Piotr Wysocki (politician)

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Piotr Wysocki (born June 27, 1898 in Rusibork near Środa Wielkopolska, died October 5, 1985 in Pile) - President of Gorzów Wielkopolski in 1945-1947, president of Piła in 1947-1948, starost in Szczytno from 1948 to 1950 . Curriculum vitae

He participated in the Uprising of Wielkopolska, fighting in Gniezno, Duszyń, Margonin and Nakle; after 19 January 1919 he was a soldier of 70 pp in Pleszewo. He worked in the law firm, then in the Trade Union of Agriculture and Forestry Workers, he sympathized with the PPS. The occupation was spent in Wągrowiec.

He entered the operational group, which Florian Kroenke, as a government agent for the Gorzów region, brought to Gorzów Wielkopolski on March 28, 1945. The next day Wysocki was appointed mayor of the city; In that position he was until April 20, when he was appointed president of the city. The nomination was sanctioned by the voivode of Poznań, who on September 1 excluded Gorzów Wielkopolski from the jurisdiction of the regional plenipotentiary, entrusting the president with the function of plenipotentiary of the government in the area of ​​the city. On August 12, 1946, the Municipal National Council under the leadership of Valerian Leśnicki (PPS) was the first in the Lubuskie Region to select a body At the same time, he was entrusted with the re-election of President Piotr Wysocki and Vice-President Leon Kruszon. However, in the list of poviats of the Lubuskie Province of October 31, 1946, Gorzów Wielkopolski ceased to be a city district and was re-incorporated into the administrative district of the district. However, the city remained separate from the local self-government union and the superior government of the MRN remained the Provincial National Council in Poznan. The degradation of the city as a signal of certain negligence, not very well-structured relations with the more energetic and having actual power in many fields vice president - were one of the reasons for the departure of Wysocki from the position of President Gorzow; This happened on May 30, 1947.

On June 1, 1947, he was the president of Piła, but in 1948-1950 he was a county seat in Szczytno. In 1951 he returned to Pila, where he became involved in social activities. In 1974 he became "Pilanin of the Year" and also had numerous national and regional awards.

In the last years of his life he was seriously ill. He died on October 5, 1985. Bibliography

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