diduszko

[yasi123]

looking for information on how to access marriage certificate if any  for
wasyl  diduszko  born 13july 1916 podwysoko poland
he married some called olga nesteniuk  birth date 22 august 1924 (of her i can find nothing in Lienz which not sure if it is  in poland or germany
married 2/11/1949 which could be wrong but i am not sure

[CassT]

Hi, Have you seen the documents for this family on the Australia Archives site

www.naa.gov.au/help-your-research/getting-started/recordsearch-overview/namesearch#accessing-namesearch

some lovely photos, and what appears to be information re place of birth/ marriage.

Cass

[maddys52]

On Ancestry, the Passenger List of Displaced Persons has their children born in Linz, Austria
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linz

[Wayne N]

some lovely photos, and what appears to be information re place of birth/ marriage.

Cass

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=4180268&S=13&R=0

Extracted the photos from the documents Cass mentioned on Australia Archives and edited out the staple marks etc

[yasi123]

lovely photos    yes seen all the papers ,   a sone i met said there was a marriage certificate,  but didnot know what happened to it, so was wondering if there would been any certificate or something after nazis went through and destroyed a lot of work and stuff also rumored Olga was adopted but never any proof

[Wayne N]

According to the Passenger Lists of Displaced Persons (1950) the family departed from Austria and the children were born in Lienz, Austria. Which means there's a strong possibility the marriage was in also Lienz Austria (or Villach) instead of Poland or Germany.

Note the passage list, mentions Naples Italy as the Displacement Camp where the family were living before imigrating to Australia. Passports were issued in Naples.

They seem to have went back to Austria after staying at the Displacement Camp in Naples. The passenger list indicates (ex) Villach Austria as their departure place.

Passenger List of Displaced Persons free to veiw on Ancestry
https://www.ancestry.com.au/search/collections/61704/records/1394113?tid=&pid=&queryId=92caf499-c436-4c05-958c-189646772e6e&_phsrc=kwH3976&_phstart=successSource

History on the Displacement Camps around Naples
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagnoli#:~:text=Between%201946%20and%201951%20Bagnoli,hundredth%20anniversary%20of%20its%20foundation.

For others helping in this post note additional info here:
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=879860.0

[Neale1961]

Please delate photos and names of those still living.
The OP had another thread on the same family where naming living people was deliberately avoided.

[yasi123]

none still living
but thanks to all who help every little bit of information helps

[Wayne N]

Trove shows Olga and Wasyl as natralised 12 Nov 1959
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/241003237/25985432

Natralisation documents may be held at the National Archive Australia up to 1962.
https://www.naa.gov.au/explore-collection/immigration-and-citizenship/citizenship-records

It apprears Olga and Wasyl's natralistion documents haven't been digitised (online), although it may be worth an enquiry to see if they're available (or when) through NAA.