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	Warsaw Uprising - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 2004 the Warsaw self-government authorities estimated that the approximate loss of the municipal property is 45 billion 2004 US dollars (this includes only the property owned by the city of Warsaw on August 31, 1939, and not the properties owned by the inhabitants themselves).
		Factual knowledge of the Warsaw Uprising, inconvenient to Stalin, was twisted by propaganda of the People's Republic of Poland, which stressed the failings of the Home Army and the Polish government-in-exile, and forbade all criticism of the Red Army or the political goals of Soviet strategy.
		From 1956 on, the image of the Warsaw Uprising in Polish propaganda was changed a little bit to underline that the soldiers were indeed brave, while the officers were treacherous and the commanders were characterised by disregard of the losses.
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	Hotel Warsaw
		The Warsaw Uprising was ended through a capitulation agreement which guaranteed not only the rights of the insurgents to be treated as Prisoners of War but also was designed to guarantee the fair treatment of the civilians living in Warsaw.
		According to the capitulation treaty the Home Army soldiers were to be treated in accordance with the Geneva Convention and the civilian population was to be treated humanely.
		Warsaw is located on both sides of the Vistula river, approximately 350 kilometres from both the Carpathian mountains and the Baltic Sea.
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	Battle Of Warsaw
		Shortly after consolidation of power and overcoming anticommunist forces within Russian borders, Lenin formulated a new idea of "revolution from outside." Revolution was to be carried on the bayonets of the Soviet "soldats" to the Western Europe.
		After winning the battle in the South, Polish General Staff planned a speedy withdrawal of the 3rd Army and strengthening of the northern front where Pilsudski expected the main battle with the Red Army to take place.
		After overcoming initial resistance of the weak Soviet outposts Polish troops were without the contact with the enemy for the first two days of the operation.
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	Welcome Poland - Informations about Warsaw in Poland.
		As early as after the first partition (1772) in the period of the Polish country existence impendence the Parliament called the four years' one was deliberating in Warsaw and passed the famous Constitution of May 3rd, 1791.
		Suppressed by the invader, the Warsaw Uprising (August 1st - October 2nd, 1944) gave rise to the extermination of the population and actual crossing out of Warsaw from the list of European cities, which the invader was aiming at.
		Warsaw is entering today, along with many other Polish cities, the list of European leading centres, its economic functions are developing, it is a place of meetings for business and scientists from all over the world, streets are becoming increasingly beautiful, enriched by elegant shops, galleries and department stores.
	www.welcomepoland.com /warsaw (1132 words)

	All Empires - The Warsaw Uprising (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The military goal of the uprising was to liberate German-occupied Warsaw with the Army's own forces and to save the city from destruction, and the inhabitants from mass extermination, at the moment of the front line passing through the capital.
		The political goal was to create conditions for the take-over of power in Warsaw by the legal authorities of the Polish Republic represented by the London-based government and president.
		After a long period of waiting for Soviet acquiescence, an air drop operation mounted by 107 American Flying Fortresses which then landed in the Ukraine, took place on September 18.
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	Warsaw
		After Jazdów was raided in 1281 by Boleslaus II, the Duke of Płock, a new similar settlement was lodged on the grounds of a small fishing village called Warszowa.
		Warsaw remained the capital of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth until 1795, when it was annexed by the Kingdom of Prussia to become the capital of the province of New East Prussia.
		After the system transformation of 1989 it became apparent that the trolleybuses were in dire need of replacement (those used were built in early 1950s), and that the maintenance costs of running a single line were very high.
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	Warsaw Uprising: August 1, 1944 - October 2, 1944
		In Warsaw itself, the proximity of the Soviet troops encouraged the Poles, and the leadership of the AK contacted the Polish government in London requesting permission to start the mass uprising, which had been in the works for several months now.
		After the fall of Wola, the German attack centered on the Stare Miasto region.
		Warsaw became the terrain of the activities of the german forces which burning and blowing up destroyed almost 80% of the city.
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	Travel guide to Warsaw
		Warsaw is one of the youngest capitals in Europe.
		In 1655 Warsaw's development as the country's capital was halted upon the Swedish invasion known as the "deluge".
		After the capitulation of Warsaw - Jewish Ghetto was formed.
	www.explorewarsaw.com /history.htm (331 words)

	The Ultimate Stefan Starzynski Dog Breeds Information Guide and Reference
		After the Pledge Crisis (kryzys przysięgowy) in 1917 he was arrested and, together with most of his colleagues, interned in Beniaminów.
		On September 27 the commanders of the besieging German forces demanded that Starzyński be present during the signing of the capitulation of Warsaw.
		After the Germans entered the city on September 28, 1939, Starzyński was allowed to continue his service as the president of Warsaw.
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	World War 2: Warsaw Uprising :: Photos
		Throughout the Uprising the sick, elderly, or disabled patients and staff of the city's or field's hospitals were routinely murdered.
		After the suppression of the Uprising, all of the city's inhabitants, both insurgents and civilians were expelled from Warsaw and sent to POW, death, labor, or concentration camps.
		Since 1989, democratic and independent Poland honors the memory of the Uprising as one of the most heroic and tragic events in the history of their nation and of Europe in the twentieth century.
	www.warsawuprising.com /photos.htm (819 words)

