Raids on Communist Prisons in Poland (1944-1946), Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Raids on communist prisons in Poland (1944-1946) were series of attacks made by soldiers of the anticommunist armed groups on communist prisons right after World War II in Poland. Raids on communist prisons in Poland (1944-1946) were series of attacks made by soldiers of the anticommunist armed groups on communist prisons right after World War II in Poland. In the night of January 3-4, 1944 the advancing Red Army crossed former eastern border of the Second Polish Republic in the area of Volhynia (near the village of Rokitno) and in the following months the Soviets pushed the Wehrmacht further westwards, reaching on July 24, 1944 the line of the Vistula river On July 22, 1944 in eastern town of Chem Polish communists, acting upon order of Moscow, created the pro-Soviet provisional government, which was then renamed into Provisional Government of the Republic of Poland., ignoring the political preferences of the Polish populationand whose power was based on the Red Army .