Under the order of the commander of the Home Army, General Tadeusz Komorowski „Bora”, the Warsaw Uprising began on August 1, 1944 at 5.00 pm, the so-called “W-Hour.” Its aim was to liberate the Polish capital from the German occupation before the Red Army entered. The Home Army and the authorities of the Polish Underground State intended to reveal themselves and appear before the Polish Committee of National Liberation
Photo by Otto Rascon: LINK Since the release of A New Hope in 1977, Star Wars has become far more than just a film. It’s a cultural phenomenon, a modern mythology filled with symbolism, emotion, unforgettable heroes, and iconic villains. But what makes Star Wars continue to draw in millions of fans around the world, even decades later? 1. A Timeless tale of Good vs Evil George Lucas
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