Montelupich Prison

Prisoners of Montelupich Prison in 1939

Montelupich prison was a prison located in Kraków, which was used by the Gestapo throughout World War II. Prisoners in Montelupich included political prisoners, members of the SS and Security Service (SD) who had been convicted and given prison terms, British and Soviet spies and parachutists, victims of Gestapo street raids, soldiers who had deserted the Waffen-SS, and regular criminals.

After World War II Montelupich became a Soviet prison where NKVD and Urząd Bezpieczeństwa tortured and murdered Polish soldiers from Home Army.

See also

• Home Army
• Służba Bezpieczeństwa
• PRL
• Elisabeth Lupka
• Mokotów Prison
• Lublin Castle
• Płaszów

External links

• www.mhk.pl - Montelupich prison
• www.sw.gov.pl - Montelupich prison

50°04′28″N 19°56′24″E / 50.074314°N 19.9398636°E / 50.074314; 19.9398636

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