1937. The leaders of the Poland Communist Party were executed in the USSR
80 years ago, on August 21, 1937, the former leaders of the Communist Party of Poland Adolf Varsky and Edward Prukhnyak, accused of Trotskyism and espionage, were shot in Moscow. This was due to the fact that the Communist Party of Poland in the first half of the 1920s supported in the Comintern Trotsky. Her activities in 1937 were actually frozen, and in August 1938 the Poland Communist Party was dissolved by the Comintern, according to Stalin.