Boleslaw Dąbrowski (Communist)

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Boleslaw Dąbrowski pseud. George (born 13 August 1886 in Cis, died 24 September 1965 in Warsaw) - Polish communist and trade activist. Curriculum vitae

He graduated from the 2nd grade of the craft school and became a carpenter in Warsaw, from 1903 in the SDKPiL, briefly arrested for his participation in the workers' demonstration in Warsaw. From 1905 in the Battle Team SDKPiL, he formed teams in Sobień near Garwolin, and from 1906 to 1907 he organized help for the workers of the factory shut down Lodz. Since 1906, a member of the Social Democratic Labor Union of the Wood Industry, in December 1911 participated in his rebuilding. Co-organizer of a large carpenter strike in Warsaw at the end of August 1912. After breaking up in the SDKPiL, the activist of the "split" faction, active in the First World War, took part in the first anti-war demonstration in 1914 and clashed with the Kozakami at ul. Dworkowa. In 1915 he co-organized the workers' kitchen at the "Buffalo" factory, since 1916 the editor responsible for the SDKPiL magazine "Trybuna". October 19 - XIX 1916 in Warsaw was the delegate of the breakers for the national conference of the SDKPiL. On December 16, 1918, as a representative of the Warsaw SDKPiL, he participated in the SDKPiL Unified Convention and the PPS-Left - First Congress of the KPRP. In 1919 the editor responsible for the KPRP "Przełom" writings. The carpenter and trade unionist of the Woodworking Workers' Union was in 1935 when he began work at the Sphinx studios and joined the Trade Union of Cinematography Workers. September 1939 took part in civil defense of Warsaw, 1939-1944 carpenter "Nawrocki and Piotrowski" company in Warsaw. Since 1942 a member of the PPR, the press distributor. After the Warsaw Uprising in March 1945 he was in Starachowice, then returned to Warsaw, where he organized a section of carpenters at the Trade Union of Workers and Workers in the Building, Ceramic and Related Industries in Poland. In December 1945, co-organizer of the Polish Forestry Workers' Union and Wood Industry; until 1948 instructor, and since 1950 chairman of the Warsaw branch of this association. 1945-1946 employee of the Social Building Enterprise, since September 1950 a furniture carpenter in the Labor Cooperative "Ogniwo Spółdzielcze", member of the board of this cooperative and second secretary of the PZPR POP. He was awarded the Order of the First Class Labor Medal. Bibliography

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