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Second Lieutenant Wiktor Jezierski (1915-1945) - an unlucky Pioneer of Gorzów
Aparat Represji w Polsce Ludowej 1944-1989, No. 1(16) (2018), pages: 87-99
Publication date: 2023-03-28
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Abstract
Article is trying to explain the mysterious crime of October 1945, when the corpse of the second lieutenant from the Headquarters of the Citizens’ Militia of Wiktor Jezierski was fished out from the Warta River in Gorzów Wielkopolski. For years, this crime was seen as a manifestation of political struggle and banditry closer to unidentified communities opposing the introduction of communism in Poland. After examining the case, it turned out that Lieutenant at the time of his death did not work for the Citizens’ Militia, because he has deserted from it in the summer of 1945. This resulted in sending an arrest warrants for him. The murderers of Jezierski turns out to be two officers of the Poviat Public Security Office in Gorzów. Their motive was Jezierski’s financial mistreatment of one of the officers mistresses.
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