Polish Army Officer's patent from 1933

Officer's patent from 1933 issued to lieutenant Jan Ender from the infantry corps of the Polish Army. Signed by the Minister of Military Affairs Józef Piłsudski (Marshal of Poland). Document dimensions 50 x 36cm. Dokuemnt in a wooden frame behind the glass. Jan Ender Born June 14, 1900. He graduated from high school. From 1919 in the Polish Army. He took part in the Polish-Bolshevik war 1919-1920. He completed the course of the Cadet School in Warsaw. Promoted to the rank of Second Lieutenant sts. 1 May 1922. After the war, he served in 86 pp. To the rank of lieutenant infantry promoted on May 1, 1924. Then transferred to 58 pp in Poznań, where he performed various functions. In the period from November 1933-October 1935 he studied at the Higher Military School in Warsaw, obtaining the title of a certified officer. To the rank of Capt. promoted on January 1, 1935. After graduating from the Ministry of the Interior. from November 1935, he served in the command of the Corps District No. IX in Brest on the Bug, where he was the head of the paper in the Department of Mobilization and Supplements. In 1939 he was transferred to the staff of the 2nd DP in Kielce for the position of quartermaster.He participated in the defensive war in September 1939 as a quartermaster of the 2nd Polish Army. Takes part in battles on the 2nd DP battle route and the defense of Modlin. After the capitulation of Modlin from 29 September 1939 in German captivity. He spent the war in oflags. After regaining freedom in 1945, he returned to Poland.He died in Poland on February 24, 1981.Decorated with the Cross of Valor