Poland & WWII Home 1939 1. Republic of Poland before September 1, 1939 2. German and Russian demands from Poland 3. Germany invades Poland 4. Battles of Modlin, Warsaw and Tomaszow Lubelski 5. Russia invades Poland 6. Polish outposts at Westerplatte and Hela capitulate 7. Polish Army units withdraw to Romania, Polish president Moscicki interned by the Romanian government 8. Postcard from N. Lissowski to Dr. H. Gruber in Paris 9. Polish Air Force personnel escape to France 10. Polish Naval Forces escape to Great Britain and France

1940-1942 11. Polish Home Army 12. Polish Brigade in Narvik, Norway 13. W. Churchill becomes Prime Minister of Great Britain; Paris surrenders to the Germans 14. Polish Air Force in Great Britain 15. The Battle of Britain 16. Polish Army in Great Britain 17. Sinking of the battleship Bismark 18. Polish Carpathian Brigade in Tobruk 19. Polish Army under the command of Gen. W. Anders leaves USSR

1943-1944 20. Katyn Wood Murders 21. Soviet Union of Polish Patriots 22. Funeral of Gen. W. Sikorski 23. The Teheran Conference 24. The Battle of Atlantic 25. Polish student flyers in Canada 26. Polish Army 2nd Corps captures Monte Cassino 27. Polish Army 2nd Corps captures Ancona and Bologna 28. Warsaw Uprising 29. Polish Armoured Division at Pas-de-Calais and Polish Paratroops Brigade at Arnhem

1945 30. Yalta Conference 31. Polish Soviet Army crosses rivers Oder and Neisse 32. Polish Armoured Division captures Wilhelmshaven 33. Polish cruiser Conrad enters the port of Wilhelmshaven 34. V-E DAY 35. British, American and French Governments cease to recognize any longer the Polish Government in Exile 36. Potsdam Conference 37. Aftermath of Potsdam Conference-Gorlitz Agreement 38. Aftermath of Potsdam Conference-Ethnic Cleansing

Appendices 39. Polish Soldiers Memorials 40. Lincoln Cathedral- Airmen's Chapel 41. The Enigma Machine

Poland & WWII Supplement 1939-1946

Wartime Diary 1939-1945