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Poland 1944 ▶ Polish Armed Forces in the Soviet Union - Defectors from a Polish Division / 600 men from a Polish division defect to the German side    / @germanhistoryarchive   Playlist ▶    • GERMAN HISTORY ARCHIVE   The Polish Armed Forces in the Soviet Union (Polish: Polskie Siły Zbrojne w ZSRR) were the largest regular military unit fighting alongside the Red Army during World War II. At the same time, they were the largest Polish unit fighting on the side of the Allies. Berling Army (1943-1944): After the revelation of the Katyn massacre and the severance of diplomatic relations with the Polish government-in-exile, Stalin decided to again build up Polish armed forces in the Soviet Union. In March 1943, Stalin and the representatives of the Union of Polish Patriots, Wanda Wasilewska and Zygmunt Berling, signed an agreement on the formation of these forces. The commander-in-chief became Zygmunt Berling. These were formed without the consent of the legal Polish government in exile. In 1943, the first two of what would later become twelve infantry divisions were formed. In March 1944 the 1st Polish Army was formed, this fought as part of the 1st White Russian Front, among other places, near Warsaw (see Warsaw Uprising). At the same time, the formation of the 2nd and 3rd Armies began, which would later form a Polish Front together with the 1st Army. On July 21, 1944, the Polish Forces in the Soviet Union were merged with the communist underground army Armia Ludowa and renamed Ludowe Wojsko Polskie ("Polish People's Army"). In May 1945, the strength of this Polish force was 330,000 soldiers. history, ww2, Poland, Germany, Россия, simplehistory, military, worldwar, Official Trailer, Official, Battle, forces, Eastern front, Soviet Union, Poland, Arm, simple, Polish. front, world war, Polen, Ostfront #history #ww2 #Poland #Россия #Germany #military #worldwar #worldwar2 #war #ww #wwii #simplehistory