This terrifying war picture is an epic retelling of World War II's first combat. The Battle of Westerplatte, which began on 1 September 1939, will forever be recognized as the event that signaled the start of Europe's Second World War. Over the course of a week, less than 200 Polish soldiers fought against severe German bombardment, becoming a symbol of resistance's power. While the bloodshed continues, a deep personal conflict rages between two Polish leaders over the best way to lead their men. They must decide whether to fight to the death or to surrender in the face of overwhelming odds. What follows is an enthralling examination of the struggle against tyranny's forces.
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This terrifying war picture is an epic retelling of World War II's first combat. The Battle of Westerplatte, which began on 1 September 1939, will forever be recognized as the event that signaled the start of Europe's Second World War. Over the course of a week, less than 200 Polish soldiers fought against severe German bombardment, becoming a symbol of resistance's power. While the bloodshed continues, a deep personal conflict rages between two Polish leaders over the best way to lead their men. They must decide whether to fight to the death or to surrender in the face of overwhelming odds. What follows is an enthralling examination of the struggle against tyranny's forces.
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