On the morning of 21 January 1989, the body of Fr.Niedziela was found at the rectory of the church of St. Charles Boromeus in Warsaw., persecuted for a long time. Fractured cervical vertebrae may have indicated a fatal karate blow. He was 75 years old, and had been on the radar of peculiar services for a long time, as since 1977 he has held patriotic masses at Powązki on the anniversary of national holidays. He besides built with Wojciech Ziembinski Shrine of the Fallen in the East, and during sermons he frequently resembled the crime in Katyn or the genocide of the NKVD, and besides revealed the lies of the system. In the Sanctuary he placed commemorative plaques dedicated to the Home Army in the Kresach. He spiritually supported Katyn families, and in his church he placed a replica of Our woman Kozielska. This large patriot nurtured the historical memory of the nation, Polish martyrdom on east lands. This could not have been enjoyed by the PZPR regime, which is dependent on Moscow. And that's why the government issued his sentence, and a fewer days before the assassination, Fr. Of course, the authorities attempted to present the priest's death as a victim of a robbery, but no 1 had doubts about the actual causes of the murder. Fr.Niedziela became the last victim of Katyn, for he spread cognition of Katyn crime. And unknown perpetrators stay elusive to this day due to the fact that the IIIRP is, in the area of justice, an extension of the PRL.
When Fr Stanisław Suchowolec died on January 30, 1989 (a week after the circular table was opened!) (born 1958), friend of Fr Jerzy Popieluszko. In this situation, as a sign of the protest, the circular table had to be interrupted, especially as the French radio reported a list of as many as 150 priests recognized by the PRL government as "extremists". The gathering was not interrupted, so power continued to hunt clergymen. A fewer days after Father Suchololec was murdered in a mysterious car accident, he was killed. Father Edward RafaloWho saw the perpetrators escape from the scene. In a akin way, he died a fewer years earlier. Fr H. Kowalczyk, a Dominican from Poznań who helped members of “Solidarity” at war.
And how did Father Drywolec die? The esbecs broke into the rectory the night he slept. They killed the dog, then provoked a fire setting the bench on fire, carpeting the level utilizing a peculiar liquid, causing a fewer hours of oxygenation. Agents besides turned on the radiator to make it look like a fuse causing the fire. Carbon monoxide got through from the guest home to the priest's bedroom, and erstwhile he yet woke him up, Fr Suchowolec was already so poisoned that he could not go outside. He got out of bed, but vomited to yet fall down without surviving on the floor. Let's add that the esbecs have been trying to execution him for respective years and have been watching for a long time. Fr Suchowolec was a friend of Fr Jerzy, and on 11 November 1984 they were to celebrate Mass for Homeland together. For the Mass, Fr Jerzy – as we know – did not arrive, beaten 3 weeks earlier. It was dismissed by Fr Stanislaw himself, and since then – like a murdered friend – he branded the strategy and authorities in the sermons, so he was called chaplain of workers and “Solidarity”. In 1986 he was transferred from Suchowola to the parish in Białystok - Dojlidach, where he besides celebrated Masses for Homeland. The esbecs tried to take his life respective times in 1987/88, damaging the car. His telephone was bugged, his sermons were recorded. respective times he was beaten by undercovers, and threats were sent to him (‘You’ll end up like Popieluszko! ’) and to the Curia defaming him anonymously. On August 4, 1988, an unknown perpetrator threw a stone at the car you were driving, smashing the windshield. He's been called in for questioning, being bullied by revisions. Even his parents ’ home was set on fire, which was peculiarly shocking to him, and on the same day on the handle of his car he found a card depicting a priest in a sutanna hanging on a gallows. All this broke down so much that he did not go on pilgrimage with white-stock solidarityists to the church of St Stanislaw Kostka in Żoliborz, to the grave of Fr Jerzy. He had pastoral duties, stayed in his parish. And this was what the oppressors of the esbeks were talking about, and on the night of 29/30 January they entered the rectory... Fr Suchololec became another (or last?) martyr of "Solidarity".
Fr Sylwester Zych died on July 11, 1989, and thus already in the alleged fresh Poland – after partially free elections in June (because Kiszczak demanded “non-confrontant” elections!) erstwhile the media was honking about the fall of communism. Fr Zych had charisma, he was fond of children and young people, and in the 1970s he initiated an action of hanging crosses in schools and kindergartens. The authorities intended to deal with an unruly priest, and the tragic case provided them with an excuse. Here in the state of war (23 February 1982) 2 advanced school students from the underground “Insurgency Home Army” shot sergeant Z. Karos in the Warsaw tram. frightened boys confessed to the priest, gave him the gun. Unfortunately, the search for the killer – 17-year-old Robert Chechłacz – led the militia to Fr Zych. He was made... the leader of a terrorist group! He was sentenced to six years imprisonment, under amnesty he left after 4 years and 7 months. He came out with severe health, was mistreated in prison, was threatened with death. After leaving prison, the esbecs tracked him everywhere, beaten him respective times. They got him in Frombork, where he went after visiting Father T. Brandys in Braniewa. Body Fr. He was found with skull injuries, 4 broken ribs, puncture marks in the veins, suggesting an alcohol injection into the deceased's blood. The authoritative version of Fr Zych's death, presented on tv by Urban, is not even worth talking about. The murderers of the priest then pursued those who wanted to uncover the fact about the crime. Unknown perpetrators set fire to the flat of writer Jerzy Jachowicz, his wife Maria died in the fire. The attack on the author of the book "The Mystery of the Death of Fr Zych" – Zbigniew Branach – beaten to death in Wroclaw in February 1991 could besides tragically have ended. In 1 of the sermons, Fr Zych said: “We have the misfortune of surviving in a strategy that is unreformable...” People who wanted the fact died in it, but is it better now? Tens of unexplained murders await a fair investigation, while the IIIRP prefers to arrive at the death of Gen. Sikorski. Poles inactive live in an unreformable state, it resembles a Peerel open-air museum, where the chochochols mumble and assassins rise toasts between their own.
Marek Baterovich
 | Marek Baterovich (born 1944 in Krakow), poet, prozaik, journalist, translator of poesy by Roman, Latin and Quebec countries. Romanist – a doctorate with Spanish influences on French poets of the 16th/ 17th century (1998), fragments of this thesis appeared in France. He besides published a book of poems in French – "Fée et fourmis" ( Paris, 1977). As a poet, he made his debut in "The Weekly of the Common" and "Student" (in 1971). Book debut: "Verses to the Dawn" (W-wa, 1976) – the title was a hint for the night of the PRL. In 1981 he released a collection of poems outside censorship: "Breathing branches of silence". Since 1985 on emigration, since 1987 in Australia. He besides issued respective prose titles. Author of many collections of poems specified as "heart and fist" ( Sydney, 1987), "From that side of the trees" ( Melbourne, 1992 – poems collected), "Place in the atlas" ( Sydney, 1996), "Chair and Shadow " ( Sydney,2003) or "On the Sun leash" ( Sydney, 2008). In 2010 in Italy, a selection of his poems, "Canti del pianoa", "Status quo" (Toronto, 2014) appeared; in France, a collection of short stories, "Jeu de masques" (Nantes, 2014). |
