Home Army in the Radom district from 2 January 1945 states: "The clear cooperation with Germans and the plague of the society as a result of the use of props. On November 22nd, during the march of the NSZ through Oleszno, the Germans pulled in the posts. Contacts with the Gestapo are recorded." Another note of the Home Army reports on NSZ officers discussing the manhunts on the PPR. Other The agrarian People's Party, one of the main components of the Underground State, accused the NSZ and its Holy Cross Mountains Brigade of contacts with and enjoying support of the Germans. The movement's periodicals described the extreme nationalists as "openly treasonous", and of being a "political fascist creation". After the end of the war, the People's Party under the leadership of Wincenty Witos decided to support Stanisław Mikołajczyk. However at the same time Polish communists named one of their proxy parties , and the old People's Party, now loyal to Mikołajczyk, changed its name into Polish People's Party (PSL). After Mikołajczyk's defeat in the rigged 1947 Polish legislative election, the remains of the Polish People's Party were merged (in 1949) into the communist-allied United People's Party (ZSL). See also Detached Unit of the Polish Army (operating in the same region several years earlier) National Armed Forces Notes Further reading Brigades of Poland Military units and formations established in 1944 Units and formations of Polish resistance during World War II History of Lesser Poland Polish collaborators with Nazi Germany Collaborators with Nazi Germany Military units and formations disestablished in 1946 1944 establishments in Poland 1946 disestablishments in Poland