Home Army

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The Home Army was the primary Polish resistance movement in World War II, loyal to the Polish government-in-exile and known for its large-scale underground operations against Nazi occupation.

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Generate an image of the Home Army (The Home Army was the primary Polish resistance movement in World War II, loyal to the Polish government-in-exile and known for its large-scale underground operations against Nazi occupation.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Polish resistance movement ⓘ
World War II resistance movement ⓘ
allegiance Polish government-in-exile ⓘ
conflict World War II ⓘ
country Poland ⓘ
dissolved 1945-01-19 ⓘ
estimatedSize hundreds of thousands of members at its peak ⓘ
fate disbanded under pressure from advancing Soviet forces ⓘ
hasPart Bataliony Chłopskie (cooperating units) ⓘ
Kedyw ⓘ
Szare Szeregi (cooperating scouting units) ⓘ
headquarters Warsaw ⓘ
ideology Polish nationalism ⓘ
anti-Nazism ⓘ
anti-communism ⓘ
inception 1942-02-14 ⓘ
language Polish ⓘ
legacy subject of postwar repression in communist Poland ⓘ
symbol of Polish resistance during World War II ⓘ
militaryBranch underground armed forces of the Polish Underground State ⓘ
motto Bóg, Honor, Ojczyzna ⓘ
nativeLabel Armia Krajowa ⓘ
notableEvent participation in the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 ⓘ
notableOperation Operation Ostra Brama ⓘ
Operation Tempest ⓘ
Warsaw Uprising ⓘ
assassination of Nazi officials ⓘ
intelligence gathering for the Allies ⓘ
sabotage of German transport and communications ⓘ
support for Jewish ghetto uprisings ⓘ
opponent Gestapo ⓘ
NKVD ⓘ
SS ⓘ
Wehrmacht ⓘ
opposedBy Nazi Germany ⓘ
Soviet Union ⓘ
collaborationist forces in occupied Poland ⓘ
partOf Polish Underground State ⓘ
precededBy Związek Walki Zbrojnej ⓘ
recognizedBy Allied governments ⓘ
role clandestine military organization ⓘ
primary resistance movement in occupied Poland ⓘ
shortName AK ⓘ
significantFigure Emil Fieldorf ⓘ
Jan Nowak-Jeziorański ⓘ
Leopold Okulicki ⓘ
Stefan Rowecki ⓘ
Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski ⓘ

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Warsaw Uprising → organizedBy → Home Army ⓘ
Poles → formedResistance → Home Army ⓘ
Operation Tempest in eastern Poland → plannedBy → Home Army High Command ⓘ
linked to: Home Army
Bór → militaryBranch → Home Army ⓘ
Bór → memberOf → Home Army ⓘ
Peasant Battalions → alliedWith → Home Army ⓘ
Peasant Battalions → militaryCooperation → Home Army ⓘ
PKWN → opposedBy → Home Army ⓘ
Polish Workers' Party → opposed → Home Army ⓘ
Zygmunt Berling → opposedBy → Home Army ⓘ
AK → fullNameInEnglish → Home Army ⓘ
Freedom and Independence → hasPredecessor → Home Army ⓘ
subject linked to: Freedom and Independence (WiN)
Leopold Okulicki → memberOf → Home Army ⓘ
Operation Wieniec → perpetrator → Home Army ⓘ
Operation Wieniec → belligerent → Home Army ⓘ
Stefan Rowecki → participantIn → Home Army operations ⓘ
linked to: Home Army
Stefan Rowecki → movement → Home Army ⓘ
Gray Ranks → collaboratedWith → Home Army ⓘ
Pawiak prison → usedAgainstGroup → Home Army members ⓘ
linked to: Home Army
ZWZ → reorganizedAs → Home Army ⓘ
Lublin Committee → opposedBy → Home Army ⓘ
Polska Partia Robotnicza → opposed → Home Army ⓘ
subject linked to: PPR
Emil Fieldorf → militaryBranch → Home Army ⓘ
Armia Ludowa → opposedTo → Home Army ⓘ