11 Facts About Mateusz Piskorski

Mateusz Andrzej Piskorski was born on 18 May 1977 and is a Polish politician and publicist.

Mateusz Piskorski lectured at the Collegium Balticum and the High School of Pedagogy in Szczecin and, in 2007, returned to the University of Szczecin.

Mateusz Piskorski became the president of the board of Nord Media Press and worked at polish NBC.

Mateusz Piskorski was active in various societies promoting the idea of pan-Slavism.

Mateusz Piskorski was an activist of the far-right neo-pagan "Niklot" society and worked in organizations with a popular-patriotic profile, such as the National-Democratic Party.

Mateusz Piskorski maintains close contacts with continentalists from all over Europe who consistently argue for "de-Americanisation of the Old Continent" and for the construction of Euro-continental cooperation "from Lisbon to Vladivostok".

Mateusz Piskorski quit his PhD in 2005 to devote himself to politics.

Mateusz Piskorski represented Polish Parliament in the Assembly of Western European Union.

Mateusz Piskorski failed to defend his seat in the Polish 2007 parliamentary election and failed to return to the parliament in the 2011 parliamentary election.

In February 2015, Mateusz Piskorski founded a new political party called "Zmiana", being a political platform that combines left-wing anti-capitalist views with anti-imperialist, pacifistic social policies.

In May 2016, shortly before the NATO summit, Mateusz Piskorski was detained by the Internal Security Agency on the charges of "cooperation with Russian intelligence services, meeting intelligence officers and undertaking operational tasks from them as well as accepting payments".