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The '''Warsaw Uprising''' was an unsuccessful revolt against the occupying [[Nazi Germany|Nazi German]] government in [[Warsaw]] between August and October 1944 by the [[Polish Home Army]] (AK) according to a plan by the Polish-Government-in-Exile in [[London]].<ref>Kietlinska, Ella (August 1, 2019). [https://www.theepochtimes.com/remembering-the-warsaw-uprising_3024133.html Remembering the Warsaw Uprising]. ''The Epoch Times''. Retrieved August 1, 2019.</ref> 200,000 [[Polish]] [[civilian]]s were killed by the Germans.
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The '''Warsaw Uprising''' refers to an unsuccessful revolt against the occupying [[Nazi Germany|Nazi German]] government in [[Warsaw]] between August and October 1944 by [[Poland|Polish]] nationalists seeking to restore the pre-[[World War II]] government free of [[communist]] influence.<ref>Kietlinska, Ella (August 1, 2019). [https://www.theepochtimes.com/remembering-the-warsaw-uprising_3024133.html Remembering the Warsaw Uprising]. ''The Epoch Times''. Retrieved August 1, 2019.</ref>
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==See also==
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*[[Warsaw Ghetto Uprising]], unrelated uprising in 1943
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*[[Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists]], units of he Ukrainian Self Defense Legion took part, later joined the [[SS Galicia Division]].
  
 
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvfITCz3UU8 Eyewitness accounts of Ukrainian massacre of Poles], Part 3 of 4.
  
 
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The Warsaw Uprising was an unsuccessful revolt against the occupying Nazi German government in Warsaw between August and October 1944 by the Polish Home Army (AK) according to a plan by the Polish-Government-in-Exile in London.[1] 200,000 Polish civilians were killed by the Germans.

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References

  1. ↑ Kietlinska, Ella (August 1, 2019). Remembering the Warsaw Uprising. The Epoch Times. Retrieved August 1, 2019.

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