KOSTIKÓW, Roch Władysław - Collection of Documents [1919–1938]

The set consists of:

# Certificate of completion of the 9th course in Polish military accounting. Lviv [1920] /signed by Lieutenant Józef Dziech /

# CERTIFICATES regarding the awarding of the “ORLĘTA” honorary badge. Lviv [1919] /signed by the Commander of the “East” Army— General Tadeusz Jordan-Rozwadowski/

# Certificate of No Criminal Record issued by the State Police Commissariat in Sosonowiec [1925]

# Correspondence regarding the awarding of the Volhynia Cross, 1st Class. Warsaw [1934]

# ID CARD issued by the 5th Lviv Light Artillery Regiment. STAFF DEPARTMENT OF THE 2nd SQUADRON regarding the right to wear an honorary badge in the form of three triangles for front-line service from March 1919 to November 1920. Yavoriv [1921]

# ID CARD No. 643 authorizing the wear of the "Volhynia Cross," Class I. Lutsk [1933]

# ID CARD No. 45743 authorizing the wearer to wear the “Cross of Valor.” Warsaw [1922] /signed by Major General Kazimierz Sosnkowski/

# PASS No. 6744 authorizing entry into the restricted area of the HEL fortified zone. GDYNIA Garrison Command [1937] /signed by the Commander of the City of Gdynia, Lt. Col. Henryk Doskoczyński/

# ID CARD No. 2266 confirming voluntary service in the “ZAOLZIE” Legion [ 1938]

KOSTIKÓW, Roch Władysław, born August 16, 1899—participant in the struggles for the independence of the Republic of Poland in Lviv, Volhynia, Zaolzie, and Cieszyn Silesia. Social activist. In the second half of the 1930s (from November 1935), he served as president of the Bielsko-Biała branch of the Association of Former Volunteers of the Polish Army. In 1938, he was elected to the Executive Board of the Silesian District of the aforementioned organization. He was an active member of the Association of Former Volunteers of the Polish Army.

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