preserved today at Yale University Library) Aleksander Studniarski (victim of post-War repressions by the Communist régime of Poland; see Aleksander Studniarski) Zbigniew Szkarłat (19441986; Solidarity activist and social activist who organized assistance to political prisoners of the Communist régime of Poland; arrested by the Communists and imprisoned at Montelupich 13 June27 July 1984; released because of a general amnesty, he was assaulted in a street by "persons unknown" and died in a hospital on 5 February 1986 without having regained consciousness, the case of his murder having been investigated by the same prosecutor that imprisoned him at Montelupich) Stanisław Szwed (see Stanisław Szwed) Jan Świerc (Polish clergyman; beatification in process (ecclesiastical title: "Servant of God"); see Jan Świerc) Jerzy Tabeau Walerian Tumanowicz (victim of post-War repressions by the Communist régime of Poland; see Walerian Tumanowicz) Kazimierz Tymiński (19151989; veteran of the September Campaign and resistance fighter during the Second World War; imprisoned at Montelupich on 15 October 1941, he was later deported to Auschwitz; a description of his Montelupich experience is to be found in his 1985 book, To Calm My Dreams, filmed in 1988 (see Bibliography); see Kazimierz Tymiński) Jerzy Ustupski Józef Wieciech (victim of post-War repressions by the Communist régime of Poland; see Józef Wieciech) Walenty Winid (Polish geographer; see Walenty Winid) Władysław Wodniecki (a high-school student; victim of neither Nazi or Communist, but of Austrian repressions; see Władysław Wodniecki) Kazimierz Wojciechowski (19041941; Polish clergyman, member of the religious institute of the Salesians of Don Bosco, educator and catechist; imprisoned by the Nazis at Montelupich on 23 May 1941 he was shown the articles he had written to give moral support to the Polish youth; deported to Auschwitz on 26 June 1941 he was beaten, kicked, and had his teeth broken with a shovel on arrival, apparently having attracted attention by his athletic and muscular build: he perished the next day strangled by kapo in the gravel yard; beatification in process (ecclesiastical title: "Servant of God")) Dmitro Yatsiv (see Дмитро Васильович Яців) Jacek Żaba (victim of post-War repressions by the Communist régime of Poland; see Jacek Żaba) Mieczysław Zub (19531985; serial killer who murdered 4 women in Silesian Voivodeship in the early 1980s) Nazi war criminals executed at Montelupich after the War On 24 January 1948, twenty-one Nazi German war criminals, including two women, were hanged at the Montelupich Prison as a result of the death sentences handed