World Association of Home Army Soldiers

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World Association of Home Army Soldiers
Światowy Związek Żołnierzy Armii Krajowej

INGO
Legal status	Association
Headquarters	ul. Zielna 39
Location	Warsaw, Poland
Coordinates	52°14′10″N 21°00′23″E / 52.236111°N 21.006389°E / 52.236111; 21.006389
Region served	Worldwide
President	vacant
Website	armiakrajowa.org.pl

The World Association of Home Army Soldiers (Polish: Światowy Związek Żołnierzy Armii Krajowej; abbreviated ŚZŻAK) is an international non-governmental organization gathering former soldiers of the Home Army. ŚZŻAK brings together members of the Army and other armed organizations subordinate in time of World War II to the Polish government-in-exile who fought for Polish independence. Those who continued the fight for independence after the dissolution of the Home Army and persons who adhere to the ideals of the Home Army and act to stabilize them in Polish society are also considered for membership. In the early 1990s the organization had over 80,000 members, in the year 2008 about 35,000 members, and in 2010 about 12,000 members.^{[citation needed]}

The highest authority of the World Association of Home Army Soldiers is the Congress of Delegates, and in the periods between meetings the ŚZŻAK is managed by the Governing Council, the executive board, Chief Audit Commission, and General Court of Arbitration. Members of these bodies are elected by the Assembly of Delegates for three-year terms.^{[citation needed]}

On 10 April 2010, the

, President of the ŚZŻAK. On 15 May 2010, by the decision of the IX Congress of Delegates, Stanislaus Oleksiak was elected president.

Office holders

Presidents

• Stanislaw Wojciech Borzobohaty – in 1989–1991
• Alexander Tyszkiewicz – in 1991–1995
• Stanislaw Karolkiewicz
  – in 1995–2005
• Czesław Cywiński – in 2005–2010
• Stanislaw Oleksiak – in 2010–2013
• Leszek Zukowski – in 2013–2020
• Hanna Stadnik – in 2020–2020

External links

• Official website