Cassiopeia asked Magda Biejat, who — as she wrote — had participated the day before in the inauguration of the Days of Memory of Pawiak, whether the Days of Memory of Mokotów are also planned. She claimed that in Mokotów, Poles who had previously avoided the crimes of the Gestapo, NKVD, and Banderites were killed. Among those she mentioned were Capt. Witold Pilecki, Gen. August Emil Fieldorf "Nil," Maj. Zygmunt Szendzielarz "Łupaszka," Maj. Hieronim Dekutowski "Zapora," and Col. Łukasz Ciepliński "Pług." She added that there were hundreds of victims. Cassiopeia called for reminding the perpetrators and accomplices of the crimes in Mokotów during such commemorations. She mentioned, in this context, among others, Józef Goldberg, Izydor Kurc, Adam Umer, Anatol Fejgin, Izaak Fleischfarb, Józef Dusza, Jerzy Kaskiewicz, and Jerzy Kędziora, referring to them as UB officers. To support her post, she cited the account of Maria Hattowska, a lieutenant of the AK and WiN and a cipher clerk, who described her interrogation and brutal beating. According to the cited testimony, Hattowska suffered serious injuries, and after the beating, she could not have children. Cassiopeia wrote that in the UB torture house in Mokotów, the Gestapo could have "taken lessons." The author of the post warned that the truth may be forgotten when people are afraid to look at it. She asked the audience to share the post, comment, and support the person she indicated who deals with history. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #Pamięć #Historia #Mokotów (translated)
