Calendar of the events of 1939 (September 29 - October 25)

September 29th
The crew of the fortress in Modliner folded the weapon in the face of the lack of food, ammunition, water and medicines.
September 30th
The first German troops entered Warsaw. DP "Kobrin" under the command of Adam Eplera held a victorious battle with the Red Army near Parchevo. Ignatia Moscitsky finally left the post of President of the Republic of Poland.
October 1939
October 1
The Coppan group was defeated by Russians in Vulki-Otitsky.
2 October
The capitulation of the garrison on the Hel Peninsula.
October 5.
On September 4, Ambassador Lukasevich and Minister Bonn signed a protocol that complements these alliance agreements. Thus, military protocols entered into force, which provided for the immediate accession of France to "Limited Operations", and then to the onset of the main forces on the fifteenth day of the war. However, the French command ignored this commitment and did not want to start active fighting in the West.
Near the Kochkom there is a separate operational group "Polesie" under the command of Francisheets of the melberg held the last battle with Germany, then capitulated. The weapon did not provide Major Henrik Dobjhany (pseudonym Hubal). At the end of September, he collected a detachment, which a few months fought, starting partisan operations. A parade of German troops with the participation of Adolf Hitler was held in Warsaw. On October 25, the end of the military administration in the occupied territory of Poland.
France and England were preparing for a long war, and the grand offensive in the West was scheduled for the period after 1940-1941. However, neither these plans nor the decision of the conference in Abvile were presented to the Government of the Allied Poland even for information. Meanwhile, all this happened in an extremely favorable situation for France and the UK. Here on September 12, when a conference in Abbevile was held and when the German armies were connected in Poland, the allies had an almost three-time advantage in the Western, more than a three-time advantage in the air, a full advantage in armored technician, an almost three-time advantage in artillery. Germany, as said General Yoodl in the Nuremberg process, was amazed by this attitude of the Allies of Poland. The French army, instead of attacking the enemy, sent patrols, and British planes dropped the swarms of leaflets instead of bombs. europa casino india