The Warsaw Uprising is one of the most tragic pages in Poland's recent history. The Soviet reader is guided in general terms by the nature of the Warsaw uprising. It was an episode in the great war of peoples against Hitler's invaders. Perhaps this is an important episode, but still only an episode. According to the plans of its leaders and in its objective political essence, the uprising was anti-Soviet in nature and aimed to prevent the victory of the people's power in Poland. However, contrary to the political inspiration of the Polish reaction, the Warsaw uprising was of a nationwide anti-Hitler character...