Krystyna Samborska

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Krystyna Samborska (1923-1944) Zuch, born in Duba, Poland. Valley in the province. Stanisławowskie, daughter of Jan (petroleum) and Helena from Bielawskie. She finished 2nd grade in a private gymnasium. She belonged to the school team of ZHP. She speaks German, Russian and Hungarian. She came to Krosno because of the intimidation of the Ukrainian troops in the Poles at the end of 1941 and undertook work as a waitress at the casino at the airport. She rented a room with her father at Sophia and Ignacy Solinski at ul. Kletówki. She joined the Secret Military Organization and then went to the OP-11 AK and received a mission from Dow. Franciszek Płonki, and then from Józef Czuchry, concerning the acquisition of weapons and ammunition in the casino at Krosno Airport. One of the workers at the airport - Silesian took over the sabotage. The arms were taken from OP-11: Eryk Holeczek and Józef Jastrzębski - brother of Z. Solinska. In May 1944, when she brought her gun home and returned to work, the Gestapo arrested her and took them home for a search. After finding the weapon, she was massacred during the interview, but she did not deliver. It was held for three days in Krosno and then in jail in Jasło. She was presumed murdered in the Varuski forest. Bibliography

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