Polish Aircraft that Sought Refuge in Rumania in 1939

I am familiar with http://www.sanko.wroclaw.pl/ since a good while. I am also know the magazine through a Czech friend who has some issues.
And yes, I also know the http://www.9-1939.pl site and its "Setember 1939 Forum", but I forgot to mention it. They have a nice selection of sites too, in their links list, including some Polish publishers and a model manufacturer (Mirage Hobby).
Cheers,

Ruy

Bravo! Another page - did you know this one? (not only aviation - all kinds of Polish military equipment from 1918 to 1939! ...and good-quality information )
http://www.wojsko18-39.internetdsl.pl/wrzesien/index.htm

This post has been edited by woj on December 08, 2004 07:49 pm

OCZYWIŚCIE! Yes, I know it - I have it listed in my PC. It is a very good reference page and I am sure that our forum friends will find it very useful.
And yes, I like it mostly because of non-aviation related information!

Edit: it has been a while since I visited the site for the last time and I just noticed that some items in the light weapons category return a nasty 404 error msg when clicked on...

This post has been edited by Ruy Aballe on December 08, 2004 08:05 pm

Thanks for links guys. It seems like .. today i have a full day on new informations.

Iama

PZL WP-1 (Warszawa-Okecie): in the first weeks of 1940 most of machine tools was moved to Germany. The rest was used by four German aviation manufacturers (which ones? - I must check) to produce - for example - engines Argus, Jumo, BMW.
PZL WP-2 (Mielec): production of elements (wings, etc) for He 111, He 177, and He 219.
PZL WS-1 (engines, Warszawa): not in use during the war years.
PZL WS-2 (engines, Rzeszow): production of engines DB 600, DB 601, DB 605
Many smaller producents, and repair centres.