Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw (158 page)

Himmlerstadt
see
Zamo

Hiss, Alger
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History of Poland
(official)
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,
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Hitler, Adolf: aggressions
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,
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; evacuates Wolf’s Lair
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; age
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; and German invasion of USSR
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,
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; and invasion of Poland
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; occupies Prague (1939)
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; supports Franco
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; Blitzkrieg in west (1940)
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; postpones invasion of Britain
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; declares war on USA
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; and prospective Warsaw rising
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; seen as threat to Poland
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; hatred of Poland
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,
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; visits Warsaw
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; plot on life (July 1944)
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,
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; and
F ührerprinzip
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; informed of Rising
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; orders killings and plundering in Warsaw
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; reaction to fall of Warsaw
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; orders defence of Breslau
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; death
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;
Mein Kampf
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Hobsbawm, Eric
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Hoess, Rudolf
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Höhmann, Gottlieb
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Home Army (or AK; Polish Armed Forces): formed
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,
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,
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; name
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; Scouts (‘Grey Ranks’ (‘Szare Szeregi’)) in
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; structure
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,
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,
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; regional problems
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; arms and explosives production
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,
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,
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; Kedyw (Directorate of Diversionary Operations)
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,
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,
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,
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; assassinations and reprisals
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; II Bureau
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; Bureau of Information and Propaganada
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,
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; and proposed Polish General Rising
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,
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,
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; and Operation Tempest
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; and Soviet advance on Warsaw
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; Joseph Retinger’s assessment of
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; contact with Soviet forces
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,
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,
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; dress
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; Serov reports on
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; units disarmed by Soviet troops
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,
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,
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; and proposed Warsaw Rising
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,
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,
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; recruits
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; and beginning of Rising
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; supply and equipment shortages
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,
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,
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; casualties
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,
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,
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; Command
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; organization
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; defensive strategy
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; Jews in
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; non-Polish members
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; condemned by Lublin Committee
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,
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,
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; denounced by Communist PPR
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; popular support for
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,
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; aims in Rising
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; considers negotiated settlement
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; evacuation from Old Town
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; negotiates capitulation terms with Germans
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; political warfare department
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; Soviet suppression of
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,
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; District VI
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; NKVD acts against
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; Kolos visits
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; granted combatant status by Germans
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; relations with AL
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; Telegin reports on
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,
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; strength and equipment
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,
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; capitulation
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; evacuated after surrender
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; reserve command escapes
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; continues after Rising
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; USSR sees as ‘bandits’
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; dissolved
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,
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,
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; denounced by Provisional Government
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; accused of collaboration with Germans
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; NKVD reports on
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,
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; survivors fight with Soviet Army
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; post-war disparagement of
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; denied British ex-servicemen’s pensions
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; deported to Soviet camps
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; persecuted after war
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; Council for Aid to the Jews
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; reputation rehabilitated
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; rewards and honours for
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; assessed
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Military formations: 5th Infantry Division
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,
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,
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; 17th Division
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; 27th Infantry Division
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,
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,
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; 28th Division
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; 30th Infantry Division
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; Vilno Brigade
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; 1st Dragoons Regiment (‘Dyon 1806’)
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; 36th Infantry Regiment
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; 72refnd Infantry Regiment
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; Waligóra Regiment
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; Baszta Battalion
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,
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,
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; Dzik Battalion
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; Jele
Battalion
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; Kili
ski Battalion
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; Oaza Battalion
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; Parasol Battalion
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,
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,
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,
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; Ruczaj Battalion
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; Special Battalion
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; Zo
ka Battalion
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,
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,
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,
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; Chrobry Group
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; ‘Spruce’ Group
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see also
Rising

Home Army Association
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Home Council of Ministers
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,
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Hopkins, Harry
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,
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,
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Hosenfeld, Capt. Wilm
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Hudson, Lt.Col. ‘Bill’
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,
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,
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Hull, Cordell
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,
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Hungarians: service in German army
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Hungary: Soviet Army advances over
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,
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; rising (1956)
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Hunt, Operation
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Huston, Walter
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Information Bulletin
(BI)
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Information Communiqué
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Institute of National Memory
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Insurgent News
(journal)
ref1

Internal Security Corps (KBW)
ref1

Iranek-Osmecki, Col. Kazimierz (‘Col. Anthony’; ‘Heller’)
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,
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,
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,
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Ismay, Gen. Hastings
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,
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Italy: annexes Albania
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; military campaign in
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Jankowski, Jan Stanisław (‘Sobół’; Chief Delegate): as clandestine vice premier
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; military background
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; meets Joseph Retinger
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; agrees to Warsaw Rising
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; escape and release
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; Telegin on
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; captured, tried and sentenced by Soviets
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,
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Japan: bombs Pearl Harbor
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; conflict with USSR
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; Allied war against
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,
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,
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,
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; US advance against
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; Churchill seeks Stalin’s help against
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Jaruzelski, Gen. Wojciech Witold
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Jasienica, Paweł (Lech Beynar)
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Jebb, Gladwyn (
later
Baron Gladwyn)
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Jedwabne
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Jesuits: massacred
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Jewish Bund (group)
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,
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,
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Jews: in occupied Poland
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; and migration to Palestine
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; population in Poland
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; and reform
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; status in Warsaw
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; in Nazi-administered Warsaw
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; in Warsaw Ghetto
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,
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; and Nazi ‘Final Solution’
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,
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,
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,
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,
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; numbers of survivors
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; as supposed Soviet sympathizers
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; language
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; reaction to Soviet invasion
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; rescue organization
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,
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,
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; fight in Goose Farm (G
siówka)
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; role and fate in Rising
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,
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; return to Lublin
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; activities after Rising
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; Soviet policy on
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