Once Himmler guaranteed AK soldiers PoW status in a misguided attempt at anti-communist solidarity, the stage was set for the surrender. Afterwards, all remaining civilians were marked for resetlement in the impoverished Polish countryside, for slave labour under Allied bombing in Germany, or for Auschwitz. This left a few thousand people hiding and scavenging under the ruins until the Soviet entry in early '45.
— Aug 23, 2016 02:28AM
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