Jan April

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John Pseud.

From the age of 8 he was a servant to the hosts, later a seasonal worker. 1918-1921 served in the army of Kielce, Rembertów and Lublin, then became a miner in Czeladź, then in Siemianowice. Since 1924 a miner in France, in the department of Pas-de-Calais, an activist of the ILO and Polish workers' societies, and since 1929 the Polish language groups FPK. Technik, then secretary of the district Douvrin, in February 1932 for communist activities expelled from France, returned to the country and settled in Sosnowiec, where he joined the CPP. Member of the MOPR Sosnowiec-Kuźnica District Committee (KD) and 1932-1934 KD MOPR Dąbrowski Basin and member of the Supervisory Board of the Workers' Compensation Association at ul. Stone in Sosnowiec. 20 II 1934 arrested and 6 June 1934 sentenced to 4 years of imprisonment with detention and deprivation of rights for 6 years, in December 1936 released in connection with the amnesty. In December 1937 he was again arrested and imprisoned in Bereza Kartuska camp until February 1939. During the war he was forced to work in Germany, after returning home, he was a road worker in Sosnowiec, later working in a sewage company and a cooperative magazine. Since 1942 a member of PPR and GL, correspondent of "Tribune of Freedom". He supplied the GL units with food. In 1945, PPR secretary of the PPR Sosnowiec-Sielce, then 1945-1947 instructor KD PPR in Grodków, in 1948 briefly Secretary of the Municipal Committee (PPR) PPR. He was a delegate to the First Congress of the Polish United Workers' Party in December 1948. 1947-1950 Representative of the Provincial Committee for Party Control (WKKP) to Grodkow district. HR manager at the agricultural machinery factory in Chrchina Niska and at the pump plant in Grodków. 1951-1952 inspector in the Provincial National Councils in Opole and Szczecin, 1952-1955 head of the municipal enterprise of municipal administration in Otmuchów, permanent secretary of POP in the Wood Industry Plant in Paczków and later in the District Committee of the PZPR in Nysa. The chairman of the ZBoWiD district board and a member of the ZBoWiD regional board in Opole. Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Polish-Soviet Friendship Association. He was decorated with, among others. Commander's Cross of the Order of the Rebirth of Poland. Bibliography

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