Zbigniew Wassermann 1949 – 2010

Biography

Zbigniew Wassermann was born on September 17, 1949, in Kraków, Poland, where he would spend much of his life devoted to public service. Throughout his career, he became known as a dedicated politician who contributed to his nation during a significant period of its history. His work reflected a commitment to the communities and causes he served, earning him recognition among those who knew him and worked alongside him.

On April 10, 2010, Wassermann’s life was cut short in the tragic Smolensk air disaster, a catastrophe that claimed numerous Polish officials and public figures. His sudden death represented a profound loss not only to his family but also to the political landscape of Poland. The circumstances of that fateful day left an indelible mark on the nation’s collective memory.

Zbigniew Wassermann was laid to rest in his native Kraków, returning home for his final resting place. Though his time was limited, his legacy as a public servant remains part of Poland’s historical record. He is remembered by those who knew him as someone who answered the call to serve his country.