What I know about the revolt in the Warsaw ghettho is that the A.K sold 50 guns and 55 grenades to the Jews , payed cash and no more .. .
I really don't have the inclination to respond to your anti-Polish posts but your hateful ignorance is too much. The following is a very short version of so much you don't know.
Armed resistance in the ghetto first broke out on January 18, 1943 when a line of Jews were being placed on a death train. They pulled Polish supplied revolvers and fired on their guards. Several additional days of small clashes followed and indeed occasional attacks on the Nazis continued until April. On April 19, 850 Waffe SS pushed a line of Jewish collaborators before them and started down Zamenhoff street. They were met with a shower of Molotov cocktails and assorted gunfire. Two major Jewish groups, the ZOB and JMO fought a guerrilla type war which temporarily upended Nazi plans to take prisoners to the death trains. In particular the JMO installed a pair of Polish supplied heavy machine guns on a house roof. The gunners opened lethal fire killing many unsuspecting Germans (and Ukrainian Jewish collaborators).
As the machine gunners continued to savage the Nazis, their comrades hoisted a Polish national flag next to one of the rooftop gun nests. Then the star of David banner was hoisted. Retreating solders were showered by grenades and pistol shots.
Banners were placed in conspicuous places; some in Polish red and white; some in communist red and some in Zionist colors of blue and white.
Commanding Major General Jurgen Stroop was really getting embarrassed now. It was the second day of the uprising and also Hitler's 54th birthday. He dispersed his troops in an effort to make the Jews fight in multiple locations. Stroop told Himmler that only 9 soldiers had died in the ghetto fighting instead of [the] 300 something. Barrels of gasoline were placed in front of buildings and the exploding fireballs had their ghastly effects. Jews who tried to surrender were gunned down.
By April 24 some 2,500 people had been captured. Stroop forced them into the courtyard of Pawiak Prison and had them shot. He also decided that the collaborating Jews outlived their usefulness and they too were shot.
Yet, blue and white Jewish banners were still visible as well as red and white Polish ones.
The Jews fought defiantly and bravely but what is (intentionally?) not well known is that a unit from the Home Army commanded by Captain Henryk Iwanski made early contact with Jewish resistance forces and smuggled arms, ammunition and instructional materials through the sewers or hidden in carts into the ghetto. On the first day of the uprising members of Iwanski's unit were in Muranowski Square and he and 18 of his men including his brother "Waclaw, his sons, Roman and Zbigniew offered to supplement Jewish fighters. They repelled several German attacks. The main Jewish group also had some non Jewish Poles mixed in. (How many know this?)
Iwanski's brother and both his sons were killed in the course of the rebellion. Iwanski was seriously wounded but he and his men managed to guide 34 Jewish fighters thru a tunnel to safety. Several Jews were hidden in his home. (Yes, he and his wife Wiktoria were awarded the Yad Vashem medal). You'll never see this and more in a Hollywood movie.
