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Attack on Poland - The Exodus
Attack on Poland – The Exodus
17 – 30 September: Exodus of the Fortunate Few The Polish Government, the military GHQ, civil servants and foreign diplomats started to evacuate Warsaw on 5 September. The aim was to reach the apparently still safe south-eastern Poland, bordered by the neutral Russia and friendly Hungary and Romania. Thousands of people were moving there, and on the evening of the 17th, the Polish Government…
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Attack on Poland – Soviet Invasion and The Fall of Poland
Attack on Poland – Soviet Invasion and The Fall of Poland
10 – 20 September: The Situation Elsewhere On 5 September, Rydz-Smigly had ordered the Polish armies to retire and regroup behind the Vistula, Bug and San rivers. This was an effort doomed to failure: German armored columns had already broken through, and were advancing faster than the Polish forces could withdraw. Vistula front was saved by the Bzura counteroffensive, so it was only on 15…
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