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SS-Brigadeführer, Generalmajor der Polizei und M.d.R. Lucian Damianus Wysocki (* January 18th, 1899 in Gentomie - † December 13th, 1964 in Rheinhausen) was a SS-Führer and soldier in the Waffen SS during World War II.

Life
Wysockis Father Peter Damian was a teacher, his mother Therese Apollonie, born of Paszki, daughter of a landowner. From 1905 to 1917 attended Wysocki elementary school and preparatory school in Marienwerder. He then announced in early 1917 as a volunteer, came to the Eastern Front, and then in March 1918 on the Western Front in the Somme area and Priesterwald used. Most recently, he served as a corporal in the 10th Company of the Reserve Infantry Regiment 257. On 28 April, he was awarded the Iron Cross II. Class. September 1918 he fell into American captivity from which he returned in August 1919. Thereafter he served from 1 October to 31 December 1919 at the 9th company in the Infantry Regiment 3 of the Reichswehr. As of February 1920 Wysocki worked in the mining industry in Baesweiler as rock Hauer.

Period after the First World War
Wysocki was born on 1 May 1929 a member of the NSDAP (membership no. 132988). Already on 1 February of the same year he was the SA joined. 1930 to 1931, he served as political director in Essen. In September of the same year he was from SA squad leader to the SA squad leader and in January 1932 was promoted to SA Sturmfiihrer. In July 1932, he was for the NSDAP elected to the Reichstag (Constituency 20 Cologne-Aachen) which he belonged with a short interruption until the war ended. For political offenses he was sentenced in July 1932 to a year in prison. In August 1933, he was First Lieutenant SA and in November SA banner leader. In May 1937, he was SA Oberfuhrer and finally in January 1939 and SA Brigade Commander. He led the SA standards first in Duisburg and then in Wuppertal.

On 7 May 1940 Wysocki resigned from the SA and on 21 June of the same year in the SS (membership no. 365199) a. On the same day he was named SS Brigade Commander promoted during the SS-Obersturmbannführer the "West". In a letter dated May 23, 1940 Obergruppenführer asked Fritz Weitzel the SS group leader Walter Schmitt in the personnel office of the SS Main Office to take over Wysockis in the SS, as this walk around as a civilian since his discharge from the SA and "thereby in a very embarrassing position "located. [1]

In 1937, he was first chief of police in Oberhausen and Mülheim an der Ruhr in 1939 of police in Duisburg.

After the beginning of the Russian campaign
After the start of the war against the Soviet Union Wysocki was in July 1941 by Heinrich Himmler to the SS and Police Leader (location guide) in Vilnius appointed. On August 11 of that year he became the SS and police leader site for the General District Lithuania in the Reich Commissariat Ostland, based in the Kovno appointed. On 27 September of the same year he was Adolf Hitler was appointed major general of police.

On July 2, 1943 Wysocki was relieved of his duties as Himmler SS and Police Leader and to the staff of SS brigade leader Curt of God mountain in Minsk offset to there from that in the " anti-partisan to be taught. " In September of the same year Wysocki Himmler asked for a cure in Baden SS hospital because of "severe liver and gallbladder attacks" as a cop again in the German Reich to be used.

From 19 March 1944 until the end of the war Wysocki was then as Chief of Police in Kassel operate. The end of 1944 was launched a criminal investigation for embezzlement before the Supreme SS and Police Court, which, however, was still set in the same year.

After 1945 Wysocki worked occasionally as a clerk at the department store Horten in Duisburg.

Wysocki was married several times. By his first wife he divorced in 1930. His second wife died on 16 February 1940. His third wife was Gerda, born Dietz (born June 15, 1908) on 23 October 1941 war married. Total Wysocki had 5 children (* 1923 '28, '37, '38, '39).

Awards

 * Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse (1914) on April 24th, 1918


 * Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer


 * Goldenes Parteiehrenzeichen on January 30th, 1938