High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Stalinist show trial of the Krakow Curia was a public trial of four Roman Catholic priests – members of the Krakow diocesan Curia – including three lay persons, accused by the Communist authorities in the People's Republic of Poland of subversion and spying for the United States. The staged trial, based on the Soviet formula, was held before the Military District Court of Krakow from January 21 to 26, 1953 at a public-event-hall of the Szadkowski Plant. The court, headed by the hardline Stalinist judge Mieczyslaw Widaj, announced its verdict on January 27, 1953 sentencing to death: Father Jozef Lelito, Fr. Michal Kowalik, and Fr. Edward Chachlica. The priests were stripped of all civil and constitutional rights, but their death penalties were subsequently not enforced. The remaining defendants were sentenced from 6 years in prison, to life (Fr. Franciszek Szymonek). The fear-inspiring court judgments were endorsed politically by the...

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