the Sachsenhausen concentration camp where he died (of pneumonia) on 1 January 1940; see Stefan Bednarski) Władysław Błądziński (19081944; Polish clergyman and educator in Secret Universities; incarcerated at Montelupich from 25 April 1944, subsequently deported to Gross-Rosen where he secretly ministered to the prisoners; died after being pushed off precipice in the stone quarry by an SS-man; one of the so-called "108 Martyrs of World War II" beatified by Pope John Paul II on 13 June 1999 (ecclesiastical title: "Venerable"); see Władysław Błądziński) Andrzej Bolewski (19062002; mineralogist and petrographer, professor in Jagiellonian University; victim of Sonderaktion Krakau; released by the Nazis as a result of a collective intervention in Berlin by Italian and Spanish fellow scholars; see Andrzej Bolewski) Władysław Boziewicz (18861946; captain in the army of the Second Polish Republic, author of the widely acclaimed Polish Code of Honour (Polski Kodeks Honorowy); incarcerated at Montelupich for aiding partisans during the War; see Władysław Boziewicz) Józef Cyrek (19041940; Polish writer and magazine editor; incarcerated at Montelupich just 70 days after the outbreak of the War on 10 November 1939, he perished at Auschwitz less than ten months later; beatification in process (ecclesiastical title: "Servant of God")) Stanisław Czabański (1959-1988; a Polish assailant and murderer, and the last person to ever be judicially executed by Poland; his execution took place on the Montelupich Prison gallows, as by the time his execution occurred on 21 April 1988, the prison had a gallows that they used for civilian crimes; there would be a moratorium on executions instated in 1989, and capital punishment would be abolished in Poland for good in 1997) Michał Czajczyk (19151945; champion basketball player; incarcerated at Montelupich in December 1944, he perished at the Flossenbürg concentration camp in the last days of the War in April 1945; see Michał Czajczyk) Gusta Davidson Draenger (properly Gusta Dawidsohn-Draengerowa, also known as Justyna; 19171943; author of Justyna's Narrative (Pamiętnik Justyny; see Bibliography), the most extraordinary book about Montelupich written inside Montelupich, during the author's lengthy imprisonment at Montelupich: the writer was the author as well of one of the most spectacular escapes from the Montelupich Prison ever) Stanisław Dąbrowa-Kostka (b. 1924; soldier of the Armia Krajowa and writer; victim of post-War repressions by the Communist regime of Poland, incarcerated at Montelupich during the period 19461949; author of six books, including W okupowanym Krakowie: 6 IX 193918 I 1945 ("In Nazi-occupied Krakow"; 1972), and