In Poland, the battle of the Bzura ended with 170,000 Polish prisoners. Polish Cypher Bureau members arrived in Paris with the German “Enigma” cypher codes. The Polish government fled to Rumania, where they were interned. William Joyce (“Lord Haw-Haw”) was employed by German radio.
Italy took no action. Historically Mussolini believed that the country would not be ready for a major war until 1943.
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Murmurings from beneath the beard
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Researching The Home Guard Through Tabletop Gaming
Wargames blog covering the period 1792 - 1815
My ongoing wargames projects!
Conflict in the imaginary world of 1891 and later
Toy soldiers, gaming, Imagi-Nations
Pen & sword as one
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Fastplay Operational-Level Tabletop Wargaming Guidelines
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My gaming group's re-fight of 1792-1815.
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