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1942	Miroslav Piroh	Katarina Pejak
1922-1945	Vladimir Pirok	Jozefina Jaša
1900-1944	Stanko Pirog	Marija Pitka

Stanislav (Stanko) Pirog

b.1900, Tarnuv, Poland
m.1918, Hrvacani, Bosnia, Yugoslavia
d.1944, Rapcani, Bosnia, Yugoslavia

Stanko Pirog rođen je 1898. u Tarnówu, Malopolskie, Poljska. Sa suprugom Marijom Pitka imao je ukupno 12 djece, šest sinova i tri kćeri, nažalost 3 djece je umrlo, okolnosti smrti nepoznate. Stanko je dobar dio života radio na farmi u Rapćanima. Smatralo se da mu je dodjelu zemlje dalo Austro-Ugarsko carstvo; plaćanje za one koji su se dobrovoljno prijavili da se presele i pomognu u izgradnji cesta i željeznica u drugoj zemlji. Zemljište više nije u vlasništvu Pirohovih, vjerojatno je prepušteno državi nakon što je vlasnik zemljišta ubijen, a zemljište je nakon rata prazno. Stanko je bio starješina sela Rapćani u Bosni i na kraju je poginuo 1944. boreći se za partizane. Odajući priznanje za Stankovu službu, njegovo je ime upisano na popis partizanskih boraca i istaknuto na spomeniku koji se nalazi pored Agičke škole, u blizini Dervente, u Bosni. Njegova je služba pomogla i da njegov praunuk Miroslav, koji je i sam bio siroče, dobije besplatnu sobu u domu u Bosonskom Brodu dok se Miro kao siroče školovao.

Stanko Pirog was born in 1898 in Tarnów, Malopolskie, Poland. He had 12 children in total with his wife Marija Pitka, six sons and three daughters, unfortunately 3 children died, the circumstances of their death unknown. Stanko worked his farm in Rapćani for a fair amount of his life. His land grant was thought to have been provided by the Austro-Hungarian empire; payment for those who volunteered to move and help build roads and rail in a different country. The land is no longer owned by the Piroh’s, likely relinquished to the government when the land owner was killed, and the land being vacant after the war. Stanko was the elder of the village of Rapćani, Bosnia and eventually killed in 1944 fighting for the partisans. Recognizing Stanko’s service, his name was added to a list of partisans fighters and displayed on a monument located beside the Agicka Scola, near Derventa, Bosnia. His service also help provide his Great-grandson Miroslav, an orphan himself, a free dorm room in Bosonski Brod while Miro was in school as an orphan.

Stanko lived firstly in Hrvacani and eventually moved to Rapcani. In 1918 he married Marija Pitka, daughter of Pjotr and Tatjana Pitka.

Children:
Štefka
Vladimir
Jašek
Mihal
Julijana
Genovefa
Anna
Stanko
Jozefa

Vladimir Pirok
b.1922, Hrvaćani, Bosnia, Yugoslavia
m. 1942, Rapćani, Bosnia, Yugoslavia
d. 1945

Vladimir lived in Rapćani (pronouced Rapchany) with his wife Jozefina, daughter of Jozef and Maria Jaša (pronouced Yasha). They parented two boys, Miroslav and Josip, Josip died before his first birthday. Vladimir was killed near the end of the 2nd world war somewhere near the Sava river, the exact location is unknown.

Vladimir je živio u Rapčanima sa svojom suprugom Jozefinom, kćerkom od Jozef i Maria Jaša. Oni su rodili dva dječaka, Miroslav i Josip, Josip je umro prije svog prvog rođendana. Vladimir je ubijen blizu kraja 2. svjetskog rata negdje blizu rijeke Save, točna lokacija nije poznata.