Stanisław Feruś


Stanisław Ferus "Q-1" (born December 9, 1905 in Odrzykonie, died June 2, 1989 in Sulechów) - commander of the AK in Odrzykonie, consisting of three platoons, editor and publisher press conspirator. The son of Joseph and Cecilia. He attended Suchodole in a real school. The manor of the farm in Felsztyn and Sąsiadowice, and in Dubiecko, which left September 8, 1939, going to the East. On September 17, 1939, in the town of Gaik, the Ukrainians murdered Poles living there. Ferus returned to Dubiecka and then to Odrzykonia.

At the house of the Urbans, he started a printing house and ran it during almost the entire occupation.

The outbreak of World War II resulted in the invasion of the defenses. Feruś organized a Secret Polish Military Organization in December 1939. On December 26, 1939, Karol Urbank attended the first conspiratorial meeting of TPOW. He prepared the text of the oath, which was submitted by 10 members of TPOW on January 14, 1940.

After establishing contacts with the commanding officer of the ZWZ, Krosno Włodzimierz Marszałkowski joined his seedy base in Odrzykonia to Krosno, receiving the codename "Oleander" for her, and became her sworn commander. He organized three platoons. He was their commander from 10 April 1940 to 16 April 1944 at the ZWZ and AK, OP-15 as "Oleander", "Ola". At the beginning of 1944, three platoons were formed, consisting of 190, and in April, 206 AK soldiers.

He organized, among others:

In the house of the Urbans there was a copy shop, run by Stanisław Feruś-Dzikowski. "Columbine". In Odrzykonie they were issued by Orlik: April 13, 1944 was accidentally covered in radio listening and arrested Maria Urbanek, the owner of the house. Although she was released after a month, the Orlik had to leave the station (after him commanders were Franciszek Bozek "Chołgowiec B" and Józef Urbanek "Cedr", "W-1").

He continued to publish newspapers in Szczepańce, then in Głownie, and from July 17, 1944 in Odrzykonie. And here on July 29, 1944 he issued the last "Reduta".

On November 5, 1944, he published the "Placówka" magazine and had to flee before the NKVD and the UB on the Western Lands as Stanislaw Dzikowski. Bibliography

Fr. Mojak: Soldier of AK Odrzykoń. Bulletin of ŚZZAK, Krosno 2/22/2000

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