The Pan-Slavonic Committee in Moscow was founded at the instigation of the Soviet leadership in the period of the first serious defeats suffered by USSR in the war with the Germans. It established its constitutional and organisational shape and its programme in the months of August to October 1941. Its task was, by calling on common origins and customs of the Slavonic peoples and the Slavonic traditions of national liberation struggles, to activate the armed fight at the rear of the German armies, and also to gain moral, political and material support for the USSR and other Slavonis countries among the Slavonic emigres. The Committee attempted to implement its propaganda and educational objectives by the organisation of mass events (e. g. the Pan-Slavonic congresses in Moscow), by preparing proclamations and appeals to the Slavonic nations, radio programmes, articles in the Soviet and foreign press or Slavonic themes, visits to army units, issuing the periodical „Slawianie” and othe...

Artykuł prezentuje wydarzenia, które rozegrały się nocą z 31 maja na 1 czerwca 1944 r. w Białymstoku na ul. Łukowskiej 9. Grupa agentów gestapo zabiła należącego do konspiracji Edmunda Giedrojcia. Doszło przy okazji do strzelaniny, w wyniku której zginął jeden z agentów, a drugi został ranny. W tekście został przytoczony meldunek, który agenci złożyli swoim mocodawcom.