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  4. warsaw75.mil.ru this archive document contains a survey of a Russian intelligence officer ), who was in Warsaw during the 1944 uprising and coordinated the contacts of the rebels and the red army. Some points: 1. An openly hostile attitude of the Craiova Army leadership towards the Soviet army. Statements of the uselessness of assistance from the USSR until 10.09. 2. The capture of Soviet prisoners of war who escaped from the Germans (for negotiations with the Red Army). 3. The failure of the rebellion strategy. All logistics facilities remained in the hands of the Germans. Because the main goal was political, and not military-strategic: legitimize the government that arrived from London by seizing the government buildings of Warsaw. 4.. Since the Poles were also of the highest race, they did not consider it necessary to feed those Russian soldiers (most likely from former prisoners captured by the Wehrmacht) who served in the ranks of the Polish uprising, while the Pole received 250 grams of bread per day. 5. 95% of the cargo thrown by the United States came to the Germans. 6. Despite the fact that Soviet aviation provided supplies dropping cargo from a low altitude. 7. The official propaganda of the Craiova Army in Warsaw insisted that all goods from British or US. When the facts of deliveries and their scales could not be hidden, propaganda in Warsaw declared that all the damaged goods were from the USSR. 8. Propagandists of the Craiova Army announced scenarios where a truce with Germany would allow Poland to fight against the USSR together with Britain and the USA. 9. Manufacturers and landowners had food warehouses with armed guards. While civilians and soldiers were dying of hunger and German shells, bread and lard could be purchased for gold, of course. 10. Decay of the community of rebels. The Craiova Army (Polish Nazis) threatened the extermination of the Army of Ludov (Reds). 11. In connection with the impending assassination by anti-Soviet elements, Kalugin was forced to leave Warsaw, swimming through the Visla.
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