RebeccaChilko — Sun, 06 Nov 2022 11:57:45 +0300

>> �� [note=LAdamovich] �� 1 �� 2022 13:53

Thank you! I will definitely check these out!
I may have already looked at the Family Search one but I'll double check to make sure

RebeccaChilko — Sun, 06 Nov 2022 11:55:06 +0300

LAdamovich ��:

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https://partizany.by/partisans/59702/
Khilko Alexander Mikhailovich
Place of birth: Sloboda Kuchenka village, Kopyl district, Minsk region, BSSR
Date of birth: 1923
Nationality: Belorussian

The award sheet states that he led underground groups in Grodno region.
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Thank you. But I don't think it's our Alexander... Ours would be Alexander Zakharovich Khilko. Going off his father's name.

RebeccaChilko — Tue, 01 Nov 2022 07:05:24 +0300

I am looking for information on my Grandfather's Family from Sakovichi, Grodno, Belarus - Near Slonim.

Surname: Chilko / Khilko / �� / ��

My Grandfather:
Pawel Chilko
D.O.B 29 July 1921
Born in Sakowice, Slonim, Poland (Now Sakovichi Village, Grodno, Belarus � Near Slonim)
Attended Primary School in Sakowice 1929 � 1934
1934 � 1944 Worked as a farmworker �at home� in Sakowice
Deported to Germany in 1944
*** missing information*** Not sure if he was a POW or Civilian Forced Laborer?
Approx Years: 1946 to 1949 � Worked in Labor Service Companies 2040, 4047 and 4101
Immigrated to Australia 1949 � Departed from Naples, Italy on General Blatchford

Aleksander/Alexander Chilko
Pawel�s Brother
Unknown Date of Birth � possibly 1923
Pawel said Aleks was accused of blowing up a railway and taken by the Germans and he didn�t know what happened to him.
? maybe a member of The Partisans?

Zachary Chilko
Pawel�s Father
Alternative Spelling:
Zaharijusz Chilko (from Pawel�s Post War Card from the Arolsen Archives)
Zakhary Khilko (Russian / Belarusian Spelling)
D.O.B. 30 January 1889 (according to Pawel�s diary)
Served in WWI. Died of complications from something related to the war after the kids were born.
? Maybe exposure to chemical weapons?

Nadza Jadzia Ochlorowic (from Pawel�s Australian Marriage Certificate)
Pawel�s Mother
Alternative Spellings:
Nadzieja Ocholowicz (from Pawel�s Post War Card from the Arolsen Archives)
Nadznaga Ochnalwecz (from my Aunty who is unsure where she saw/found this spelling)
Nadezhda Oklorovich (Russian / Belarusian Spelling)
D.O.B. 22 May 1885 (according to Pawel�s Diary)
We think Pawel mentioned returning home after the war and mum wasn�t there.
Pawel also mentioned that his hometown/village was flattened to the ground after the war which suggests he may have actually gone home to find mum.

I would be grateful if anyone could help me locate any information on my family. It's very difficult with the languages and also living in Australia.

Thank you

KHILKO Family From The Village of Sakovichi