Poletsky and the Warsaw Uprising

Poland was still not free when Pletsky joined the Polish armed forces. He gathered intelligence to hand over to the polish second corps, but he had no intention of fighting then at that point,. none the less, he was ordered to leave poland and return to italy. Poletsky put all his efforts into re establishing contact with his former comrades. His wife and children were asked to flee the country. While interrogated by joseph roniski who headed the anti-anti-communist bureau at the public security ministry in Poland. Peletsky refused any charges from what rosinski had claimed about a plot to kill senior police officers. The case did not include the