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The Warsaw Uprising

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Jan Nowak spent the war as a courier between the Home Army in Poland and the Government-in-Exile in London. In conversation with Michael Charlton he reflects on the experience of the Uprising and points to some little-known evidence from
Soviet military archives about Stalin's decision to halt the Red Army before Warsaw and leave the Uprising to its fate at the hands of the SS. Producer DAVID MORTON

Contributors

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Jan Nowak
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Michael Charlton
Producer:
David Morton
Source: Radio Times

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