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WarsawUprising

1944–1944

In 1944, the Warsaw Uprising was fought between Poles and Germany, resulting in approximately 16,000 Polish and 20,000 German casualties.

OUTCOME
DECISIVE VICTORY B
Era
1944–1944
SIDES
6
⚔ CONFLICT INSURGENCY

WarsawUprising

⚔ World War II · 1939–1945 is part of this war
Polish Underground State Poland United Kingdom United States South Africa Russia
VS
{{nowrap| General Government}} Germany
Start: 01.08.1944 End: 02.10.1944 Duration: 2 months 2 days Participants: 6 countries Weapons: 5 systems
Overview
Sides
Chronology
Weapons
Outcomes
01 / Overview
Warsaw Uprising
Date
1944–1944
Type
insurgency
Duration
2 months 2 days
Participants
Poland United Kingdom United States South Africa Russia Germany
Weapon System
5
Outcome
decisive victory b
Parent War
World War II
02 / Sides
Belligerents 6 participants
Polish Underground State
Poland Poland Primary United Kingdom United Kingdom Secondary United States United States Secondary South Africa South Africa Secondary Russia Russia Secondary
VS
Germany Germany Primary
03 / Weapons & Equipment · 5 systems
WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT SUMMARY
ORIGIN · COUNTRY
Poland
4 %80
Germany
1 %20
ORIGIN · COMPANY
Armia Krajowa
1 %20
Alkett
1 %20
Total 5 distinct systems
Polish Underground State 1 years avg. age
{{nowrap| General Government}} 0 years avg. age
Weapons & Equipment5systems
Country
CATEGORY

Each system appears only once in the list.

1K pattern flamethrowerIncendiary & Napalm Bombs64MASS2Bechowiec-1Machine Pistols49MASS3SidolówkaHand Grenades43MASS4SturmtigerSelf-Propelled Artillery32MASS5KubuśRecon Vehicles26MASS
04 / Outcomes
Outcome & Human Cost
🏆Decisive Victory — Side B
FIRST DEFENSE DEALS AFTER WAR 20 deals
Year Weapon / Product Seller Buyer Type Value
1945 Culver XPQ-15 United States United States — —
1945 Culver XPQ-15 United States United States — —
1945 Tacoma-class frigate United States Russia aid —
1945 North American P-51 Mustang United States New Zealand new-build $2 Mn
1945 Admirable-class minesweeper United States Russia gift —
1945 Focke-Wulf Ta 152 Germany Japan license-production —
1946 Stinson L-5 Sentinel United States Italy Sale —
1946 Short Sandringham United Kingdom United Kingdom new-build —
1946 V-class submarine United Kingdom Norway second-hand —
1947 M2 half-track car United States Finland second-hand —
1947 Meteor NF11 United Kingdom Argentina new-build —
1947 Gloster Meteor United Kingdom Argentina license-production —
1947 Meteor F4 United Kingdom Argentina new-build —
1947 Colony-class frigate United Kingdom Argentina second-hand —
1947 YMS-1-class minesweeper United Kingdom Poland second-hand —
1948 105 mm Howitzer M3 United States South Korea aid —
1948 Short Sandringham United Kingdom United Kingdom new-build —
1948 Loch-class frigate United Kingdom New Zealand second-hand —
1948 BYMS-class minesweeper United Kingdom Finland second-hand —
1949 Gleaves-class destroyer United States Greece gift —
📚 Sources
  1. Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP)
  2. Correlates of War (CoW) project
  3. Official archives and academic literature