Declassified UFO / UAP Document
POLAND: COMMITTEE WARNS AGAINST REVIVAL OF UFO SECT
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AI-Generated Summary
The Polish Committee for Defence Against Sects (OKOPS) warned against the revival of the Antrovis sect, which claims extraterrestrial rescue for its members. The group is accused of exploiting followers and is under investigation by the provincial prosecutor's office regarding a death.
This intelligence cable, dated November 7, 1994, reports on the activities of a Polish sect known as Antrovis. According to the report, the National Committee for Defence Against Sects (OKOPS) issued a warning regarding the group's resurgence. The sect, which had previously ceased operations in 1994 under media pressure, reportedly teaches that the world will face extermination, but that members will be rescued by 'little men from flying saucers' landing on Sleza Mountain in Lower Silesia. The report highlights concerns regarding the psychological and social impact of the sect on its members, specifically noting that followers are encouraged to sever ties with their families, surrender their property, and abandon their education or employment. Ryszard Nowak, the head of OKOPS, is cited as characterizing these practices as dangerous. Furthermore, the document notes that the provincial prosecutor's office in Szczecin has linked the activities of the sect to the death of an individual identified as Boguslaw T., whose body was recovered from the Oder River.
THE SECT PREACHES THAT LITTLE MEN FROM FLYING SAUCERS WHO WILL LAND ON THE SLEZA MOUNTAIN [LOWER SILESIA - SOUTHWESTERN POLAND] WILL RESCUE THE MEMBERS OF THE SECT.
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Official Assessment
The Polish Committee for Defence Against Sects (OKOPS) has issued a warning regarding the revival of a sect known as Antrovis. The sect claims that followers will be saved by 'little men from flying saucers' landing on Sleza Mountain. The committee alleges the sect encourages members to abandon their families and property, and links the group to the death of an individual named Boguslaw T.
Key Persons
- Andrzej17-year-old who attended sect lectures
- Ryszard NowakHead of the OKOPS (Committee for Defence Against Sects)
- Boguslaw T.Deceased individual linked to the sect