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Saturday, December 12, 2009
Warsaw 1944: Poland's bid for freedom by Robert Forczyk
Warsaw 1944: Poland's bid for freedom by Robert Forczyk
is an Osprey campaign title on this failed attempt of Poland's resistance to seize control of Warsaw. Forczyk's spends much of his time discussing the run up to the launch as well as the political background in London and Moscow. Both the British and Russians are criticized but he also acknowledges some baffling strategic decisions on the part of the resistance. They don't seem to have done any sort of basic strategic planning. Like for instance attempting to seize the telephone exchange. The book is rounded out with the usual information on uniforms and weapons.
Recommended.
Recommended.
Labels:
book review,
military history,
WWII
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