Monument of AK soldiers in Naleczow

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Monument in the Forest Factory - a monument commemorating the fallen AK soldiers from the branch of Satan, located on the edge of the Company Forest, on the scouting field in the suburbs of Nałęczów.

Monument was taken in "adoption" by the youth of the public junior high school in Nałęczów The purpose of "adoption" is the focus and interest of a large group of junior high school students around the joint action. During the hours of education and history lessons students learn the history of AK soldiers fighting in the vicinity of Nałęczów. The story of the battle of Tadeusz Orłowski's division. Satan

It was 1945, the war ended, but it did not mean peace. Soldiers (including those dedicated to the monument) continued to fight to prevent the Russians from taking over completely. On May 19, a unit of "Satan" - Tadeusz Orłowski - consisting of 30 soldiers, began operation on Sunday. At night, they successfully attacked the railway station in Nałęczów. Their next target was the MO post office, which, however, was unsuccessful because of the lack of weapons and the fact that the militia had been warned and managed to barricade. For this reason, the guerrillas had to withdraw. The AK-men went to a previously established gathering place in the scouting glade (the Forest Company).

When they were almost there, they heard the sound of a car engine. The militia followed them in pursuit. The branch retreated to the current ul. Insurgents of 1863, and fled to the colonies of Wojciechów. Because the cars are faster than the ordinary carts that escaped the AKs and they did not manage to reach the hideout, they were forced to change their plan and escape into the surrounding fields through the gorge. The car was three. One chased the refugees, while the other two decided to take them from the field. In the frenzy of escaping, the squad scattered the field and there was no way of retreat, they saw two guns aimed at them. The militia killed all who did not escape. In total, 17 people died. Bibliography

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