Dr Robert A. Forczyk has a PhD in International Relations and National Security from the University of Maryland and a strong background in European and Asian military history. He is currently a lieutenant colonel in the US Army Reserves and has served 18 years as an armor officer in the US 2nd and 4th Infantry Divisions and as an intelligence officer in the 29th Infantry Division (Light).
Origins of the Campaign | p. 5 |
German and Soviet occupation, 1939-41 | |
The Polish resistance forms, 1939-42 | |
Armia Krajowa vs. the German occupation, 1942-44 | |
Soviet-Polish political relations, 1939-44 | |
The Eastern Front approaches, 1944 | |
Chronology | p. 15 |
Opposing Leaders | p. 17 |
Polish | |
German | |
Opposing Forces | p. 22 |
Polish | |
German | |
Orders of battle, 1 August 1944 | |
Opposing Plans | p. 33 |
Polish | |
German | |
Soviet | |
The Battle for Warsaw | p. 38 |
The first 96 hours | |
Guderian's counterattack, 1-5 August | |
The Wola Massacre, 5-6 August | |
Wola and Ochota are lost, 6-11 August | |
The Old Town, 8-19 August | |
London and Moscow, August 1944 | |
The Old Town, 20 August-2 September | |
The city centre and the southern suburbs, 8 August-2 September | |
The city centre, 3-10 September | |
The Red Army, 10-14 September Allied air drops, September 1944 | |
1st Polish Army (LWP) crossing, 15-23 September | |
Last stands in Mokotow and Zoliborz, 23-27 September | |
The surrender | |
Aftermath | p. 90 |
The Battlefield Today | p. 93 |
Bibliography | p. 94 |
Index | p. 95 |
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