[Realist] - Rossiyskaya orjentacya [1915].

[Realist] - Rossiyskaya orjentacya. July 1915.

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From the collection of Stanislav bar. DANGEL.

Stanislaw Roman Dangel a.k.a. "Salisch" [1891 Kutno - 1942 Warsaw] - co-founder of the Society of Borderland Guards, member of the "Znak" organization, member of the Supreme Committee of the Polish Confederation in 1919.He passed his high school diploma in 1910 as an extern in the Russian VI Gymnasium. He studied philosophy from the autumn of that year, first at the Jagiellonian University, and from 1911 at the University of Berlin and from 1913 at the University of Lviv. He was prevented from completing his studies and obtaining a doctorate by the outbreak of war. He stayed in Minsk-Litovsk, was in Warsaw for a very short time in 1915 and from 1916 again in Minsk-Litovsk, where he first worked for the Russian Red Cross, and from 1917 in the Union of Military Poles of the Western Front he organized the education and press department. On behalf of the command of the First Polish Corps in the East, he took over the political leadership of the Polish military action in the Minsk area in 1918, while also serving as vice-chairman of the Department for the Care of Monuments at the Central Civic Committee in Minsk. During World War II, he was a leader of the "Znak" group, which was transformed into the Union of National Revival in 1942. On October 26, 1942 he was arrested in his apartment and on the same day murdered during the investigation at the Gestapo headquarters in Szucha Avenue. His symbolic grave is located in the Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw.