Andrzej Pytlakowski
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Andrzej Pytlakowski graduated from elementary school in Lviv, in 1929-1937 he was a student Stefan Batory Gymnasium and Lyceum (Warsaw, Poland). From 1937 he studied at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Warsaw University of Technology, in the 1938/1939 academic year Pytlakowski belonged to the founder Bratnia Pomoc with leftist orientation. After the outbreak of World War II, he managed to get to Lviv, briefly studied at the Polytechnic there, then worked at the radio plant. In 1942 Pytlakowski returned to Warsaw and worked at the State Radio and Telecommunication Works. In 1943 he became a partisan Gwardia Ludowa and used the pseudonym "Adam". In August 1944 Pytlakowski got out of Warsaw, then worked as a teacher in the village of Polany.
At the beginning of 1945 Pytlakowski became Civil service officer of the Ministry of Public Security (Poland), he was the head of the section in Municipal Office of Public Security in Radom, then deputy head of Faculty IV of Department I Ministry of Public Security, he left the service at his own request in October 1945 as a captain. Pytlakowski continued his studies interrupted by the war, this time in Łódź. After graduating, in 1947 Pytlakowski joined the Polish People's Army, in the following years he worked as a chess journalist and in Institute of Mathematical Machines.
