Warsaw Rising: The Forgotten Soldiers of World War II
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michaelmaltby
Colonel
".... the Americans and British left them on their own"
How about the Soviets? .... who refused to permit air drops of relief.
"... D-Day, the turning point of WW2 ..."
Sorry Dominic but this is CNN BS, I think this story deserves more recognition but not by Fake News specialists
How about the Soviets? .... who refused to permit air drops of relief.
"... D-Day, the turning point of WW2 ..."
Sorry Dominic but this is CNN BS, I think this story deserves more recognition but not by Fake News specialists
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You are right, mate. This film made by my friend Tinus from South Africa is better than CNN production...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIz8zYjmRLw&t=4s
Certainly the second one is better. A story that needs more airtime. 
michaelmaltby
Colonel
I agree .... great under-appreciated heroism
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
leftyplayshorn
Recruit
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- Jul 29, 2017
This is great.....but it ignores the first huge uprising that took place in the Jewish Warsaw Ghetto in the spring of 1943.
The last 55,000 Jews who were laborers in the ghetto, decided to go down fighting rather than be shipped off to Treblinka.
The Jewish uprising was fueled by people that were initially armed with about 7 rifles and 50 + or - hand guns, and Molotov Cocktails. A few home army people (AK) aided the Jews, but not as much as they could have. Read about Mordechai Anielewicz....... The ghetto uprising resulted in the leveling of the ghetto....which was finished after the 1944 Home army uprising...
