| The Polish Resistance during the German occupation was called the AK which stood for Armia Krajowa (Home Army) |
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Polish Resistance in World War II
polishresistance-ak.org/Main...Page.htm |
78 webpages |
Website presents 18 articles (varying in leght from 1,000 to 2,200 words) on various subjects pertaining to the Home Army, a bibliography listing over 60 works, a listing of relevant institutions, and a page of links |
Home Army Museum, Krakow
biega.com/museumAK/ |
4,100 words |
Website provides a history of the Home Army, of the muzeum, photographs of the muzeum and information how to reach it. |
The Polish Home Army During the Second World War
citinet.net/ak/ak_f2.html |
4,085 words |
Page provides some basic information about the Home Army but is primarily devoted to a description of the organization and nature of the Polish Secret (Underground) State During the Second World War |
The Polish Home Army on the Trail of the V-1 and V-2 Rockets
citinet.net/ak/polska_67.html |
2,325 words |
An analysis of available information on the contributions of the Home Army to actions that delayed the introduction of Hitler's "secret weapons" |
Poland, The Underground Army And The Role Of The SOE
polandinexile.com/exile.htm |
700 words |
Webpage details the history and activities of the Polish resistance during WWII. The SOE of the title refers to the Special Operations Executive, a World War II British organization that had as its mission facilitation of espionage behind enemy lines. |
AK: the Polish Home Army
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