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Norman Davies • Europe at War 1939-1945: No Simple Victory

Nowhere was this Nazi attitude towards the Eastern Front more evident than in the Warsaw Rising of August 1944. An Allied capital containing nearly a million people had risen against
Norman Davies • Europe at War 1939-1945: No Simple Victory

Poland lost more lives in the war than any other single nation on earth, including Germany.
Jeffrey Archer • Kane and Abel

An important geographical distinction also operated. When Poland was attacked, in 1939, the Führer made a point of ordering his generals to act with ‘the harshest cruelty’. In effect he was inviting the Wehrmacht to ignore the conventions of civilized warfare when fighting in the East. He repeated the injunction in 1941 before the attacks on Yugosl
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