What's Up :: Poland's Home Army WWII resistance force

With an estimated 600,000 members the Home Army (AK) was not only Poland's most numerous underground resistance organization but also one of Europe's largest throughout World War Two

Armia Krajowa (Home Army) wartime glory sign painted on pavement

Wacław Żdżarski / NAC

Presented by Sławek Szefs with Agnieszka Bielawska

This week, in Part One, we will tell you about the Home Army's origins and wartime record.

Join us next week for the second installment of the story dealing with the final period of this Polish underground resistance movement and the post-war anti-communist struggle of many of its members.