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"Chwat" - German tank taken over by the insurgents and later used by them |
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A portrait of the hated governor general Hans Frank had been thrust on the top of the barricade |
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Old Town defenders come out of the sewage canals at Warecka Street |
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Insurgents at Warecka Street |
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Fights for the telephone exchange building PASTA at Zielna Street |
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Insurgents at the barricade at Mazowiecka Street |
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Insurgents at Smulikowskiego Street |
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Youngsters delivering the insurgent press |
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One of the anonymous participants of the Warsaw uprising |
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No one knows when one will eat again |
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Even in those difficult moments you let yourself joke |
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Equally, women and men participated in the fighting |
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Stout fight for each street and for each house ... |
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At the barricade at Zelazna Street by the intersection of Zlota and Twarda Streets, the insurgents schoot towards the railway and Jerozolimskie Ave |
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A view of a bath tab filled with ashes of the victims murdered on September 2nd, 1944 in the Wąski Dunaj - Międzymurze Street region |
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German tank taken over by the insurgents |
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Weapons, food, medicine, ammunition were scarce. On the photo - disassembly of blind shells to gain explosives for the insurgent arsenal |
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After capitulation, a female division of the Home Army's health services - marches to slavery |
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Insurgents at Szpitalna Street |
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A moment of peace and relaxation |
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Wounded Corporal "Nałęcz" doesn't know that he will be killed on the 3rd of September by Moniuszko Street no.12 |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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Young volunteers carry the equipment won at the Post Office |
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Insurgent outpost at the Main Post Office at Napoleon Street |
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Lieutenant "Lion" on a conquered motorcycle |
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Attack at the "Esplanda" building defended by the Germans at the corner of Sienkiewicza and Marszalkowska Streets |
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Storming of the PASTA building |
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Stout fight at Ślepa Street |
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Remains of patients at the Dluga 7 hospital, murdered on September 2nd, 1944. The hospital was set up at the former building of the Ministry of Justice |
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Getting out of sewage canals |
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Soldiers of the "Agaton" company under fire at Chlodna Street |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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Insurgents of the "Umbrella" battalion |
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The Chief Commander of the Home Army, gen. Ted "Bór" Komorowski seen off by the SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Erich Von Dem Bach-Zelewski after signing an act of capitulation of the insurgent army |
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Transport of a wounded person |
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Death constantly took its toll |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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During the uprising, the youngest inhabitants - Warsaw's children - also carried rifles |
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