Zdzislaw Krol, chancellor of the Metropolitan Bar of Warsaw has declared that the late Pontiff Juan Pablo II underwent two conspiracies to end his life in his trips to Poland of years 1983 and 1987.

Before the beginning of the trip realised in 1987, the Church received information of a woman with a plan to assassinate the Pope that was going to carry out itself in Czestochowa, according to declares Krol father. The Polish communist authorities were informed and a man was stopped.

The suspect, turned out to be Bulgarian. He is peculiar that many think that the Turk Mehmet Ali Agca, who attempt to assassinate to the Pope in 1981, was you order under them of the Bulgarian secret service.

The other attempt was truncated of a information that came from the embassy of Austria, that alleged that three tie Germans to a terrorist group of lefts, the Red Brigade, had managed to enter Poland and had intention to kill to assassinate outdoors to the Pope in a concentration in Warsaw.

The declarations of Krol father only come days after a historian affirmed that the communist authorities of Poland could have frustrated a plot to kill to Juan Pablo II in their trip of 1987.

A civil servant of the Institute of the Polish Memory National, an organ in charge to investigate the past communist of the country, has declared that is not absolutely clear the tests to kill the Pope and which they are of doubtful credibility.

He thinks that the communist Government of Poland could have devised these complots like means to intimidate to the Catholic Church that as all we know has much weight in that country.

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