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Early Stages of WWII and the Phoney War -

Learn how Poland had fallen to the German Army in World War 2 under the German Blitzkrieg.

Early Stages of WWII and the Phoney War -

Learn how Poland had fallen to the German Army in World War 2 under the German Blitzkrieg.

Added: 12/18/10

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By: Guest 3 months ago

Excuse me, but Poland never surrendered. It seems you confused the Warsaw garrison, which gave up the city at September 27, with the Polish army, or simply you believed the German propaganda because that`s exactly what it said. It`s a shame the British historians, reporters and filmmakers ignores the efforts of an "allied" army in this campaign, on exile and in secret, as the Home Army.

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