Russia to outlaw criticism of WWII tactics

says not even a single word about Poles escaping Nazis, coming out of tunnels and being shot by Soviets. You are pathetic.

look at 4 min 45 second brain. This time when you watch , listen.

Could you please post a link to those hundreds of USAAF flights? I know that some random flights by Polish volunteers from RAF were done as well as a token few flights by RAF

The RAF made 223 sorties and lost 34 aircraft.

The USAAF did not make hundreds of flights: they made a single mission.

In addition to 1568th Polish Flight, No. 148 and No. 178 RAF Squadrons and No. 31 and No. 34 Squadrons of the South African Air Force made supply flights.

I believe Stalin would not let them use the air field.

Did you see the part about Soviets killing Polish, I was waiting for you to say, Sorry I called you a lier Carol.

And when Churchill proposed sending planes anyway (on the basis that the Russians would not mistreat British & American airmen), FDR told him the USA wasn't interested in doing that

The film says nothing about Poles escaping from tunnels and being shot by the Red Army as they came out. You are a pathetic liar Carol.

The film says nothing about Poles escaping from tunnels and being shot by the Red Army as they came out. You are a pathetic liar Carol.

You are a pathetic liar Carol.

I believe FDR and Churchill tried to convince Stalin.

Read the telegraphs FDR and Churchill exchanged.

the American migrants to the Soviet Union learned the bitter truth soon after their arrival. There they found not a worker’s paradise, but near-starvation standards of living, lack of adequate or even slightly decent housing, and little to purchase with the meager funds they were actually paid. When they arrived in the Soviet Union, the Americans were asked to “temporarily” give up their passports. Realizing their mistake and seeking to return to the United States, they were told they were now Soviet citizens subject exclusively to Soviet law, and were not free to come home. Turning for help to the American embassy (after FDR’s administration had recognized the Soviet Union in 1933), they were astonished to find that the personnel treated them, as one diplomat put it, as the “flotsam and jetsam” of America who deserved the fate handed them, and that their own government would not do anything to help them.

http://nrd.nationalreview.com/article/?q=NmIzNDRhNjY1NjE4Y2E4NjE5ZWIwZ jllZTJkZDExY2E=

There was more than one telegraph. Yes, they let Stalin have his way just as they did on giving him Poland. If

If he will not give any reply to this I feel we ought to go and see what happens. I cannot conceive that he would maltreat or detain them.

I do not consider it advantageous to the long range general war prospect for me to join with you in the proposed message to U.J. [Uncle Joe].

there is no way that any escaping Poles were shot by the Red Army as they emerged from sewers. Just look at a map of the city!

4:55 To the east Soviets were doing the same

its there.

you must be a liar.

Not that far away

Please explain how the Soviets were able to arrest people who emerged from tunnels on the opposite side of the river from them. Do you even know how wide the Wisla is as it runs through Warsaw?

He always has a motive

see 2:41 Mokotow where they went in. This is the first You tube.

2nd look at 1:00 min. they were in the sewers for 20 hours in Old Town.

beautiful picture, thanks :)

But the Uprising finished on 2 October 1944 and the Soviets entered the Old Town in mid January

the sewers in Warsaw do not run under the Wisla

As i read your posts i realise that you're either covertly anti-polish or simply severely uneducated, the so called "liason officers" were dropped either to direct the movements of communist partisants or to make contact with AK units so they could later be easily identified for pacification,

I know that some random flights by Polish volunteers from RAF were done as well as a token few flights by RAF but these were if anything purely symbolic in proportion.

As much as it pains me, I have to say Harry is right on this one small detail.[feeling pain]. The murderous Soviets were on the other side of the river.

the Germans were arresting and shooting underground survivors.

Perhaps this is a language issue—sewers being underground therefore the shooting of survivors was underground in the sewers as opposed to shooting "the underground" survivors— don't be too harsh it is a simple mistake to make :-)))

and crossing Vistula would be pathetically easy for the Red Army

The film says nothing about Poles escaping from tunnels and being shot by the Red Army as they came out. You are a pathetic liar Carol.

approach to the seelow heights.........