	Warsaw Uprising: Historical Context
		To understand the reasons for the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 it is necessary to review the events in the wider European theater.
		As the time the front was approaching Warsaw in 1944, it was known that the Soviets had set up a "Committee of National Liberation" and that a puppet regime would be installed.
		The decision to launch the Uprising was not undertaken lightly, and though the struggle was unequal it did not look hopeless at the time.
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	Warfare HQ Downloads - Warsaw Uprising 1944
		Warsaw was and will be the centre of chaos and a place from which opposition spreads throughout the rest of the country" — Hans Frank on 14 December 1943
		The uprising was intended to last a few days until Soviet forces arrived; however, this never happened, and the Polish forces had to fight almost without any outside assistance.
		Initially the battle raged throughout most of Warsaw, but after a short time it became confined to districts in the West of the town.
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	Warsaw Uprising - 60th Anniversary - Aug.1 2004 - Photos
		After the Guard is changed, representatives of Polish Veterans Organizations from all over the world line up to lay wreaths.
		After the ceremony, the Tomb is buried in wreaths.
		The Warsaw Uprising Museum is being installed in a 100 year old building that has been restored to its original external appearance.
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	The Warsaw Uprising - Timeline
		The Battle of Mokotov, the southern district, ends with a capitulation after Germans offer to observe the Geneva conventions and treat insurgents as POWs instead of executing them on the spot.
		A capitulation treaty is negotiated and the Home Army under Gen. Komorowski surrenders to Gen. von dem Bach.
		Breaking the terms of the capitulation treaty, the Germans destroy the entire city by dynamiting and burning house by house, street by street.
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	WHY, OH GOD, WHY?
		After being thrown out of the wagons and arranged in a column we were led past the Headquarters Camp to the entrance gates of the main camp.
		Our bad treatment - the girls from the Warsaw Uprising - by the Nazi authorities clearly showed the failure of the Germans to abide by the guaranteed agreement at the signing of the capitulation of Warsaw by Gen.von den Bach-Zalewski, that the women incorporated in the AK would be treated as soldiers.
		After a time we saw a glimmer of light from a little hut in a wood some way off from the railway embankment.
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	Warsaw Uprising - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The situation came to a head as Operation Bagration, the Soviet attack on Germany, reached the old Polish border on 13 July.
		In the course of the fighting the Poles obtained further gear through air drops and by capture from the enemy (including several armoured vehicles).
		Also, the insurgents’ workshops worked busily throughout the uprising, producing 300 automatic pistols, 150 flame-throwers, 40,000 grenades, a number of mortars and PIATs, and even an armoured car.
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	Warsaw Uprising - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site
		During the urban guerilla combat—and after the end of hostilities, when German forces acting on Hitler's orders burned the city block after block—an estimated 85% of the city suffered destruction.
		During the Uprising much of Długa street was reduced to ruins.
		Main article: Lack of outside support in the Warsaw Uprising The limited landings by the 1st Polish army, mentioned above, represent the only outside soldiers who arrived to support the uprising.
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	Metroactive Music \| Warsaw Village Band
		Appropriately enough, the Warsaw Village Band's violinist, Wojciech Szpak Mc Krzak, and I spoke on the 61st anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising.
		With the collapse of the Warsaw Pact and Poland's entry into the European Union, musicians in Poland are finally able to chart their own artistic paths.
		While the Warsaw Village Band are fully capable of dropping some dub or even the occasional Indian lick into their arrangements, they are mainly concerned with representing their own cultural identity.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/cruz/08.10.05/warsaw-0532.html (690 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Boy messenger remembers uprising
		Among the thousands of ordinary men, women and children who joined the Warsaw Uprising in August 1944 was 12-year-old Krzysztof Rowinski, who volunteered as a messenger for the Home Army.
		Days before the Warsaw Uprising, as it was to become known, everyone in the city knew something was afoot.
		The Home Army negotiated an honourable capitulation with the Germans, who evacuated the population and systematically destroyed Warsaw before losing it to the Russians.
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	Stefan Starzyński - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		October 17, 1943) was a Polish politician, economist, writer and statesman, President of Warsaw before and during the Siege of Warsaw in 1939.
		After the Pledge Crisis in 1917 he was arrested and, together with most of his colleagues, interned in Beniaminów.
		In his daily radio releases he asked all civilians to construct barricades and anti-tank barriers at the outskirts of Warsaw.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Stefan_Starzynski (1523 words)

	World War 2: Warsaw Uprising :: Movie Clips
		Some of the Warsaw Uprising archival footage came from German Die Deutsche Wochenschau newsreels and 1944 Soviet documentary On the Outskirts of Warsaw.
		FIERCE FIGHTING One of the fiercest battle of the Uprising took place in the Old Town quarter where buildings were changed hands many times.
		EXODUS After the fall of the Uprising, Germans expelled all of the civilians from the city.
	www.warsawuprising.com /movies.htm (339 words)

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		Lack of outside support in the Warsaw Uprising
		List of military units in the Warsaw Uprising
		Representation of the Warsaw Uprising in symbols the media and public knowledge
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