Christmas in Poland. But there is also something more.

– I’ve been using so much lately that the family has been tainted recently. It’s hard to believe, but the first one and the last 27 years in which we meet in such a group – my parents, my two sisters and me. The last time we celebrated this was in 1994. It all sounds like a fairy tale. I am happy to be in Poland with my beloved husband and children. I know we can handle it. My dreams came true – she emphasizes.

Over 100 families of repatriates in Warsaw

The forges are around who have repatriates with them. Up to a total of 20 people. They lived in various districts of the capital. Every year, a city that helps to establish a new Polish one and their descendants, which as a result of deportation and a different source of origin, roots or roots never generate settlements in Poland.

As part of the capital’s repatriation policy, the Mayor of Warsaw is invited to settle in the city by 10 am every year. Next year you get 12 families.

– Repatriates that a dwelling from the resources of the capital city Warsaw, adequate to the needs of the family, financial resources for the equipment and ongoing maintenance for 24 months. Candidates interested in living in the capital as part of repatriation Requirements are to the office of the Capital City of Warsaw application for an invitation to repatriate. It examines and gives opinions on a special commission, the final decision concerning the president – translate Wojciech Śmiech, head of the Marketing Office of the Capital City of Warsaw Of Warsaw.

Due to the fact that you have time to ensure presence, the invitation to the invitation is made. From 2007 to today, the Capital City of Warsaw issued 138 invitations to the repatriate families. As of today, 115 such families have settled in the capital under this procedure.

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