Polish Fighting Symbol
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“Polska Walcząca” Symbol
Polska Walcząca translates to “Fighting Poland”, which combined letters P and W looking similar to an anchor, often being called so.
It was used during World War 2 in Occupied Poland (General Governorate) as a symbol of fight against the germans. It was also commonly used during warsaw uprising as a symbol of resistance by Home Army (Armia Krajowa) and Polish Underground State.
Nowdays the symbol is used as a Patriotic sign and a Memorial to those who died during 1939-1945 period.
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