[JEŻEWSKI FAMILY COLLECTION] Home Army/PSZnZ Set of 4 Photographs of the Jeżewski Brothers German Occupation Traffic Signs, Speed Limits, Guards Division—Warsaw, Praga, 6th Praga District, Lubeka

A collection of four photographs showing brothers Zbigniew and Jerzy Jeżewski next to road signs in occupied Germany. These include signs indicating the Guards Division headquarters and a speed limit. The photographs were taken in Lübeck; two of them bear the inscription “At the exit from the ‘autobahn,’ Lübeck, 1946.”
Jerzy Jeżewski “Jur” (1920–2009)—a corporal in the Home Army and a soldier in the 6th District (Praga). He fought in the Warsaw Uprising in Praga, after which he was taken prisoner by the Germans. After liberation, he served in the 1st Armored Division, and after the war he worked, among other places, at Polish Radio.
Zbigniew Jeżewski “Jeż” (1923–1993) – a soldier of the Home Army who participated in the Warsaw Uprising as part of the “Kiliński” battalion. After the war, he became a surgeon and a lieutenant colonel in the Polish Army. He is buried at the Bródno Cemetery.
Overall condition as shown in the photos.