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6 August 1887 |
Born in Zadonsk, Russia.
Son of Stanislaw Kalitowicz, born around 1860,
and Maria Oktawia Szostakowska, born in 1866, died in 1948. |
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1914 |
He graduates as a doctor in medicine at the university of Odessa. |
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He marries Kazimiera Adler, in Kaunas, Poland. He is around 27 years old. |
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1917 |
He is mobilised and posted to the 1st corps in the East of Poland and fights against the Bolsheviks. |
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1 June 1919 |
He works as a house doctor at the Kutno hospital (between Warsaw and Poznan). |
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1919 / 1920 |
He joins the Blue Army with the General Haller. Under the command of Pilsudski, he will fight again the Bolsheviks. |
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1920 / 1921 |
He is posted successively to two country hospitals, (Units 906 and 605) in the 11th Field Artillery Regiment.
Reserve of the Light Artillery Battery N°3 (Great Poland), 7th Division of the Light Artillery, then at the 4th regional hospital. |
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May 1922 |
At that date, he leaves the army but remains a reservist. |
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16 October 1926 |
Birth in Krakow of his daughter Maria Teresa Alekxandra Kalitowicz. |
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1938 |
He is mobilised again and posted to the 3rd regional hospital. |
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1939 |
He is made prisoner by the Russians and jailed at Starobielsk Internment Camp.
He is 53 years old… |
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4 May 1940
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He is executed (Katyn massacre) on the site of Kharkov in Ukraine.
In Oswiecim Church (Auschwitz, Poland) there is a memorial for all the Katyn victims whose families lived in Auschwitz (9 men). |
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His wife and his family first lived in Tomaszowmaz (near Lodz). |
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From 1957 to 1964 they lived in Koscierzyna near Gdansk. |
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From 1964 to 1990 in Oswiecim (Auschwitz). |
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From 1990 and still today his descendants live in Gdynia. |
