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	Stanisław Sosabowski - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stanisław Sosabowski was born on May 8, 1892, in Stanisławów, in a railway workers' family.
		According to the Polish mobilisation scheme, Sosabowski's regiment was attached to the 8th Infantry Division under col. Tadeusz Wyrwa-Furgalski.
		A small part of the brigade with Sosabowski was dropped near Driel on September 19, but it was not until September 21 when the rest of the brigade finally arrived in the distant town of Grave, falling directly into the waiting guns of the Germans camped out around the area.
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	Major-General Stanislaw Sosabowski (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Sosabowski was promoted to Major-General in June 1944, equal to that of Roy Urquhart, and was therefore qualified to be a commander of an entire division rather than just a brigade.
		Sosabowski was full of praise for the pilots who delivered his Brigade, who in spite of poor weather conditions and heavy anti-aircraft fire had managed to drop them as well as they had ever achieved during training.
		Sosabowski asked the British cavalrymen to intervene on their behalf, but they refused as their vehicles were too lightly armoured to be used in such a way and they also pointed out that their radios could contact both the 1st Airborne Division and Nijmegen, and so were too valuable to risk.
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	Major-General Stanislaw Sosabowski, C.B.E
		Major-General Sosabowski's account of his own escape is untypical of the period, but shows how during the early part of the war, communication and transport systems were able to 'spirit away' leading figures to assist in the re-grouping of units.
		Sosabowski was determined not to concede defeat and enter a prisoner of war camp.
		Sosabowski's companion hid deeper in the forest while the newcomer was interrogated.
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	Stanislaw Sosabowski -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Following the Polish surrender, Sosabowski was a (A person who surrenders to (or is taken by) the enemy in time of war) prisoner of war, and was interred at a camp near (Click link for more info and facts about Zyrardow) Zyrardow.
		Upon his arrival to (The capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center) London, Sosabowski turned up in the Polish General Staff and was assigned to 4th Rifles Brigade that was to became a core of the future 4th Infantry Division.
		It was not until after the war that general Sosabowski learnt that his son, Stanisław "Stasinek" Sosabowski, a medic and member of the (Click link for more info and facts about Kedyw) Kedyw, had lost his sight during the uprising.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/st/stanislaw_sosabowski.htm (2255 words)

	MarketGarden.com - Support Book for Rehabilitation General Stanislaw F. Sosabowski (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		General Sosabowski deserves this award, if not for the Brigade's gallantry in Arnhem, then as a reparation for his treatment after the battle/war.
		I'm ashamed with the way(the remembrance of) Gen. Sosabowski is regarded by the present Dutch government.
		General Sosabowski will be remembered as a great man thanks to the voice of people that have the courage to keep the memory alive.
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	6 PDPD
		Choice fell on the 6th Infantry Division to serve as the base of the new unit.
		In spite of considerable wartime Polish experience in airborne operations, accumulated by General Stanislaw Sosabowski's 1st Separate Airborne Brigade (1 SBSpad.), the creation of the 6th Airborne proved more difficult than expected.
		In 1989, as the unit was evolving in the direction of an airmobile, rather than airborne, force, 6th PBPD became the 6th Assault Landing Brigade (BDSz.) and apparently lost its Pomeranian honorific.
	www.geocities.com /pmj6/6pdpd.htm (2362 words)

	Embassy of the Republic of Poland in The Hague, The Netherlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dr Sosabowski is a senior lecturer at Brighton University in the UK and a great-grandson of General Stanislaw Sosabowski, the wartime commander of the Polish Brigade.
		The subject of the lectures is: Major General Stanislaw Sosabowski CBE, the 1st Polish Independent Parachute Brigade and Market Garden.
		Dr Sosabowski gives a personal look at the life of the General both before and after Market Garden and a partisan commentary on the internal politics of the Allied Command.
	www.polamb.nl /eng/archiwum.html (2404 words)

	Polish
		List of Polish composers Famous composers: 19th century Frederic Chopin, (1810-1849) Stanislaw Moniuszko 20th century Mi...
		Polish Pronounced with a long "O", Polish can mean: From or related to Poland The Polish language Short for Polish sausa...
		Polish 1st Independent Parachute Brigade Polish Para Brigade Patch Brigade S. Sosabowski 1st Parachute Lt.Col M. Tonn 1...
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	Summary
		The next day, the Polish reinforcement's airdrop was postponed for another 24 hours.
		The leader of the Polish reinforcements, General Stanislaw Sosabowski, was stunned!
		It was 1 o'clock, led by Major Julian Cook, rowboats crossed the 400 yards long Waal river in an amazing river assault taking the bridge.
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	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Bridge Too Far at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		British Lieutenant General Frederick Browning (played by Dirk Bogarde), the overall commander of the operation (in the movie, at least; more about that later.) briefs his key commanders on the plan.
		Those commanders are: British Major General Roy Urquhart (Sean Connery); American Major General Maxwell Taylor (Paul Maxwell); Brigadier General James Gavin (Ryan O’Neal); and Polish Major General Stanislaw Sosabowski (Gene Hackman).
		Some of the more notable performances: Dirk Bogarde as an appropriately stuffy, pompous General Browning; Sean Connery as the hard-as-nails First Division commander; Anthony Hopkins as Colonel John Frost; and Elliott Gould as Colonel Stout, the cigar chomping builder of Bailey bridges.
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	Polish Art Center - Polish History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		One night in December, 1755 Stanislaw Poniatowski, the twenty-three year old secretary to the British Ambassador in St. Petersburg, was introduced to the Grand Duchess Catherine Alekseyevna.
		This marked the beginning of an affair which led to Stanislaw being crowned King of Poland in 1764.
		The First Polish Independent Parachute Brigade Group was formed in 1941 under the command of General Stanislaw Sosabowski.
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	A Bridge Too Far (1977) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Could a decent actor have not handled the role for a fraction of that amount?
		Is Gene Hackman really the correct choice for Polish officer Major General Stanislaw Sosabowski?
		Should a light comic actor like Elliott Gould be doing his cigar-chomping "fun" turn in a movie as serious as this?
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	Alibris: Stanislaw M. Sosabowski
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	Amazon.com: A Bridge Too Far (1977) : Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Anthony Hopkins turns in a solid performance as Lt. Colonel John Frost, Laurence Olivier plays Dutch physician Jan Spaander, Robert Redford paddles up a river while taking heavy fire as Major Julian Cook, Michael Caine is Lt. Colonel Joe Vandeleur, and Ryan O'Neal is American Brigadier General James Gavin.
		My favorite performance comes from Gene Hackman in the role of Polish General Stanislaw Sosabowski.
		I groaned when I learned about his role beforehand, but Hackman does a great job playing a Pole.
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	Market Garden Forums :: View Forum - Rehabilitation Maj. General Stanislaw F. Sosabowski (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
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	Blace`s facts! - www.ezboard.com
		The Polish forces took Monte Cassino yet were denied a place in the victory celebrations.
		Shamefully general Stanislaw Sosabowski was blamed for the tragedy at Arnhem and was removed from his command by British generals.
		This prompted Polish soldiers to go on hunger strike.
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