At a time erstwhile Polish society after crossing the front tried to return to average life and rebuild the country from the demolition of war, there were inactive tensions on the horizon. The fight against the imposed government on russian tanks itself was the origin of further fighting in the country, but the direct threat of external enemies operating in Poland united society in a common fight.
The main, post-war opponent, who combined Poles, were gangs of UPA. Their first activities focused on the areas of south-eastern post-war Poland, then after the break-up of the main forces in Poland, and depriving them of their support in the local structures of Ukrainian population, the main burden of the actions was to transfer to the areas of the present Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, where the band continued to carry out anti-Polish activities, which resulted in Poles inactive dying.
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Besides fighting Ukrainian gangs, Poles from the beginning of reconstruction The homelands were forced to fight underground German groups operating in the land lost by the 3rd German Reich. The initiative of the opposition to the Allied movement took place in the head office of the 3rd German Reich as early as 1943, being modified as a consequence of changes on the fronts of planet War II. In this way, Werwolf (with a German werewolf) was organized.
In their activities in practice, they focused on conducting a diversion on the east runs of the falling "thousand-year German Reich". In fresh weeks before the unconditional surrender, the 3rd Reich authorities revealed the existence of an underground army. Among the Germans who did not escape the front in post-war Poland and among the returnees were members Verwolf, who have decided to follow the order of diversion to the fresh hosts of these lands.
Field groups operating against Poles operated, among others, thanks to pre-prepared weapons and food warehouses. any forest troops relied on those incapable to return to average postwar life. Among them were criminals from the SS formation. However, most of these groups were German hosts, who played appearances of loyal peaceful citizens in the day to execution Poles at night, destroying their possessions.
On the first line of fighting against the German underground were officers of the Civic Militia and the Polish Army. As a consequence of the demolition of German diversions, the Polish side suffered many losses in people. An example is the individual of the 24-year-old Wenceslas Tylbel, boy of Ignacy. He was born on 25 August 1921. He died as an officer of MO on 23 February 1945 in the town of Słupówko, Wyrzysk County.
The second example of a young Pole who died as a consequence of fighting the German underground was Jan Dawiec, boy of Sebastian. He was born on 23 January 1922 in Ostrówek (Limanowa County). He died on 3 March 1945 in Omępin (the then territory of Aleksandrów Kujawski).
There are many specified examples of Polish victims after the end of the Second planet War. They did not fight as part of the "building of socialism", they fought as witnesses of German business for months to their contempt for everything Polish. Being victims of repression at the hands of Germany themselves, they defended the fresh western border of Poland with the hope that these areas would make a place where tired people will find peace and safety after years of German occupation.
We besides recommend: The invader threw himself with a knife on random persons.
