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- Operation_Arsenal abstract "The Operation Arsenal, code name: "Meksyk II" (Polish: Akcja pod Arsenałem) was the first major operation by the Szare Szeregi (Gray Ranks) Polish Underground formation during the Nazi occupation of Poland. It took place on March 26, 1943 in Warsaw. Its name was coined after the Warsaw Arsenal, in front of which the action took place. The plan was to free the troop leader Jan Bytnar "Rudy", who was arrested together with his father by the Gestapo. The operation was executed by 28 scouts led by Warsaw Standard Commander Stanisław Broniewski "Orsza". The initiator and the commander of the "Attack Group" was Tadeusz Zawadzki "Zośka".The successfully conducted operation led to the release of Jan Bytnar and 24 other prisoners, including another Storm Group troop leader, Henryk Ostrowski "Henryk", and 6 women, in an attack on the prison van that was taking the inmates from Pawiak Prison to Gestapo Headquarters at Szucha Avenue. Bytnar himself died four days later on account of injuries sustained due to German torture. Both of his "interrogators" were assassinated by Szare Szeregi within two months.The Operation was presented in a 1978 Polish film Akcja pod Arsenałem.".
- Operation_Arsenal causalties "1 captured (killed by firing squad)".
- Operation_Arsenal causalties "140 Polish and Jewish hostages shot in retaliation by Germans".
- Operation_Arsenal causalties "2 wounded (died later)".
- Operation_Arsenal combatant "25px Nazi Germany".
- Operation_Arsenal combatant "25px Szare Szeregi".
- Operation_Arsenal commander Stanis%C5%82aw_Broniewski.
- Operation_Arsenal commander Tadeusz_Zawadzki.
- Operation_Arsenal date "1943-03-26".
- Operation_Arsenal isPartOfMilitaryConflict World_War_II.
- Operation_Arsenal place Poland.
- Operation_Arsenal place Warsaw.
- Operation_Arsenal result "Liberation of "Rudy", successful escape".
- Operation_Arsenal strength "28 men".
- Operation_Arsenal strength "~15-20 men".
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- Operation_Arsenal wikiPageExternalLink akc_arsenal.htm.
- Operation_Arsenal wikiPageID "2378303".
- Operation_Arsenal wikiPageRevisionID "605587866".
- Operation_Arsenal casualties "1".
- Operation_Arsenal casualties "140".
- Operation_Arsenal casualties "2".
- Operation_Arsenal casualties "4".
- Operation_Arsenal casualties "9".
- Operation_Arsenal combatant "25".
- Operation_Arsenal commander "25".
- Operation_Arsenal commander "Unknown, probably none".
- Operation_Arsenal conflict "Operation Arsenal".
- Operation_Arsenal date "1943-03-26".
- Operation_Arsenal hasPhotoCollection Operation_Arsenal.
- Operation_Arsenal partof World_War_II.
- Operation_Arsenal place Poland.
- Operation_Arsenal place Warsaw.
- Operation_Arsenal result "Liberation of "Rudy", successful escape".
- Operation_Arsenal strength "28".
- Operation_Arsenal strength "~15-20 men".
- Operation_Arsenal wordnet_type synset-war-noun-1.
- Operation_Arsenal subject Category:1943_in_Poland.
- Operation_Arsenal subject Category:History_of_Warsaw.
- Operation_Arsenal subject Category:Military_operations_involving_Armia_Krajowa.
- Operation_Arsenal type Abstraction100002137.
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- Operation_Arsenal comment "The Operation Arsenal, code name: "Meksyk II" (Polish: Akcja pod Arsenałem) was the first major operation by the Szare Szeregi (Gray Ranks) Polish Underground formation during the Nazi occupation of Poland. It took place on March 26, 1943 in Warsaw. Its name was coined after the Warsaw Arsenal, in front of which the action took place. The plan was to free the troop leader Jan Bytnar "Rudy", who was arrested together with his father by the Gestapo.".
- Operation_Arsenal label "Akcja pod Arsenałem".
- Operation_Arsenal label "Operation Arsenal".
- Operation_Arsenal label "Operazione Arsenal".
- Operation_Arsenal label "Opération Arsenal".
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- Operation_Arsenal sameAs Akcja_pod_Arsenałem.
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- Operation_Arsenal sameAs Q1761315.
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- Operation_Arsenal name "Operation Arsenal".