Polish Army soldier in Warsaw 1939 with part of destroyed by Poles airplane from German armed forces.
Defence of Poland against Hitlers aggressor forces was from 1 September till 6 October 1939. Photo: Julien Bryan. On the other photos of this destroyed airplane there is a German cross sign.

Defence of Warsaw in 1939.

Col. Wladyslaw Bobinski (Władysław Bobiński), representative of  commander 2. armoured brig. Polish Army. Commander in his tank Sherman in Italy 1944 during war against Nazi Germany, commander Bobinski survived. Notes: Polish white eagle with crown on beret. Name Poland on sleeve.

On sunny front.

General Wladyslaw Anders (1892-1970), Polish Army and general George Patton (1885-1945), United 
States Army meeting on front 1944. During fight against Nazi Germany. Commanders gifting 
themselves their awards insignia. General Patton wears on collar metal award showing white eagle 
with crown (Polish coat of arms and Polish army sign). He wears also mermaid on sleeve which is 
sign of Polish capital city Warsaw and also its sign of Second Polish Corps. Patton gave Wladyslaw 
Anders (beetwen other things) metal award army insignia U.S. During this meet USAF dropping 
weapon over Warszawa to help Poles fighting in Warsaw Uprising (against Hitler, well know death 
camps maker) when  giant Stalins forces standing on the second riverside of  Vistula watching a city 
in flames. Both Generals were well known for their hatery for Stalin (well known death camps maker). 
Gen. Anders was taking part in war against communist Soviet Red Army in 1920 when Poland won 
and he was one of commanders as a lieutenant-colonel .