[SUCHANEK] People's Army/People's Republic of Poland: Collection of Documents and Decorations Belonging to Jerzy Suchanek — People's Army, Warsaw Uprising, “Bakcyl,” Health Service

A collection of documents and decorations belonging to Jerzy Suchanek, a captain in the People’s Army and a doctor during the Warsaw Uprising. The collection includes, among other items:
- Two 40th Anniversary of People’s Poland medals with certificates.
- A military ID card for a reserve officer.
-An ID card from the Union of Fighters for Freedom and Democracy.
- The Victory and Freedom Medal.
-Passport, health insurance card, and trade union membership card
-Janek Krasicki Gold Cross with ID card.
Jerzy Suchanek “Milan” (1915–2004) was a captain and doctor born in Warsaw. During the occupation, he was active in the People’s Army, and during the Warsaw Uprising, he served in the “Bakcyl” Medical Unit of the Warsaw District of the Home Army. Initially, he worked at a medical station at 8 Czackiego Street in Śródmieście Północ, and later at the Field Hospital at 8 Wilcza Street in Śródmieście Południe, providing aid to wounded insurgents and civilians. After the Uprising’s capitulation, he left Warsaw along with the civilian population. He died on May 2, 2004, in Warsaw.
Overall condition as shown in the photos.