The truth about the uprising, Reivew on The Pianist

Most people don't know the truth about the Warsaw Uprising. At the beginning of the war, the Poles acquiesced in the killing of their Jewish compatriots by the Nazis. At the end of the war, the Soviets were about to liberate Poland, and the Polish government-in-exile in London was uncomfortable, determined to seize control of Warsaw before the Soviets, and tried to counter Soviet penetration. As a result, the tragic farce was staged, allowing tens of thousands of unarmed people to compete with the elite German forces for control of Warsaw. Stalin became anxious over there, and said harshly, not to interfere in the Warsaw Uprising, and let them suffer for themselves. The British and American airdrops of personnel and supplies expected by the government in exile have also become empty talk. In short, the Warsaw Uprising was not only a fierce Nazi, but also included ugly political attempts between the British, American, Soviet, and Polish governments in exile. Warsaw was turned into ruins, and the leaders of the insurgents did not pay the fatal price for their failure, but for their ugly attempts. It is about 200,000 Warsaw citizens who pay the bill.

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