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Bohdan Arct
Bohdan Arct (born 27 May 1914 in Warsaw – 14 May 1973 in Siedlce, Poland) was a Polish fighter pilot of the Polish Air Force in World War II, and writer.
Until the fall of Poland at the beginning of World War II Arct fought in the Polish armed forces. He escaped to France and served as a flight instructor in North Africa. After the French capitulation, he flew to Great Britain and became a fighter pilot at the beginning of 1941, attending 61 OTU, and
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International relations.
International relations Twin towns — Sister cities.
Siedlce is twinned with:
Notable residents.
- Bohdan Arct (1914–1973) – fighter pilot, writer
- Artur Boruc (born 1980) – a football goalkeeper
- Richard Burgin (born 1981) – Jewish composer who attended St. Petersburg Conservatory and became the concert master for the Boston Symphony Orchestra
- Vladimir Chelomei (1914–1984)– Soviet Academician and scientist in the field of mechanics and control processes; Designer of missiles, spacecraft,