Abstract
The article presents a biographical portrait of Teofil Głowacki (1906–1971), in the interwar period, an activist of the PPS and KPP, a trade unionist and publicist, during the Second World War a member of the editorial office of „Sztandar Wolności” in Minsk, and then a participant in the left-socialist conspiracy and the founder of the Central Committee After the war. He was a journalist, a political prisoner, an MP for two terms in the parliament of the People’s Republic of Poland, and the deputy editor-in-chief of „Express Wieczorny”. The article is also an attempt to supplement the history of the Polish conspiracy during World War II from outside the leading current.
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