Warsaw Uprising
The Warsaw Uprising was an unsuccessful revolt against the occupying Nazi German government in Warsaw between August and October 1944 by the Polish Home Army (AK) according to a plan by the Polish-Government-in-Exile in London.[1] 200,000 Polish civilians were killed by the Germans.
See also
- Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, unrelated uprising in 1943
- Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, units of he Ukrainian Self Defense Legion took part, later joined the SS Galicia Division.
References
- â Kietlinska, Ella (August 1, 2019). Remembering the Warsaw Uprising. The Epoch Times. Retrieved August 1, 2019.
External links
- Eyewitness accounts of Ukrainian massacre of Poles, Part 3 of 4.