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Crime in Brzostowice Mała – a crime on the local Polish population, committed by a communist militia composed of Jews and Belarusians in the village of Brzostowice Mała (near Grodna), after the USSR's aggression on Poland on 17 September 1939 (the exact date of the crime is not known, it is known only that it happened in September 1939).

It is assumed that about 50 people were killed at the time, including landowners surviving in the property of Brzostowice Mała – number Antoni Wołkicki with his wife Louisa, was besides to be killed by his brother-in-law Colonel inż. Zygmunt Wojnicz-Sianożecki, as well as the mayor, secretary and cashier of the municipality, local mailman and teacher, and

Eng. Witold Boretti, owner of the property of Parchimovce and Eng. Joachim Lesniewicz, owner of the property of Zajkowszczyzna (both are buried in 1 grave in a cemetery in Brzeszowica Wielka).

The action was headed by a peculiar Revolutionary Committee in Brzostowice Wielki, chaired by Butterfly Żak. A band consisting of Jews and Belarusians, led by judaic merchant Zusko Ajzik, was liable for murder.

The killings were peculiarly violent – The Volkowiceans had their hands bound by wire, were forced to eat lime and buried alive.

The murders were cultural and classy, and their intent was to destruct Polish intelligence and officials.

An investigation in this case between 2001 and 2005 was conducted by the Institute of National Memory in Białystok, qualifying the crime on the basis of erstwhile premises as an act of genocide carried out in the interest and inspiration of the USSR authorities. The IPN found 16 people who were residents of the village at the time, but as a consequence of their interrogation, it was established that no of them participated in the events under investigation, and that their cognition was based only on 3rd organization messages. In this situation, the IPN was forced to discontinue the proceeding, while pointing out that it could be resumed in the event of fresh evidence in the case.

Przystowice Mała is simply a tiny town in the municipality of Indura, Grodno County. Before the outbreak of planet War II, the largest group of local population was Poles, the remaining inhabitants were Belarusians. There was besides a tiny judaic community. erstwhile the Red Army invaded Poland in a treacherous attack on September 17, 1939, local communist bands were activated in the municipality of Indura, ready to cooperate with the russian occupier. 1 of the most dangerous armed Bolshevik bands in the area Grodna was a group commanded by a judaic merchant Ajzik.

It is hard to find the exact date of Ajzik's gang's entry into Brzostowice Mała and the number of people murdered.

It is assumed that the crimes were committed most likely after the Soviets entered the municipality of Indura, which occurred between 19 and 20 September 1939. Then in this small, quiet town for Poles surviving there, hell broke loose

Communist bandits of Belarusian and judaic origin brutally murdered the full Polish population of the village.

The selected Poles were first inhumanely tortured, victims were "dried with lime", then thrown into the pit and inactive alive were buried. – They were tormented primarily due to the fact that they were Poles, but besides due to the fact that they were classy.

The IPN has now taken the case but it is not known with what effect. There are besides tiny opportunities to find graves and to celebrate the memory of Poles murdered in Brzostowice, but all efforts and actions should be made to find and commemorate collective graves, places of execution of Poles in the East.

On September 22, 1939, engineer Witold Boretti, the owner of the property of the Parchimov and engineer Joachim Lesniewicz, owner of the property of Zajkowszczyzna, was murdered. Both are buried in 1 grave in the cemetery in Brzestowice Wielki.

The action was headed by a peculiar Revolutionary Committee in Brzostowice Wielkie, chaired by Motel Zhak (a confounded name of Butterfly Żak).

An investigation in this case between 2001 and 2005 was conducted by the Institute of National Memory in Białystok, qualifying the crime on the basis of erstwhile premises as an act of genocide carried out in the interest and inspiration of the USSR authorities.

