Piskorski was also fascinated by neo-pagan movements and the idea of Pan-Slavism. In his youth, Piskorski showed interest in nationalist movements he was an active member of a fascist-nationalist formation Niklot. In one of his interviews he stated that as a child he hated Szczecin and the people who surrounded him when he was growing up. During Communism, Szczecin was home to consulates of Finland, GDR, Cuba and USSR (and later – Russia). Even tough the city is far away from the decision-making bodies, it has always been an important place (for the Warsaw Pact, Szczecin was where the invasion on Denmark was to be launched from in the future war). The city is a common denominator for some people accused of giving way to Russian influence – a politician from Ruch Narodowy (the National Movement) Sylwester Chruszcz, and former Deputy Minister of Defense Jacek Kotas, as well as for those who had to face charges of espionage for Russia: Stanisław Szypowski (already convicted) and Mateusz Piskorski (still under arrest and waiting for indictment). Szczecin is the largest harbor city of north-western Poland, located just near the German border, and a special place on the map of Russian influence in Poland. Now he ’ s under arrest, due to accusations of espionage.
For the past years, Piskorski has been Russia ’ s most important man in Poland – and he has been active in the zone of soft influence for years.
There ’ s a large tattoo on Mateusz Piskorski ’ s body, a remainder of his nationalist past: it depicts a snake eating its own tail.
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