Image: Polish Army Warsaw 1939

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Description: Polish Army soldier holding last remaining part of German bomber He-111 destroyed by Poles over Warsaw when airplane was killing civilians. Visible American journalist Julien Bryan on the left side. Bryan said that Polish anti-aircraft artillery shot down about 50 enemy aircrafts during his visit. Powiśle Power Station in Warsaw, Poland on September 11, 1939. Kodak Kodachrome genuine color photo by Julien Bryan. Other color photos showing destroyed German bomber He-111 near the Bartoszewicza Street, Polish soldiers fighting during the Second World War, fleeing civilians and the Old Town. More color photographs, one Kodachrome roll survived in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington. Polish Defensive War of 1939 lasted from 1 September to 6 October 1939.
Title: Polish Army Warsaw 1939
Credit: Instytut Pamięci Narodowej & USHMM "No restrictions on use."
Author: Julien Bryan
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History of Poland (1939–1945)

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