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There seem to be a lot of differences between archaeology and forensic science but, when we take a closer look, we may find out that some methods and goals may be similar, especially on the ground of exhumation of graves. Since the early 90s, in Poland, archaeologists more often started to take part in investigations covering mass murders and crimes against humanity committed during the Second World War. It occurred that their methodology is providing best results in this kind of work. At first, archeologists started only as consultants but then they were given a possibility to lead their own field of excavations in that area of interest. Moreover, it led to creating a new subdiscipline called forensic archaeology. It is hard to tell the difference between archaeological and forensical field methods of exhuming graves. Archaeological literature is way more precise in describing that topic, whereas police experts are thought to provide general procedures of securing a crime scene. The most obvious differences between the two fields in question are visible in the methods of documentation. However, there is no doubt that the specialists in each of the disciplines have learned a lot from each other since they decided to cooperate in some specific cases.
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In the article, the author presents the history of sappers from 1920 who died in battles with the Bolsheviks on June 27, 1920 in the town of Susły in today’s Ukraine. The author presents his efforts and the In Blessed Art Foundation and other people, recalling the memory of this battalion that has been forgotten and ignored by history. On the 100th anniversary of their death, the names of the fallen soldiers at the mass grave in Susły were read for the first time. The names were read out by the Consul General of the Republic of Poland in the Vineyard, Damian Ciarciński.
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W artykule autor przybliża historię zapomnianych żołnierzy 1 Kompanii 13 Batalionu Saperów z 1920 roku, którzy zginęli w walkach z bolszewikami 27 czerwca 1920 roku w miejscowości Susły na dzisiejszej Ukrainie. Autor przedstawia własne starania, Fundacji In Blessed Art oraz innych osób o przywołanie pamięci o tych zapomnianych i przemilczanych przez historię bohaterach. W 100. rocznicę od ich śmierci konsul generalny Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w Winnicy Damian Ciarciński po raz pierwszy odczytał nazwiska poległych wówczas żołnierzy nad ich zbiorową mogiłą w Susłach.
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The initial period of the Polish-Bolshevik war was characterised by offensive actions. In March 1919, relatively weak Polish forces captured Pinsk. In April the Polish Army High Command began offensive actions on a larger scale. General Antoni Listowski’s Group, operating in Polesie, was assigned the task of capturing Łuniniec – an important railroad junction. Taking control of the city proceeded in several phases. One of them was the capture of Horodyszcze. On the 3rd of July 1919, the joint operation of the 34th Infantry Regiment and the Pinsk Flotilla led to the landing and capturing the village. By capturing Horodyszcze, the Polish Army gained an open road to Łuniniec. Horodyszcze was a baptism of fire for the Pinsk Flotilla. To commemorate the battle, the 3rd of July was established as the Pinsk Flotilla Day.
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Początkowy okres wojny polsko-bolszewickiej charakteryzowały działania zaczepne. W marcu 1919 roku stosunkowo słabe siły polskie opanowały Pińsk. Od kwietnia Naczelne Dowództwo WP rozpoczęło działania ofensywne na większą skalę. Operująca na Polesiu Grupa generała Antoniego Listowskiego otrzymała zadanie zdobycia Łunińca – ważnego węzła kolejowego. Opanowanie miasta przebiegało w kilku fazach. Jedną z nich było zdobycie Horodyszcza. 3 lipca 1919 roku wspólne działania 34 Pułku Piechoty i Flotylli Pińskiej doprowadziły do wysadzenia desantu i zdobycia wsi. Dzięki opanowaniu Horodyszcza wojsko polskie miało otwartą drogę na Łuniniec. Horodyszcze było chrztem bojowym Flotylli Pińskiej. Na pamiątkę bitwy dzień 3 lipca ustanowiono świętem Flotylli Pińskiej.
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