A Bridge Too Far - Plan for Market Garden
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@bpiotrAgain The poles may have had a air brigade in 1944, but it was a brigade euipped, outfitted and supplied by Britain. Also the poles had no wings to fly to their country, the still needed some sort of airtransport, the RAF. So much for the hopes of thousands of people in warsaw, only fools would hope, a parachute drop into poland was a no go, completely unrealistic.
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seventies' masterpiece..remarkable cast, bogarde, olivier, redford, hopkins, connery, fox hackman and many many more fantastic actors..
greetings from warsaw
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Poles are some of the nicest people in Europe and some of the best soldiers!
10 months ago 3
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@MegaRebel100 how about fuck off and die? you didnt fight in the war and neither did i your a keyboard warrior
who's life means less than shit. well done
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(2).....try imagine that:
You know that you should fight in your Homeland.
You know that, from 1 August thousands of people in Warsaw look at the sky with hope....
But you fight in Holland and you do it so well as you can.
But later you are called by Montgomery a "Coward" and blamed for the defeat!
Just imagine all of that, before you writen something insulting about Polish Paratroopers.
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(1)Small Curio:
1Polish Parachute Brigade was oryginally formed as
support for National Uprising in Poland.
But british HQ by politiccal pressure, taked controle under this unit and add them into British Airborn Forces.
1August 1944 in Warsaw and rest of the Polish State started National Uprising called Operation "Tempest", but Eagles stay in Britain and later fight in Holland during Operation "Market Garden".......
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the french should have shot petain. a damned traitor to the french. they should have listened to degaulle for his radical theories of massed armor and aircraft, but no!
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@muffidanger god bless your dead. I am American, and I will not forget your sacrafice.
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@qbarycerz No. Thank you. Your beautiful country was wedged between two great beasts and yet Polish armed forces accomplished so much. Consider this: The Polish brigade at Arnhem, the Polish aces that fought in British aerial squadrons, and Polish troops at Monte Cassino. Absolutely remarkable. Take care and greetings from the United States.
1 year ago 3
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The poles couldnt wait to fight for the allies and get their own back on the buggers that invaded their land. What were they going to do when they got sanctuary in Britain? Sit out the rest of the war, while their country went down the pan! I dont think so.
The poles wanted to fight on and they did.
Bless them all brave men.
PintJohnBull 3 years ago 34
A great respect for those,who know,that Poles are good soldiers.I`m Polish and we never turn traitor our friends.
muffidanger 3 years ago 29