ZKGKM Olkusz

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Municipal Association of Municipalities "Inter-communal Communication" in Olkusz - an association which has the task of carrying out public tasks in the field of local collective transport in the four member municipalities: Olkusz, Klucze, Boleslaw and Bukowno.

The association exists on the basis of the provisions of the Act of March 8, 1990 on local self-government in the field of inter-municipal relations. On 28 January 1998, he was registered in the register of inter-municipal relations. carriers

ZKG "KM" Olkusz lines are currently (as of 6 February 2016) operated by 5 carriers. Supported lines: 457, 461, 471, 472, 473, 474, 476 and 477; Supported lines: 465,467, G, PS, PS1, PSK and WK; Supported lines: 463, 475, 475N, M, ZP, ZZ and Z; Supported lines: 460, BP and SŁ Supported lines: 462, 464,466 and 470;

ZKGKM Olkusz website Warsaw and then taught in schools. He was active in the Association of Polish Teachers and the so-called. The Spasowiak Association, a member of the Polish Free Trade Association and a student at the Free University of Poland.

He was appointed second lieutenant on July 1, 1925 in the Corps of Reserve Authorities Officers. In 1934 he remained in the records of the Powiat Complementary Board Warsaw City III.

In August 1939 he was mobilized, and in October he was interned and sent to the Polish officers' camp in Lithuania in Kulautuva and Kalvarija. He met with other reserve officers about the left-wing views with which he was leading a political career. Among them were: Andrzej Adryan, Eugeniusz Milnikiel and Mikołaj Arciszewski. The purpose of this four was to prepare for the fight against the Germans against the Soviet Union. In the summer of 1940 they were transported to the Kozielsk camp where they continued their activity and from July 1941 in the NKVD POW camp in Griazowce near Wołogda. The group grew rapidly and by the spring of 1941 it had about 60 people called the "Democratic Left". The program of the group was based on the assumption that the alliance with the Soviets depends on the possibility of liberating Poland.

In June 1941, when the Germans invaded the Soviet Union, the members of the Democratic Left to the High Command of the Red Army sent a memorandum asking them to allow the Germans to fight with the Soviet Army. Responding to the memorandum in Griazowiec representatives of the Soviet General Staff appeared, who suggested some officers to fly by the air to the rear of the front to interview and diversion. In the group of 44 volunteers, who trained in the stairs near Moscow, Adryan, Kukulski and Arciszewski.

Individual groups began to flip to the rear of the Polish lands in the fall of 1941. On November 30, 1941, Leon Kukulski and Lieutenant Alexander Rolewski landed near Olszan. Kukulski's group was unable to establish contact with the communications center. They came to Vilnius and there they made contact with other scouts and guerrilla brigade led by Colonel Fyodor Markov. Kukulski was in the vicinity of Warsaw in 1944 and reported in January 1945 to the 1st Army of the Polish Army. He was placed at the disposal of the Soviet Army and sent to the military command post in Myślibórz, where he was appointed head of the administrative and civil service. When the Polish authorities came to the rank of captain, he was released from the army and appointed to the mayor of Nowogródek, in the district of Mysibil. Member of the Polish Workers' Party, member of the PPR District Committee in Myślibórz and member of the PPR in Szczecin since December 1945. Leon Kukulski described this episode in the Memoirs of the Settlers of the Recovered Territories, which was issued by the West Institute in Poznan in 1970. In 1946 in Szczecin

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