After the war , Mączyński settled near Brzeżany and became a social activist . In 1922 he was elected as Deputy to the first Polish parliament ( Sejm ) as member of the right-wing Christian Union of National Unity coalition from Lwów . He returned to the Army in 1927 at the age of 46 but retired two years later in 1929 , and in 1933 was awarded the Cross of Independence with Swords for his service during the Polish – Soviet War . He also published his memoirs and analysis of the battle of Lwów , titled '' Boje Lwowskie '' , with description of the anti-Jewish " Lwów pogrom " . Mączyński remained single . Known to local nationalists , he was a target of notable arsons . He died of an illness at the age of 54 . His place in the Polish history of Lviv was reasserted only after the collapse of the Soviet Union
Lwów pogrom
Lwów pogrom (1918)
Czesław Mączyński