Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw (160 page)

KRN
see
National Homeland Council

Kruglov, S.
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Krzy
anowski, Aleksander (‘Wilk’)
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,
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,
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Kultura
Literary Institute
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Kursk: Battle of (1943)
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,
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,
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,
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; position and status
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Küstrin, Fortress
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,
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Kutschera,
SS-Brig.Fhr.
Franz
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,
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KWP
see
Directorate of Underground Struggle

LaGuardia, Fiorello
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Lane, Arthur Bliss
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Lange, Oskar
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Laski, Harold
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Latvia: USSR occupies
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Lawrence, Sir Geoffrey
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Leahy, Adm. Wiliam D., USN
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Lebensraum
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Leclerc (de Hauteclocque), Gen. Jacques Philippe
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Leese, Gen. Oliver
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Lend-Lease Agreement (1942)
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Lenin, Vladimir Ilich
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Leninism
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Levi, Primo
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Liberator aircraft
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Libya: campaigns in
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Lidice (Czechoslovakia)
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Likiernik, Stanisław
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Lippmann, Walter
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Litauer, Stefan:
Twilight of London
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Lithuania: Germans occupy port (March 1939)
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; USSR occupies
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; independence
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; territory and status
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,
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; language
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; disarmament operations in
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Lithuanian SSR
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Lloyd, Guy
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Lloyd George, David
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,
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,
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Locarno, Treaty of (1925)
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Lockhart, Gene
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Łód
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London: post-war conditions
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; espionage in
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; Polish exiles’ life in
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London Cage
see
Kensington Palace Gardens, No. 8

Louvain: Catholic University
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Low, (Sir) David
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Lublin
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Lublin Committee
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Luftwaffe (German air force): bombs insurgents
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Lutosławki, Witold
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Luxembourg: surrenders (1940)
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Lwów (L’vov, Lemberg, Leopolis, L’viv)
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Mabledon Hospital
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McCarthy, Senator Joseph
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McGovern, John
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,
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McIntosh, Capt. Alan
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Maclean, Donald
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,
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Macmillan, Harold
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McNarney, Gen. Joseph T.
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Macready, Lt.Gen. Gordon Nevil
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,
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Maczek, Gen. Stanisław
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,
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Maczkowo
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Magnuszew Bridgehead
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Mainz: memorial to Rising in
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Maisky, Ivan
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,
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Makins, Roger
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Malkovskii, Sergei
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Malone, Dudley
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Manchester Guardian
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Manstein, Field Marshal Erich von
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Marie Curie University (UMCS): founded
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Marshall, Gen. George
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Marten, Erich
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Marxism-Leninism
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Marymont (suburb)
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Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp
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Mazurkiewicz, Col. Jan (‘Radosław’)
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Merkulov, Vsevolod N.
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Mers-el-Kébir
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Mexico
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MI6: and SOE
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,
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; and Joseph Retinger
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,
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,
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Mickiewicz, Adam
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,
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; ‘The Death of the Colonel’
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Micuta, Capt. Wacław (‘Wacek’)
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,
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Mikołajczyk, Stanisław (Premier): known as ‘Mick’
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; status
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,
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; and Joseph Retinger’s mission
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; relations with Churchill
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,
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,
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; and prospective Polish rising
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,
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,
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; visits Washington
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,
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; attitude to USSR
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; meetings with Stalin in Moscow
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; approves Bór’s plan for Warsaw Rising
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; returns to London
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,
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; on British ignoring messages from Warsaw
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; plan for reconciliation with USSR
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; differences with Commanderin-Chief
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; Anders’ view of
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; Anders meets in London
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; resumes talks in Moscow
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; final appeal to Stalin
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,
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,
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; informs Churchill of Warsaw surrender
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; joins Churchill on visit to Stalin (October 1944)
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; resigns Premiership
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; in Moscow for installation of Government of National Unity
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; flees (1947)
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; settles in USA
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; and control of internal affairs in Poland
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; and diplomatic obstacles
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; attempts to meet commitments
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; personal qualities
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; Foreign Office pressure on
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Miłosz, Czesław
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Minc, Hilary
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Ministry of Security (Polish): removed (1955)
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Mi
sk
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Mission to Moscow
(film)
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Moczarski, Lt. Kazimierz (‘Rafał’, ‘Maurycy’, ‘Borsuk’)
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Modelski, Izydor
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Modlin
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Molotov, Vyacheslav M.: signs Nazi–Soviet Pact (1939)
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; on Poland ‘ceasing to exist’
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,
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; on seizure of territory
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; signs Anglo-Soviet Treaty (1942)
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; meets Mikołajczyk in Moscow
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,
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; Clark Kerr reminds of Stalin’s promise to aid Warsaw
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; and airdrops to Warsaw
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; hostility to Poland
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; with Stalin at Kremlin military conference
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; Eden negotiates with
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,
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; and trial of ‘the Sixteen’
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; Berman forced to dance with
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; releases ‘Celt’ on Retinger’s direct request
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; Kruglov reports to on Polish prisoners’ hunger strike
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; informs Harriman of Red Army’s aim to liberate Warsaw
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