Poland hid Nidal in 1980s

5th March 2010

Some terrorists are believed to have stayed in Poland until as late as 1993

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Poland offered shelter and safety to a number of dangerous Palestinian terrorists during the 1980’s according to ex-interior minister, General Czeslaw Kiszczak.

While an exact list of names has not yet been given, amongst those who sought refuge was terrorist mastermind and founder of the Fatah-Revolutionary Council, Abu Nidal.

The information was revealed in a documentary on TVN which aimed to identify the precise movements of Abu Nidal during his time spent in Poland.

In the programme, Kiszczak - at the time right hand man to Communist leader Wojciech Jaruzelski - stated, “We closed our eyes to the fact that they would come to Poland to rest and for medical attention after att ...

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