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allegedly flown missions and personally bombed Piłsudski's force despite there being no evidence for these accusations. In
October 1926, the five prisoners were cleared of all charges and approved for release, yet the army prosecutor lengthened their arrests instead, citing the prisoners to be threats to the interests of the Polish Army. A new round of charges were created against Zagórski and his role in the Francopol Affair, although they were never brought up against him.
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Leveque, a French officer who commanded the Polish Army's air force up until
December 1922. The program called for the import of French-made aircraft to arm nearly 50 squadrons. Large amounts of credit were loaned by the French in exchange for purchase of French aircraft for the Polish air force. The rapid enforcing of the program by Zagórski resulted in the purchase of a large number of French aircraft through the
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facilities to base the aircraft in, and lacked properly trained technicians to service the aircraft. As a result, although Poland had a threatening force on paper, squadrons of airplanes rusted away, and along with it Poland's aerial potential. Additionally, despite having acquired reliable and superior aircraft such as the
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took place during this time period, where Zagórski pledged his allegiance to the
Central Powers, in contrast to the vast majority of his soldiers who did not. He imprisoned several of his soldiers and ordered for them not to be fed. When none of the prisoners complied with Zagórski's demand to pledge
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and French capital in the formation of the air force. Additionally, the argument was made that the native Polish aircraft industry has suffered drastically as a result of the purchase of French-made airplanes instead. On March 18, 1926, General Żeligowski fired Zagórski from his position as Chief of
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first thing upon his arrival at Warsaw, yet Zagórski did not arrive at his expected destination. Press speculation abounded as to his disappearance, but in the end he was never seen again, nor his body ever found. Media at the time speculated that the former intelligence officer disappeared fearing
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September 25, 1920, to November 23, 1920, he served as fill-in commander of the 4th Infantry Division, and was then assigned full command of the division until April 1921. On April 9, 1921, Zagórski asked of his own accord to be transferred to the Polish Army Reserves. From April 1921 to March
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and to initiate bombing of pro-Piłsudski forces. Zagórski was arrested in Warsaw on May 15, 1926, along with four other generals who had supported the legal government, including his superior
General Rozwadowski. The five prisoners-of-war were imprisoned in Wilno. Zagórski was accused to have had
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company. By 1925, in terms of the number of aircraft, the Poles were considered a
European aerial powerhouse. On the other hand, the quick purchase of such a vast number of aircraft overshadowed the fact that Poland lacked trained pilots to fly the newly purchased aircraft, lacked the proper
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Rozwadowskiego, Juliusz Malczewskiego, Włodzimierza Zagórskiego i Bolesława Jaźwińskiego w Wojskowym Więzieniu Śledczym na Antokolu w Wilnie, Zamach stanu Józefa Piłsudskiego 1926 roku, pod red. Marka Siomy, Lublin 2007,
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Tadeusz Kryska-Karski i Stanisław Żurakowski podają, że od listopada 1918 do grudnia 1920 był dowódcą 1 Pułku
Artylerii Najcięższej. Piotr Zarzycki w zarysie historii wojennej tego pułku podaje, że jego organizację rozpoczęto 11 sierpnia 1920 r., a pierwszym dowódcą był mjr Józef
552:". As a result, Zagórski denounced several Polish Legion officers at the internment camp who entered undercover as regular soldiers with the aim of dividing the sentences among the imprisoned. Those denounced by Zagórski were transferred to another internment camp in
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Zagórski was escorted to the Wilno train station in non-military public attire. At 8:20 am, train 714 heading to Warsaw from Wilno departed the station with Zagórski on board. Zagórski was supposed to meet with Marshal of Poland
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in 1863–1864, who as a result of his participation in the Uprising, was deported to Siberia only to escape and flee afterwards to France. Włodzimierz Zagórski's mother was Anna Kozłow, a
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