Izaak Stolzman was a Russian Jew born in 1921 in the USSR. He is accused of murdering the patriotic Polish population in the South-Eastern Borderlands of the Second Polish Republic and in Eastern Lesser Poland, as well as plundering and committing crimes against Jews in ghettos during the German occupation of Vilnius and Belarus. After the war, in the rank of colonel NKVDPeople's Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the USSR (NKVD, russian: Наро́дный комиссариа́т вну́тренних дел) – a central state organ existing under this name in the years 1917–1946. He became a symbol of all crimes committed by the Soviets in the public consciousness., he was "incorporated" into a Pole to organize Ministry of Public Security (UB)Ministry of Public Security (UB, polish: Urząd Bezpieczeństwa) - secret police, intelligence and counterintelligence agency operating during the communist era of the Polish People's Republic. Identified with communist crimes; murders and bestial torturing of those fighting for independent Poland. supervision in the territories of Western and Northern Pomerania.
During the German occupation, Soviet intelligence threw thousands of its agents into Poland, including Izaak Stolzman. Their task was to identify people and collect data about the Polish underground movement, so that they had addresses and names of people to be liquidated after the entry of Soviet troops. This group of Soviet counterintelligence was called "hunters of the AK heads."
After the Soviet troops entered Poland, Izaak Stolzman, commanding the NKVD unit in 1945-1947, committed the crime of genocide against German prisoners of war, Swedish sailors, soldiers of the Home ArmyHome Army (AK, polish: Armia Krajowa) – the clandestine armed forces of the Polish Underground State during World War II., NSZNational Armed Forces (NSZ, polish: Narodowe Siły Zbrojne) – Polish underground military organization of the national camp, operating in the years 1942–1947, with around 75,000 people at its peak. During the German occupation, it fought with the Germans and fought against Polish communist formations: the People’s Guard, the People’s Army, as well as the Soviet partisans and robber gangs. and other armed formations. He carried out an execution in the vicinity of Borne, Sulinowo (Gross Born), in the now defunct village of Doderlage, in Berkniewo (Barkenbrucke) near Borne Sulimów, leaving the remains of fragments of damaged houses. In this area, which was a training ground for Soviet troops, he buried his victims in the surrounding forests, whose bones are still being found today.
At the end of the 1940s he changed his name and surname to Zdzisław Kwaśniewski. The NKVD provided him with a diploma of medical higher education at the University of Poznań and the necessary documents to authenticate the profession of a medical doctor.
In the late 1940s and early 1950s, on the orders of the NKVD authorities, he supervised and coordinated the criminal activities of poviat and municipal public security offices in Drawsko, Białogard, Szczecinek, Wałcz, Kołobrzeg, Połczyn, Jastrów and Okonek. He also participated in the crimes of the Public Security Office in Gdańsk, Słupsk, Szczecin, Ustka, Koszalin and Elbląg. He killed prisoners by shooting, hanging, and gassing, such as in the NKVD headquarters in Gdańsk, and by injecting poison, which was his exclusive specialty.
He also became known in 1947 to the students of the gymnasium in Wałcz. On behalf of the Public Security Office, he supervised the issue of establishing an illegal youth organization in the General Secondary School, whose underground leader was Bogdan Szczucki. The activities of this group consisted, inter alia, of on taking off flags on the occasion of communist anniversaries, throwing out leaflets, loud chanting: "Away with communism!" or "bollards of Russia!". They tried to draw attention to Stalinist crimes, which, among others, was done by Isaac Stolzman.
This is how Marek ChwalewskiMarek Chwalewski (born 1939 in Pabianice) - Polish energetic, politician, activist of the anti-communist opposition. He was repressed, arrested, sentenced for opposition activities and imprisoned many times. In 2002, he was awarded the medal "For Polish Independence and Human Rights", and in 2009, for outstanding merits in the activities for democratic changes in Poland, for achievements in the professional and social work undertaken for the benefit of the country, he was awarded by President Lech Kaczyński with the Officer's Cross of the Order Rebirth of Poland. wrote about Stolzman:
In turn, Dominik Dzimitrowicz, in his sworn testimony, recalled Stolzman's activities:
Zdzislaw Kwaśniewski - Izaak Stolzman is reported in various unofficial sources as the alleged father of Aleksander Kwaśniewski, one of the presidents of the Republic of Poland, who was also registered as a collaborator with the communistic Security Services under the pseudonym "Alek". Unfortunately, the absence of "Alek's" personal and work files makes it impossible to verify the thesis as to whether he was an active or merely registered collaborator. There is no clear evidence for either theory, only speculation, circumstantial evidence, accounts and rumours from people who claim to have recognised Stolzman years later. In [Aldona Zaorska's] interview with Tadeusz M. PłużańskiTadeusz Marek Płużański (born in 1971 in Warsaw) - Polish journalist, historian and publicist. In November 2016, he headed the National Social Tribunal, which announced an infamy for leading activists and criminals of the communist regime; Bolesław Bierut, Stefan Michnik, Władysław Gomułka and Zbigniew Domino. Awarded, inter alia, with the Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta., we can read:
SOURCES Leszek Bubel, "Polish Holocaust, Is Kwaśniewski a Stolzman?", Goldpol Publishing House, Warsaw, 2002
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