Stanislav Kolachkovich

Lviv pharmacist Spytok (1606) sent him to sell the goods, in the retinue of Marina Mnishek in Moscow. On the day of the killing Dimitri Kolachkovich sheltered in their Lvov, Cracow and German merchants, and was preparing to defend, but Shujskij assured him full security and gave him to protect the bailiffs. On the same day Kolachkovich was in the Boyar Duma and agreed to stay at the royal service, but then went with Mnishkom in Yaroslavl, where he continued to trade. Returning to Lviv, Kolachkovich was accusing Spytko in knavery. Kolachkovich introduced a saving note explaining the events which he witnessed and participated. Acquitted, thanks to the patronage of the magnates, Kolachkovich in the era of the Second Pretender again went with the goods in Moscow. Further information about him there. Note and the whole thing Kolachkovich found and printed Vl. Lozinski in "Kwartalnik Historyczni" (1894, IV; Russian Trans. in the Journal of the Ministry of National Education, 1895,? 5). - See. I. Linnichenko, "A new era of the witness of the murder of Dmitry the Pretender" ( "Historical Journal", 1895, No. 5).