Curtis Dagley holds up a book about St. Mary's Basilica in Krakow, Poland. Dagley was arrested in World War II while guarding a train carrying a 15th century altarpiece now housed in the church. Dagley had committed no crime but was used as a pawn by the U.S. and Polish Communist governments. Photo by Desi Smith.
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