During the Second planet War Poland had 2 enemies, 2 socialist totalitarianisms: the 3rd Reich and the russian Union. Unfortunately, the emigration government and national factors were politicians as if 1 enemy were more sympathetic than the other. But there was no greater difference: the comrades Hitler and Stalin attacked the Second Polish Republic together, then persecuted them, exported them to the Poles, murdered them on a mass scale, solemnly vowed that in the future, no hull Polish state would rise.
Meanwhile, the National Army fought against Germany in its own territory, exposing civilians to deadly retaliation by the occupiers. The sledge with the Krauts was a reason for pride, the fight against the russian partisan and her communist agentry, consisting of Polish nationality, was strictly forbidden. How many thunders fell upon the National Armed Forces, which the russian bandit tried to fight...
The culmination of supporting 1 enemy in the war with the another enemy was the Warsaw struggle. A group of exceptional pests decided to destruct Warsaw to the foundations to delight Comrade Stalin. Comrade Stalin had their designs, of course, in the darkest tunnel, but after any reflection, he was given a pleasant reflection that Polish bandits were acting in his interests. Therefore, to a limited extent, he helped the brawl to prevent the fire under the hell's boiler from dying out. And the anti-Polish companionship of common adoration concentrated in the Main Commandment of the AK almost until the end of September placed hope in the Father of Nations.
The perpetrators of crimes in Warsaw and its population:
- Galareta-Komorowski Tadeusz, a middle-aged yovalry gentleman whose military competence designated command of the cavalry squadron. Unfortunately, this illness was led by an underground army, with all the negative consequences. erstwhile on July 31, Chruściel checked in with a ridiculous study that russian tankers interrupted German defence in Prague and "in a fewer hours they would be in Warsaw", Galaret - alternatively of laughing at jest and his revelations - took note of them. After the war, in a lying "underground Army" he continued to claim that Khrushiel's information was "certain" - in contrast to reports of Iran-Osmecki's intelligence chief. He did not realize anything in 1944; he did not realize anything in 1950; he did not realize that specified argument ho was compromising.
- Christian Anthony, mitoman, liar and provoker. His study on russian tanks in Prague is almost surely a fabrication. No tankers saw the impostor, tried to force Galareta with these fantasies to issue an order starting a fight in Warsaw. The test was unfortunately effective. 2 months of hopeless fighting Khrushiel did not sober up, inactive on September 28 he insisted that it could last for weeks, due to the fact that the military is in "a good mood". He didn't mention the moods of civilians burned alive.
- Okulicki Leopold, an irresponsible individual, an alcoholic, an NKVD informant in 1941 and 1945, a flywheel of cliques of gunmen striving at all costs for a ridiculous uprising. Jelly should order a madman to be wrapped in a straitjacket and thrown into a dungeon, alternatively he preferred to endure the public impertinence and insubordination of a traitor.
- Rzepecki Jan, already during the war betraying prosovian sympathy, after the war a zealous communist collaborator.
- Pełczyński Tadeusz, handcuffed head, although before the war the boss of the Two. He bassed the Okulic madman, together they cornered and terrorized Galareta in the afternoon of 312, forcing him to sign a criminal order to initiate the fighting.
As planned, they did. The Warsaw dispute broke out as if against Germany, but all profits were on the russian account. And erstwhile the Germans were yet chased away, the same Soviets made order with the patriotic underground, the easier it was that the defeat of the riot undermined widespread assurance in the London government. It is all the easier that respective 1000 of the best Poles died meaninglessly in the interests of the USSR. It is all the easier that Warsaw, as a political centre, ceased to exist.
And the worst part is that Poles inactive unwise after the injury.
