Polsih Pin: Identification Help
This is a pin I found in my late father's collection of WW2 items. He was a first generation Polish-American in the American army. I found it pinned to Swiss hotel card where he was on leave. Could he have done a pin trade with a Polish soldier whom he met in Switzerland? My father was fluent in Polish.
I am posting on the Western Allies thread as I am assuming that it is from a Polish organization in the west. It is unlikely that my father would have had contact with Poles in the Soviet army. If it was an item from the Polish Communists wouldn't it more likely have a hammer and sickle or a star rather than a cross?
Let me know if there is a more specific thread on which to post it.
Thanks.
Leonard H Cizewski
Son of the late Felix A Cizewski
Co. C, 3110th Signal Service Battalion and 45th Signal Company, 45th Infantry Division
Europe, WW2
I am posting on the Western Allies thread as I am assuming that it is from a Polish organization in the west. It is unlikely that my father would have had contact with Poles in the Soviet army. If it was an item from the Polish Communists wouldn't it more likely have a hammer and sickle or a star rather than a cross?
Let me know if there is a more specific thread on which to post it.
Thanks.
Leonard H Cizewski
Son of the late Felix A Cizewski
Co. C, 3110th Signal Service Battalion and 45th Signal Company, 45th Infantry Division
Europe, WW2