1944 Warsaw Uprising figures set

Set of three figures depicting Warsaw Uprising fighters from 1944. Among the figures are a liaison with the Polish flag and soldiers of the Home Army in improvised uniforms, characterized by white and red armbands and Polish symbols on caps and captured helmets. All figures feature brand-new, very attractive uniform and face prints and bases for easier display. Each figure comes with accessories such as an MP 40 submachine gun, stick grenade, or Mauser rifle.
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The Warsaw Uprising broke out on August 1, 1944, at 5:00 PM (W-hour) and lasted until October 3. It was an armed uprising of the Polish resistance, mainly the Home Army, against the German occupying forces in Warsaw. The goal was to liberate the capital before the arrival of the Red Army to ensure Poland’s sovereignty after the war. Despite initial successes, the insurgents could not hold their positions against superior German forces and lack of sufficient external aid. After 63 days of intense and exhausting fighting, the uprising was suppressed. About 16,000 insurgents and 150,000-200,000 civilians died, and the city was almost completely destroyed. To this day, the Warsaw Uprising symbolizes immense courage and sacrifice for higher values.
– 35 high-quality pieces
– Made in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition
– Meets safety standards for children’s products
– Fully compatible with other construction brick brands
– Printed bricks do not deform or fade during play or under temperature influence
– 3 figures with accessories