In the pictures Jan Sidor, son of Franciszek and Antonina née Dąbrowska. He was born on May 27, 1903 in the village of Rudniki in the Koniecbór commune, in the Raczki parish. A resident of Raczki of the Dowspuda commune, Augustów poviat. Farmer and clerk. Married with Stanisława née Siemion from Raczki (daughter of Paweł and Franciszka née Bartoszewicz, married on February 5, 1929), one child - daughter Zofia (born in 1929). He graduated 5 classes of primary school.
During the German occupation, he was a soldier in the organization of the Suwałki Land Corps, and then the Home Army. Second Deputy Commander of the Suwałki-Augustów District of the WiN Association. Nickname "Guzik" and "Zagłoba". On September 3, 1945, he was promoted to a platoon rank. Decorated with the Cross of Valor.
Jan Sidor's liaison was: Feliks Borys, nickname "Gruby", a butcher born in Nieszkki. Władysław Feller (from 1963 Renowicki), shoemaker from Raczki. Kazimierz Frydrych, nickname "Kamień", born in Pruska Mała, after the war a resident of the village of Krzyżewo, a farmer. Bronisław Gawrylczyk, nickname "Lisek", "Lot", a farmer born in Raczki. Jan Mojżesz, nickname "Grad", farmer from Ludwinowo, resident of the village of Wilkasy after the war. Kazimierz Złotnik, a farmer from the village of Wierciochy.
Sidor came to light in Suwałki on April 25, 1947. After disclosure, he worked, among others, on the construction of a road bridge in Raczki and as the president of the agricultural cooperative "Jedność" in Raczki. He was under surveillance and persecuted by PUBP. He was hiding from August 1949. In October 1949 he made contact with the guerrillas of Jan Sadowski, nickname "Blady", "Komar" and Piotr Burdyn, nickname "Edward", "Kabel", "Mroźny", "Poręba", but he did not stay with them, but hid in the company of Jan Gizelbach, nickname "Wierszuł." On November 21, 1949, together with Gizelbach, they stayed at the farm of Jan Szczecina in the village of Lipowo in the commune of Koniecbór, and for the night moved to the adjacent abandoned barn of Józefa Jasionowska. As a result of a report by an unknown UB informant, nickname "Bolesław" from the village of Podwysokie, they were surrounded by the operational group of KBW-UB. According to the report, "Guzik" committed suicide, while "Wierszuł" gave up. Jan Sidor is buried in the cemetery in Suwałki.
