page_title: Mirosław Iringh
section_title: Remembrance
hierarchical_section_title: Mirosław Iringh / Remembrance
caption_attribution_description: English: Part of a section in the Rising Museum in Warsaw about 535 Slowak Platoon from 1st company of "Tur" Battalion from Zgrupowania "Kryska" and fighting in Czerniaków district during Warsaw Uprising. Polski: Fragment działu poświęconego plutonowi Słowaków w Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego w Warszawie. 535 pluton Słowaków podlegał Armii Krajowej, wchodził w skład 1. kompanii batalionu "Tur" Z Zgrupowania "Kryska" i walczącego na Czerniakowie w czasie powstania warszawskiego.
context_page_description: Mirosław Iringh - was a Slovak lieutenant and a commander of a Slovakian unit - Platoon 535, serving under the command of the Polish Home Army, part of the 1st Company of the Battalion "Tur", "Kryska" Group, Mokotow region - which took part in the Warsaw Uprising, in particular in the heavy fighting in Czerniakow and in Praga.
context_section_description: In June 2005, Mirosław Iringh's daughters transferred a collection of memorabilia about Iringh and Platoon 535 to the Warsaw Uprising Museum in Warsaw where they are currently on display. On 31 August 2007 Iringh's daughter, Bogusława Iringh–Nagórska, accepted in her father's name the decoration of the Order of Ľudovít Štúr (Rád Ľudovíta Štúra), second class, bestowed upon him posthumously by the President of Slovakia Ivan Gašparovič.
  For his wartime achievements, he also received the following medals: Warsaw Cross of the Uprising, Partisan Cross, Armia Krajowa Cross, Cross of Valor (four times), Cross of Merit (twice), Order of Polonia Restituta (Officer's Cross), and Virtuti Militari (V class).
  One of the squares in the Czerniakow part of Warsaw, where his unit engaged in heavy fighting with the Germans is named after him.
caption: Portion of the exhibit dedicated to Platoon 535 led by Mirosław Iringh at the Warsaw Uprising Museum
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