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Tadeusz Bór―Komorowski

Polish general
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    Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski, the Warsaw corps of 50,000 troops attacked the relatively weak German garrison on August 1. Within three days the Poles had regained control of most of the city, but they failed to capture main transportation and communications arteries such as railway stations and


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    Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski, the Warsaw corps of 50,000 troops attacked the relatively weak German garrison on August 1. Within three days the Poles had regained control of most of the city, but they failed to capture main transportation and communications arteries such as railway stations and


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