Military

Archive of the Victims of the Nazi and the Communist terror in Kraków 1939-1956
Austrian State Archives – War Archives (Kriegsarchiv)
Central Military Archive_Military Historical Bureau
Das Bundesarchiv – Military Archives
Department of Michigan — Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Fold3 — Historical Military Records
German Military Uniforms
German Records Microfilmed at Alexandria, Virginia — NARA Publication T-733 (guide)
German War Memorial (Onlineprojekt Gefallenendenkmäler)
Geschichte Hautnah – WW I military deaths
Gjenvick-Gjønvik Archives (Historical Ephemera Collections — 1880’s-1950’s)
Haller’s Army —  Blue Army
ICRC Archives — Prisoners of WW I
Index of the Repressed — Civil & Military Victims of the Soviet Occupation
Institute of National Remembrance
International Tracing Service — Arolsen Archives_Victims of WW II German Occupation
Kresy Siberia Virtual Museum
List of Polish Armies in WW II
List of Polish Divisions in WW I
List of Polish Divisions in WW II
Military Church Books (Militärkirchenbüchern)
Military Museum — Wielkopolska
Military Records in Genealogy
National Archives – Military Records
National Archives at Atlanta
National Cemetery Administration (U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)
Occupation of Poland (1939-1945)
Officers of the Russian Imperial Army (1900-1917)

Personal Losses and Victims of Repression under German Occupation (1939-1945) / Alternate site

Polish Armed Forces Military Mission in Canada (1941-1948) PMM in C— Having formally agreed a month earlier, the Polish government-in-exile and Canada established the Polish Armed Forces Military Mission to recruit North American volunteers of Polish descent by opening an office in Windsor in May of 1941. Images of an individual’s document (translation guide) may be requested via email by sending a message to heyhal@hotmail.com with the words Polish Armed Forces Military Mission in the by-line.

Polish Exiles in WW II
Polish Legions in WW I
Polish Military Uniforms
Prussian Army Project
Red Cross POW database (WW I)
Russian Military Cemetery – Alphabetic Register
Russian Military Uniforms
School Military Records — Military school records from Baldenburg, Westpreußen, Germany, now Biały Bór (Miastko), Koszalin, Poland (FamilySearch) — (1816-1877). Only films # 0585651 & 0585652 have actual lists of students for a select few of the villages for the years 1816-1821. The towns/villages in the Marienwerder region of West Prussia that are featured in this microfilm collection include: Adamshof, Baldenburg, Bölzig, Briesenitz, Buchwalde, Buggoral, Darsen, Demmin, Eickfier, Elsenau, Falkenwalde, Flötenstein, Grabau, Hammerstein, Hansfelde, Kamien, Linowo, Loosen, Penkuhl, Peterkau, Piecewo, Richnowo, Schönau, Schönberg, Schwetz, Slupp, Steinforth, Stremlau, Szczepanken, Wehnershof, and Wittfelde.
Stowarzyszenie Weteranów Armii Polskiej w Ameryce (SWAP)
Soldatenschicksale – WW II military deaths
United States American Battle Monuments Commission
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Research Services
United States Military Records
Warsaw Military Archive / Polish Officer Indexes before WW II
Women’s Defense Unit Cards — Michigan Memories
World War I – Casualty Lists / Descriptor
World War I Draft Registration Cards (ancestry.com)
World War I – Information Portal (Russian)
World War I – German/Prussian Losses by Surname (Distribution Map)
World War I – Polar Bears
World War II – Draft Registration Cards (Fold 3)
World War II – Young Men – Draft Cards (ancestry.com)
Yad Vashem – The World Holocaust Remembrance Center