Warsaw 1944. Poland's Bid for Freedom

• Origins of the Campaign
• p. 5

• German and Soviet occupation, 1939-41

• The Polish resistance forms, 1939-42

• Armia Krajowa vs. the German occupation, 1942-44

• Soviet-Polish political relations, 1939-44

• The Eastern Front approaches, 1944

• Chronology
• p. 15

• Opposing Leaders
• p. 17

• Polish

• German

• Opposing Forces
• p. 22

• Polish

• German

• Orders of battle, 1 August 1944

• Opposing Plans
• p. 33

• Polish

• German

• Soviet

• The Battle for Warsaw
• p. 38

• The first 96 hours

• Guderian's counterattack, 1-5 August

• The Wola Massacre, 5-6 August

• Wola and Ochota are lost, 6-11 August

• The Old Town, 8-19 August

• London and Moscow, August 1944

• The Old Town, 20 August-2 September

• The city centre and the southern suburbs, 8 August-2 September

• The city centre, 3-10 September

• The Red Army, 10-14 September Allied air drops, September 1944

• 1st Polish Army (LWP) crossing, 15-23 September

• Last stands in Mokotow and Zoliborz, 23-27 September

• The surrender

• Aftermath
• p. 90

• The Battlefield Today
• p. 93

• Bibliography
• p. 94

• Index
• p. 95