Bodice

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The border control center of Kudowa:

Formation and organizational change

In October 1945, the Supreme Commander of the WP ordered the formation of 51 transitional checkpoints at the border. The Kudowa border checkpoint was established in 1945 as a temporary transit checkpoint of 2nd category of office No. 8/11. The PPK consisted of 17 soldiers and 2 civilian employees.

In 1946, the transition checkpoint was re-classified into category C by the number 7/12. In 1947 re-organized into D category 7/33. He also adopted a new name for the border control center WOP. In 1948 there was another reorganization of the Border Guard Army. WOP Branches were renamed as Border Protection Brigades, and the KDPW WIPO was renamed Kudowa Border Protection Station and renamed according to Act No. 7/54. In 1948 the Border Patrol Station No. 55 "Kudowa" (road) was subject to the 23rd Border Protection Brigade.

In 1948 the subdivision was transferred to the Ministry of Public Security. In 1950 it was renamed to GPO WO, No. 096/27. In 1952, he was included in the 4th BWOP, No. 352/3.

In the years 1965-1971 the border inspection posts were subordinated to the Regional Headquarters of the Civic Militia.

In 1991, the newly formed border guards took over the protection of the state border. The Border Control Unit in Kudowa became a subordinate to the Sudeten Border Guards Branch. Commanders of the facility

Tadeusz Jarmoliński lists the following commanders of the facility: Comments Bibliography about the housing estate Liptovský Mikuláš. From the city center, take bus service to Bodic (MAD Liptovský Mikuláš) - line no. 5. Monuments Characters associated with the locality Bibliography

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