The Polish patriot wrote that lieutenant Irena Iłłakowiczowa, whom he described as an agent of the Polish anti-German and anti-communist intelligence, was murdered on October 4, 1943, probably by communists. According to the author, she knew seven languages, was a soldier of the NSZ and the Lizards' Union, and during the war was imprisoned in Pawiak and Majdanek. He claimed she was tortured but did not betray anyone, and was then bravely freed from the camp. He also assigned her particularly dangerous missions and described her as the wife of a Persian prince, a model, and an mountaineer. He mentioned her bloodied body and skull shattered by a bullet, and ended the entry with a tribute to her memory. #Historia #Polska #Pamięć (translated)
