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In Reply to: RE: De Gaulle and the French Corps affected the outcome, post-D Day? I don't know, how much should posted by tinear on March 12, 2011 at 16:49:17
***And, outside of giving the French some needed pride back, what could it accomplish against such a mighty force?
Turns out - quite a bit. Look into the history of the partisan movement in the occupied Poland, Belorussia and Ukraine. Their contribution was significant.
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...in the D-Day invasion.
impossible, for people to face the fact sometimes that they'd be powerless, but.... against the Nazis, one was. They weren't defeated by insurgents, after all. And if you want to be an accountant of death, they ALWAYS made sure the ledger favored them.
Israel, ironically, learned this lesson.
...the partisans in those territories made very significant contribution, and the Polish Armia Ludowa, Armia Krajowa, and Bataliony Chlopskie all gave the German run for their money.
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...been able to create an effective, independent postwar government in the eastern bloc? Stalin wanted to prepare to battle with the west well before the one with Germany.
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