WWII Poles and Jews whole book online.

[LeMat]

http://www.kpk.org/english/toronto/W...ettorevolt.htm

“Without the help of the Poles we couldn’t have started the uprising.”

Marek Edelman, the last surviving leader of the ghetto revolt

September 7, 1939. In Limanowa near Kraków, nine Jews were executed by the Germans together with a Catholic mailman, Jan Semik, who tried to stop the execution.

May, 1941. German plans for the starvation of the Warsaw ghetto were systematically sabotaged by illegal deliveries of about 250 tons of flour a day. Józef Dąbrowski and several other Poles were shot by the Germans for such deliveries.

[Herrmannek]

not to push my agenda here but Mighty Ssoviet Union sent only 50tons of suplies for whole 2 months of fighting in Warsaw Uprisnig, and they forget to attach parachutes so nothing actualy reached the needing intact...

Continue guys...

[LeMat]

Nie wywołuj Dimy z lasu

[Drako]

Nie wywołuj Dimy z lasu

[Mr.K]

not to push my agenda here but Mighty Ssoviet Union sent only 50tons of suplies for whole 2 months of fighting in Warsaw Uprisnig, and they forget to attach parachutes so nothing actualy reached the needing intact...

Continue guys...

Where do you get your numbers? And if you think that the soviet union didn't supply you enough, maybe you should take into consideration that the whole country starved back then, so there wasn't much to give out.
As a russian proverb says : даренному конью в зубы не смотрят.

[Herrmannek]

not to push my agenda here but Mighty Ssoviet Union sent only 50tons of suplies for whole 2 months of fighting in Warsaw Uprisnig, and they forget to attach parachutes so nothing actualy reached the needing intact...

Continue guys...

Where do you get your numbers? And if you think that the soviet union didn't supply you enough, maybe you should take into consideration that the whole country starved back then, so there wasn't much to give out.
As a russian proverb says : даренному конью в зубы не смотрят.

http://warsawuprising.com

Warsaw Airlift Between August 4 and September 18, RAF, SAAF, and USAAF planes dropped more than 200 tons of weapons, medicine and food in the Warsaw region. Polish, British, South African and American pilots flew mostly from Brindisi, Italy and back; a round-trip distance of over 1,600 miles. In the second half of September, low-flying Russian bi-planes dropped, without parachutes, 50 tons of supplies. Most of the supplies were destroyed during the landing.