Polish Pilots in Other People's Wars

I'm Luiz Fernando, a Brazilian who got obsessed with a story most of the world forgot. This is Polish Pilots in Other People's Wars.
When Poland fell in October 1939, its pilots didn't surrender — they escaped. They fought over France in 1940, scored the highest kill ratio of the Battle of Britain with the legendary 303 Squadron, parachuted into occupied Warsaw as the Cichociemni, flew P-40s with the Flying Tigers in China, and built Israel's first air force in 1948.
Forty years of exile. Six foreign air forces. The war that never really ended.
Every episode here is researched in English and Polish primary sources, narrated with the precision these pilots deserve. From Stanisław Skalski to Witold Urbanowicz, from forgotten aces lost over Normandy to the women who jumped into Warsaw — their stories, finally told.