It’s a Polish flag with a Polska Walcząca [Poland Combatant] symbol – the symbol of Polish resistance against Germany in WW2
Vodka_is_Polish on
Is that not just an “Armia Krajowa” flag, or some variation? People fly them in honor of the Polish Resistance to the Nazis.
wojtekpolska on
its basically polish anti-nazi flag representing underground fight against occupant during ww2
HygineRegime on
Our ancestors fought nazis and commies, so now you can order extra large hot-dog and coffee 7 days a week, even on holidays. You don’t to thank.
JunkyardEmperor on
Pierwszego sierpnia w całej Warszawie
Się rozpoczęła okropna draka,
Po jednej stronie byli Germańce,
Po drugiej stronie warszawska Żabka.
KevlarToiletPaper on
Poland fighting against small businesses
Lethal_Autism on
Its not just “anti-facist” or “anti-Nazi”. Its national pride
The Soviets invaded Poland in a pre-arragned agreement (Molotov-Ribentrop Agreement) on 17 SEPT 1939 from the East. There most notorious massacre was at Katyn where NKVD executed 21, 857 Polish military, law informcement, and Intelligence Officials.
When the Polish Home Army stood up to the Nazis in preparation for the Soviets arriving in Poland, the Soviets halted as they wanted the Home Army to be eliminated prior to theit “liberation” as they saw them as a threat. When the Americand attempted to drop supplies for the Poles, the Soviets were upset and ended future Shuttle Missions.
cellardooorr on
It’s basically the same as St. George’s flags on lamp posts in England now. Nationalists wanting to show immigrants that they’re not welcome in their country.
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It’s zabka walcząca
[Kotwica – Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotwica)
It’s a Polish flag with a Polska Walcząca [Poland Combatant] symbol – the symbol of Polish resistance against Germany in WW2
Is that not just an “Armia Krajowa” flag, or some variation? People fly them in honor of the Polish Resistance to the Nazis.
its basically polish anti-nazi flag representing underground fight against occupant during ww2
Our ancestors fought nazis and commies, so now you can order extra large hot-dog and coffee 7 days a week, even on holidays. You don’t to thank.
Pierwszego sierpnia w całej Warszawie
Się rozpoczęła okropna draka,
Po jednej stronie byli Germańce,
Po drugiej stronie warszawska Żabka.
Poland fighting against small businesses
Its not just “anti-facist” or “anti-Nazi”. Its national pride
The Soviets invaded Poland in a pre-arragned agreement (Molotov-Ribentrop Agreement) on 17 SEPT 1939 from the East. There most notorious massacre was at Katyn where NKVD executed 21, 857 Polish military, law informcement, and Intelligence Officials.
When the Polish Home Army stood up to the Nazis in preparation for the Soviets arriving in Poland, the Soviets halted as they wanted the Home Army to be eliminated prior to theit “liberation” as they saw them as a threat. When the Americand attempted to drop supplies for the Poles, the Soviets were upset and ended future Shuttle Missions.
It’s basically the same as St. George’s flags on lamp posts in England now. Nationalists wanting to show immigrants that they’re not welcome in their country.
Merry Christmas.
That’s the Polish undercover army, Armia Krajowa
Is it Łódź?