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Stefan Paweł
Rowecki (pseudonym: Grot, "Spearhead",
hence the
alternate name,
Stefan Grot-
Rowecki; 25
December 1895 – 2
August 1944) was a
Polish general...
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General Grot-
Rowecki (IMO 8417754) was a 23,000-tonne, 198
metres (649 ft 7 in), freighter.
Built in 1985, she was
named after Stefan Grot-
Rowecki, a Polish...
- two parts:
areas under German occupation —
commanded by
Colonel Stefan Rowecki,
headquartered in Warsaw;
areas under Soviet occupation —
commanded by...
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Komorowski reversed the pro-Jewish
policies of his predecessor,
Stefan Rowecki.
Komorowski opposed aid to Jews s****ing to
mount ghetto uprisings and favoured...
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soldier ever to
receive more than 4
Crosses of
Valour was
Stefan Grot-
Rowecki,
commander of the
Polish Home Army
during World War II, who had reached...
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Brigade "Podole",
whose commandant from 1935 to 1938 was
General Stefan Rowecki. Furthermore, it was home to the 36th
Reserve Infantry Division. The town...
- The
General Stefan "Grot"
Rowecki Bridge (sometimes
called the Toruń Bridge, the Grot-Roweckiego
Bridge or the Grot Bridge) is a
bridge over the Vistula...
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named General Kazimierz Sosnkowski the head of the ZWZ and
Colonel Stefan Rowecki was
appointed the
commander of the ZWZ
German occupation zone. Karaszewicz-Tokarzewski...
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Dutch footballer Stefan Grot-
Rowecki (1895–1944), or Grot,
pseudonym of the
Polish general and
journalist Stefan Paweł
Rowecki Yakov Grot (1812–1893), 19th-century...
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least 14
officers of the
Polish underground,
including General Stefan Rowecki.
Arrested by the
Gestapo in
April 1942 and interrogated,
Kalkstein and...
