англ.It is possible, and is often believed, that Stalin decided to abandon Warsaw to its own fate and thereby avoided a direct confrontation with the London London Poles; that he left it to the Germans, his main adversaries, to crush his political opponents. — Jan M. Ciechanowski. The Warsaw Rising of 1944 — Cambridge University Press, 2002. — P. 251. Ср. также: Leslie R. F.The History of Poland since 1863 — Cambridge University Press, 1983. — P. 274.
англ.It is possible, and is often believed, that Stalin decided to abandon Warsaw to its own fate and thereby avoided a direct confrontation with the London London Poles; that he left it to the Germans, his main adversaries, to crush his political opponents. — Jan M. Ciechanowski. The Warsaw Rising of 1944 — Cambridge University Press, 2002. — P. 251. Ср. также: Leslie R. F.The History of Poland since 1863 — Cambridge University Press, 1983. — P. 274.
