Józef Kapuściński

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Józef Kapuściński

Józef Kapuściński (born March 23, 1818 in Gorlice , † July 31, 1847 in Kleparów , Salisnyzja district ) was a Polish insurgent.

Józef Kapuściński went to the Jesuit School of Nowy Sacz . He became a member of the Polish Democratic Society (pln. Towarzystwo Demokratieyczne Polskie ). He was accused of planning an assassination attempt on the mayor Kasper Markl in Pilsen . He was arrested and sentenced to death.

On July 31, 1847, Józef Kapuściński and Teofil Wiśniowski were hung up on Mount Stracenia (Ukrainian: Gora Strat ) near Lemberg . In 1894 an obelisk was erected at this point, which still exists today.

  • Obelisk on the Strat mountain in Lviv

  • Standard of the Polish Democratic Society

literature

  • Emilian Ciesielski: Teofil Wiśniowski i Józef Kapuściński . Lwów 1906
personal data
SURNAME Kapuściński, Jozef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Polish revolutionary
DATE OF BIRTH March 23, 1818
PLACE OF BIRTH Gorlice
DATE OF DEATH July 31, 1847
Place of death Kleparów