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Now here on the BBC World Service witness history with me Louis Adaggo.

Today I'm taking you back to Poland during the Second World War. And on the 1st of August, 1944, the people of Warsaw

rose up against their German occupiers.

The Warsaw uprising would last 63 days

and cost 200,000 lives. In 2014 I spoke to someone who was a

fighter in the Polish resistance and took part in the battle.

It's the summer of

of 1944 and the largest single military operation undertaken by a

resistance movement during the Second World War is about to begin. The invasion by Nazi Germany of Poland five years earlier

had been the spark that had begun the war, but by 1944 the tide was turning. The Soviet Red Army was advancing from the east

and the German armies were in retreat. As a young boy's Bignier Pelsinski

had watched a triumphant German army enter Warsaw.

Now he watched them begin to leave.

When they arrived in 1939 as heroes, tanks, all sorts of lorries and so on.

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