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The article presents the situation of underground resistance movement in Bialystok District after the end of World War II. At that time, a new reality occurred in Poland when a small number of communists who had arrived from the USSR imposed their authority on the Polish nation with the support of the Red Army. Polish people resisted it establishing political opposition and armed resistance movement...