Home Army pictures!

**A.J. Zawadzki** · 12-13-2009, 12:00 AM

by Justin

...Can anyone give me a Book recommendation that's in English that trys to Covers the Uprising. As the only English book I've spoted apears out of print...

There are several. My personal favorite: “The Secret Army” by General Tadeusz Bor-Komorowski

Battery Press. The Polish Home Army was Europe's largest, and most active, resistance force during World War Two. A personal account by General Bor-Komorowski commander of the Polish Home Army. The Commander recounts the operations of the Polish Underground Army during the bitter fighting during the August 1944 Warsaw Uprising.

A truly awesome book written a great Polish hero!

Regards,
Tony

**Justin P** · 12-13-2009, 12:59 AM

Thanks for the Tip

Secret Army: Amazon.co.uk: T. Bor Komorowski: Books

**Mariusz** · 12-13-2009, 05:30 AM

Have you seen that book? I have scanned first and last page. Do you know if that book has any copy rights? If not I can scan it and post it is only 24 pages, 12 scans.
Mariusz

**mr dogtag** · 12-14-2009, 03:04 PM

Justin,
you may try to get Norman Davies book Rising 44:
Amazon.com: Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw (9780670032846): Norman Davies: Books
Should be no problem as it has been published not that long ago.
Rgds
Al

**StefanM** · 12-16-2009, 12:04 PM

by dorava

various

Hi dorava, good to see you picked up on my AK battlegroup 'GURT' collection of original 'Rising 1944 photographs from: Poland at War 1939 - 1945

I have more which I have not gotten around to scanning... one day.... one day

**StefanM** · 12-16-2009, 01:38 PM

by A.J. Zawadzki

attached below is a picture taken in 1946.

It is a view of the former Warsaw Ghetto area that was demolished by the Germans after the Ghetto Uprising 1943. After the uprising Hitler ordered that the Ghetto should be eradicated, and all except the Catholic church at the centre of the Ghetto was destroyed. Here is another view of the same church amongst the Ghetto ruins:

**StefanM** · 12-30-2009, 03:17 PM

A couple of AK photos

The first two are of an AK unit from the Warsaw Rising 1944. Not sure exactly which unit but the caption says it was taken on ul. Żelazna (near Pańska) so could be zgrp. "GURT" , or "ChorbryII" who operated in this district?

The third is of two soldiers in AK 74pp. (Okręg Radom-Kielce)