Judge Iwulski at PZPR, wife at SB

The newspaper adds that Iwulski's wife "served in the major divisions of the Communist Security Service."

"Judge Józef Iwulski was at court martial during martial law, and at the same time his wife Anna was an SB officer and engaged in the surveillance of anti-communist activists," writes the "GPC". "In 1983, when the repressive apparatus broke the lives of the opponents, persecuted them with their families, the communist authorities awarded Iwulski the medal" For the merits of National Defense ", we read. The newspaper also states that the wife of a Krakow court judge, Anna Iwulska, was an SB officer from the early 1970s to the second half of the 1980s. "She served as a" T "department, surveillance technique for victims of communist repression. "- we read.

"GPC" adds that Iwulska in the 1970s also served, among other things, in the photography section, which dealt with, among other things taking pictures of independence activists chased by the Service of security. "This department provided the BS with photographic and cinematographic documentation, for example during anti-system demonstrations."

"In the 1980s, Iwulska acted as the Inspector of the Krakow Passport Service, learned to work more effectively in the fight against the enemies of totalitarian power and in the 1980s she joined the "W" (letter of correspondence) department of the BS, where she was a clerk of surgical technique, "reads [19659006] Do you want to keep up to date with the most important information of the day? Facebook!

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