Warsaw - World War II Memorials

Memorial stone of the 32 soldiers of the Zoska Battalion who fell 30 August 1944 during the Warsaw Uprising, Zakroczymska 7	Powstanie Warszawskie 1944 Warsaw Uprising Memoriał	The Warsaw Uprising lasted 3 months from August 1 to October 2, 1944	Over 85% of the city of Warsaw was destroyed during World War II
the Warsaw Uprising Monument was unveiled on August 1, 1989, the 45th anniversary	During the Warsaw Uprising, Stalin stopped the advance of the Red Army just outside of Warsaw and refused to aid the insurgents	The main portion of the Warsaw Uprising monument	Warsaw Uprising Monument in front of the Supreme Court of Poland
Warsaw Uprising Monument with the Field Cathedral of the Polish Army	Part of the Warsaw Uprising Monument showing insurgents climbing out of the underground sewers	1944 Warsaw Uprising Monument	Warsaw Uprising Monument
Old man at the Warsaw Uprising Memorial	Wystawa Powstanie Warszawskie - history of the Warsaw Uprising	History of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising against the German occupiers	Map of German counterstrikes and Soviet positions east of the Vistula River
Pomnik Małego Powstańca - Monument to the Little Insurgent, child soldiers of the Warsaw Uprising, 1944	Mały Powstaniec - the Little Insurrectionist	The Little Insurrectionist, 1983	Offerings of flowers and a teddy bear at the Monument to Child Soldiers of the Warsaw Uprising
Monument to the Polish Underground State and Home Army, 1939-1945	Charles de Gaulle statue, Nowy Świat 12, Warsaw	Monument to Partisans fighting for a Free Poland, Pomnik Pamięci 'Partyzantów' Walczących o Wolną Polskę	Partisan Monument, Smolna Street, on the corner of Aleje Jerozolimskie Street and Nowy Świat Street
Polish Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, Plac marsz. Józefa Piłsudskieg	Polish Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers - 1939-1945 Covert Operations, Swiętokryzyskie Forest, Narvik, Tobruk	Polish Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers - 1939-1945 - Westerplatte Oksywie-Hel, Krojanty, 1939	Battle of Kock (2-5 October 1939), the last battle of the German invasion of Poland
Polish wars 1768-1863: Napoleonic Wars - Borodino, Zamość, Lipsk	Polish Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, Plac marsz. Józefa Piłsudskieg	Polish Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers - Honor i Ojczyzna (Homeland), 1792	In Homage to the Polish performing artists who were murdered during the war and the Nazi occupation 1939-1945
Mosaic commemorating the attacks of the People's Guard (GL) at Cafe Club, 24 October 1942