The IPN found 16 people who were residents of the village at the time, but as a consequence of their interrogation, it was established that no of them participated in the events under investigation, and that their cognition was based only on 3rd organization messages. In this situation, the IPN was forced to discontinue the proceedings, while pointing out that it could be resumed in the event of fresh evidence in the case, informed “Our Journal” Dariusz Olszewski, the territory lawyer of the Crime Investigation Commission against the Polish Nation in Białystok.

As a consequence of the russian invasion of Poland in 1939, Brzostowice Mała was located in the territory of Belarusian SRR.

Studies by historians show conclusively that the attitude of most judaic people to the Polish state was simply hostile. This can be seen, for example, by looking at the attitude of the judaic number during the war with Russia Bolshevik, erstwhile with open arms its representatives greeted the entering russian army," says Dr. Olaf Bergmann, author of the book "National Democracy towards the judaic issue".

It is not known why neither the Commission nor the local prosecutor's office dealt with the case after 1989. – The case of the execution committed in Poles in Brzostowice is comparatively small known. This was not allowed to be written throughout the period of the Polish People's Republic, and the subject of crimes committed by judaic communists in the Polish Nation is not very popular. It is not said, it is not written to avoid irritations in bilateral relations," said historian Dr. Olaf Bergmann.

The perpetrators of this crime have never been brought before a court, but on the contrary – the NKVD officers awarded those who helped them get free of the "Polish reaction". any of the participants of the robbery were “honored” by being admitted to the militia, and the band leader himself – the merchant Ajzik – was given the position of president of the “cooperativ” (first of the collective farm).

Although representatives of the Polish authorities knew very well about the crime in Brzostowice, virtually nothing has been done to explain the circumstances of the crime and to bring the perpetrators to court.

As a consequence of the enquiry of materials collected during the activities of the erstwhile Regional Crime Investigation Commission against the Polish Nation in Białystok, it was revealed that there was no investigation into crimes committed on Polish citizens in the town of Brzostowice tiny municipality of Indura, Grodno territory – the prosecutor Dariusz Olszewski from the IPN in Białystok informed.

For the officials of the Ministry of Justice, the case of the crime in Brzostowice is clearly an embarrassing subject. The only authority competent to answer this question is the IPN. This position is besides shared by the national prosecutor Włodzimierz Blajerski, said the staff of the press office of the Ministry of Justice.

All archival materials have been transferred to the IPN and there you should look for answers to questions about the past of the cases – provided the staff of the ministry.

However, as the “Our Journal” learned, despite the assurances of the prosecution, the case of Brzostowice has never been dealt with.

The chances of uncovering graves and celebrating the memory of Poles murdered in Brzostowice are besides small.

"We make all effort and effort to find and commemorate collective graves, places of execution of Poles in the East. We cooperate in this field with the Council for the Protection of the Memory of Combat and Martyrdom," says Grzegorz Dziemidowicz, manager of the Information strategy Department of the Ministry of abroad Affairs.

In Belarus, the search continues for graves of Poles executed in 1941 during the evacuation of the prisons there. However, we are not able to find clearly whether they are close the mentioned village for the time being," added manager Dziemidowicz.

The chance to explain the crime and find the grave in Brzostowice is the IPN investigation, which, as ensured by “Our Journal” prosecutor Dariusz Olszewski, will begin the staff of the Białystok Commission.

However, the execution in Brzostowice is not the only 1 committed by armed communist bands on the Polish population in the Borderlands, which, over the years withheld, should be rapidly explained. It is not known whether and erstwhile the IPN will launch an investigation into the equally violent execution in Tomaszówka close Brest, where the throngs, consisting of Jews, Ukrainians and Belarusians, murdered people fleeing the areas occupied by German army representatives of Polish intelligence.

Mass graves of murdered Poles are expected to be located in a pine forest on the road from Tomaszówka to Polenta and Szack, close the cemetery. The case of murders in Tomaszówka is to be dealt with, according to local characteristics, by Poznań branch of IPN. "Our Journal" tried to find out if and erstwhile the prosecutors of the Poznań IPN would launch a appropriate investigation.