Jerzy Bajan (4 May 1901 – 27 June 1967) was a prominent Polish sports and military aviator, winner of the Challenge 1934 contest. He was born in Lemberg...

Look up bajan or Bajan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Bajan is a surname. It may refer to: Artúr Baján (1888–1969), Hungarian rower Jerzy Bajan (1901–1967)...

off from the closest distance of 74.5 m (244 ft) (Aero A.200), then Jerzy Bajan (RWD-9) and Ján Ambruš with the second A.200. The Polish RWD-9s and PZL...

of crews, that had been halted by the weather, reached Bern (the Pole Jerzy Bajan and two Germans Aichele and Dinort), being 700 km behind last crews of...

RWD-6, but technical trials and the race part were less successful. Jerzy Bajan finished on the 11th place, Ignacy Giedgowd on the 18th and Bolesław...

1946 and is named after the officer who supervised the project, colonel Jerzy Bajan. The list of Polish Air Force and Polish Air Forces in Great Britain...

Żwirko  Poland RWD-6 191 km/h 211 pts 11/12. Josef Kalla  Czechoslovakia Praga BH-111 191 km/h 211 pts 13. Jerzy Bajan  Poland PZL.19 188 km/h 206 pts...

Shinno, Japan; Choko Mabuchi, Japan; Kikuko Matsumoto, Japan; Capt. Jerzy Bajan, Poland; Franciszek Hynek, Poland; Humberto da Cruz, Portugal; Herman...

between August 28-September 16, 1934, Polish RWD 9S took the first (pilot Jerzy Bajan, SP-DRD) and second places (pilot Stanisław Płonczyński, SP-DRC). They...

three aircraft took part in the Challenge 1930 competition in July. Only Jerzy Bajan completed the race on SP-ADM on the 32nd place (of 35 classified and...

International de Tourisme 1934 takes place in Warsaw, Poland. The Polish crew of Jerzy Bajan on the RWD-9 plane wins. September 5 – While undergoing inflation with...

c.g. adjustment the WT-1 was flown by Jerzy Bajan. The take-off run was short and performance high, but Bajan found its handling dangerous. At this point...

Y Z See also References Notes External links Herbst, Witold Aleksander Bajan's list The term "ace in a day" is used to designate a pilot who has shot...

chronologically the first Allied fighter ace of the war, credited, according to the Bajan's list, with 18 11/12 victories and two probable. Some sources, including...

Striltsiv Street (1913) Church of St. Joseph, built 1911-1913 by Felicjan Bajan Modernist town hall, today a local history museum, built 1928-1935 by Stanisław...

contraction from bojan, which was borrowed from Mongolian-Turkic bajan ("rich, wealthy"), and noted Bajan is a personal name among Mongols, Avars, Bulgars, Altaic...

auspex (O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1885) – Pakistan, Mongolia, China Marusyllus bajan (Prószyński, 1968) – Mongolia, China Marusyllus bator (Prószyński, 1968)...

Powązki Military Cemetery in Powązki, Warsaw. Witold Łokuciewski was put on Bajan's list in the 20th position with 8 reliable plane kills and 4 probable kills...

Publications.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location (link) Score of Polish pilots during the Battle of France (cf. Bajan's list) Monument to the pilots of GC I/145...

lieutenant (since 1 June 1943) Jan Kowalski is classified as 248th at the Bajan's list of flying aces of Poland during World War II. The list include his...

also became one of the Polish fighter aces of the war (ranked 15th on Bajan's list). After the war he became a successful historian and author of numerous...

Boxing, Men's Lightweight Kazimierz Szczerba — Boxing, Men's Welterweight Jerzy Rybicki — Boxing, Men's Middleweight Lech Koziejowski, Adam Robak, Marian...

233. Zieliński 2019, p. 52. Krzystek 2012, p. 114. not included on the Bajan's list wg. cieldegloire - destroyed on the ground wg. cieldegloire - probably...