No Greater Ally : The Untold Story of Poland's Forces in World War II

from KathrynAtwood

The title of this book says everything: the U.S., Britain, and France had no greater ally than Poland during WWII and yet the story of the Poles' fierce loyalty to the Allie cause during that war has been, up till now, almost completely untold. Why is that? Why do history books always paint a pat...

from KathrynAtwood

The title of this book says everything: the U.S., Britain, and France had no greater ally than Poland during WWII and yet the story of the Poles' fierce loyalty to the Allie cause during that war has been, up till now, almost completely untold. Why is that? Why do history books always paint a pat...

from jamespurcell

No county suffered more than Poland. And, they never surrendered. France and England threw Poland under the bus and the Germans, then the Russians drove it over them. Churchill had the vision but Roosevelt had the power, so the Poles were abandoned again at the conclusion of WW2.

from jamespurcell

No county suffered more than Poland. And, they never surrendered. France and England threw Poland under the bus and the Germans, then the Russians drove it over them. Churchill had the vision but Roosevelt had the power, so the Poles were abandoned again at the conclusion of WW2.