by the Soviets in 1946 as a result of a general amnesty, further imprisoned for a time by Polish Communists; professor in Temple University, the Université de Montréal and other universities; see Witold Kieżun) Edward Kleszczyński (18921984; Sejm member and senator of the Second Polish Republic, veteran of the First World War (Polish Legions), imprisoned in 1917 in the Oath crisis; officer in the Army of the Second Polish Republic, during the Second World War member of the Armia Krajowa; arrested by the Nazis in 1942 he was imprisoned at Montelupich for six months before being transferred to a Warsaw prison whence he was bought out; multiple military decorations; after the War was a man wanted by the Communists; died in New York City on 20 January 1984; see Edward Kleszczyński) Stanisław Klimecki (18831942; Polish jurist and social activist, president (mayor) of Krakow; three- to five-time prisoner of Montelupich in 1939 and 1942; murdered by the Nazis on 11 December 1942) Norbert Kompalla (19071942; Polish clergyman, member of the Congregation of the Mission, professor of moral theology, canon law, Church history and patristics; after the Nazi invasion of Poland arrested by Gestapo on 15 July 1940, he was imprisoned at Montelupich until 30 August when he was deported to Auschwitz and later (on 12 December 1940) to Dachau where he died in a gas chamber on 1 December 1942; his beatification is in process (ecclesiastical title: "Servant of God"); see Norbert Kompalla) Jan Komski (19152002; Polish painter; active in the Resistance during the War, was arrested by the Nazis several times, author of a famous escape from Auschwitz, imprisoned at Montelupich from January to October 1943) Władysław Konopczyński Józef Kowalski (Polish clergyman; 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 Józef Kowalski) Tadeusz Jan Kowalski Paweł Kubisz (Polish poet) Marek Kubliński (19311950; Krakow high-school student and Boy Scout, fighter against the Communist régime of post-War Poland; captured in April 1950 at the age of 18, incarcerated at Montelupich, he received in a show trial held in June 1950 four death sentences; executed by firearm at Montelupich on 4 October 1950 at the age of 19; nowadays has two streets named after himself, one in Krakow, and one in Skawina) Stanisław Kutrzeba Tadeusz Lehr-Spławiński Mieczysław Lewiński (19051942; Polish political activist (teacher by profession), during the