Remembering the Polish anti-Soviet independence movement founded 75 years ago

History | Podcasts

JOHN BEAUCHAMP September 19, 2020

Having suffered so much during the years of German occupation, when World War II was officially over, Poland was again under foreign domination and the country was in the grip of Soviet terror. Public domain

We take a look at the Freedom and Independence movement formed to combat Soviet terror in Poland following World War 2.

In the show, host John Beauchamp talks to TFN history expert Stuart Dowell on an article he wrote about the Freedom and Independence movement formed of ex-Home Army members to help fight against Soviet control of Poland after World War 2.

You can find the original article HERE.

Tags: WWII, Cursed Soldiers, world war II, IPN, Institute of National Remembrance, independence, NKVD, Home Army, Soviets, terror, remembrance, The Debrief, podcast, freedom, debrief

Remembering the Polish anti-Soviet independence movement founded 75 years ago

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