Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw (159 page)

Katy
Forest massacre: as Soviet crime
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; Stalin severs relations with Poland over
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; reported as German crime
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; Berling shown site
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; denied by Soviet sympathizers
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; conflated with Khatyn
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KBW
see
Internal Security Corps

Kemp, Maj. Peter
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Kennan, George
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Kennard, Sir Howard
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Kensington Palace Gardens, No. 8 (London Cage)
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Kent, Prince George, Duke of, and Princess Marina, Duchess of
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Keswick, Col. John (of SOE)
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Khatyn, near Mi
sk
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Khrushchev, Nikita S.
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Kieltse district
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Kiev
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Kirchmayer, Jerzy
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Klaipeda (Memel), Lithuania
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Kliszko, Zenon (‘Ludwik’)
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Kłoczowski, Prof. Jerzy (‘Piotrus’)
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Knox, Maj.Gen. Sir Alfred
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Koch, Howard
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Kolbe, Father Maximilian
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Kolos, Capt. Ivan Andreievitch
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Komorowski, Tadeusz (‘Bór’; ‘Gen. Boor’; ‘Lawina’): background and career
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; as exile
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; colleagues flown in to Poland
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; and HQ Guard Battalion
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; and Operation Tempest
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; receives advice from C.-in-C.
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; meets Joseph Retinger
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; on AK’s first contacts with Soviet forces
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; preparations for Warsaw Rising
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; orders Rising
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; deficiencies in resources
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; requests London for airdrops
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; reports on fighting to London
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; reports lack of Soviet support
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; and conduct of battle
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; and British reluctance to aid Rising
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; receives supplies by airdrop
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; denounced by Communist PPR
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; and evacuation of civilians
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; and Rohr capitulation demands
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; opposes Mikołajczyk’s reconciliation plan with USSR
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; maintains contact with Commanderin-Chief
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; Lublin Committee attacks
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; evacuated from Old Town
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; and link-up with Berling’s forces
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; and contact with Rokossovsky
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; considers disbanding Home Army
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; meets Gen. Källner
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; and non-despatch of Polish Parachute Brigade
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; on US airdrop to Warsaw
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; Kolos visits and reports on
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; Soviet hostility to
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; surrender negotiations with Germans
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; final appeal to Rokossovsky
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; appointed Commanderin-Chief
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; nominates Bear Cub as successor
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; statement on lack of effective aid
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; issues last orders and leaves Warsaw
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; Telegin questions presence in Warsaw
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; defended by British press
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; denounced by Lublin Committee
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; denounced by Provisional Government
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; attacked by
Soviet News
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; disparaged after war
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; resigns in favour of Anders
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; role in Government-in-Exile
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; spied on in London
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; family’s fortunes in Warsaw
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; commemorated
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; later accounts of
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; and diplomatic obstacles
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; expectation of aid and supplies from Britain
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;
The Secret Army
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