Marian Mozgawa

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Marian Mozgawa (born March 15, 1923) is a Colonel, Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1981-1983, Commander of Militia Civic Affairs in Radom in 1975, Deputy Commander of the Ministry of the Interior of the SB in Lublin in 1967 and Deputy Lublin's Commander in Chief of the SB in 1966. He was also an employee of the KW PZPR in Lublin in 1961, Head of the II WUdsBP Division in Lublin in 1955, Head of the First Division of the Provincial Public Security Office in Lublin and head of the Poviat Public Security Office in Łuków in 1953. He was the head of PUBP in Tomaszów Lubelski in 1950 and an officer of PUBP in Krasnik and WUBP in Lublin 1944-1950.

As the head of the PUBP in Tomaszów Lubelski, he fought with the troops of Jan Leonowicz's anti-communist underground "Burty" and "Mogilki".

Long-standing member of the Council for the Protection of Monuments of Struggle and Martyrdom, and in 1988-1990 a member of the Council for the Protection of the Memory of Struggle and Martyrdom. Bibliography

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