  :A few rather simple questions: :#Which Polish government? :#What region and time?   :#What regiments (Polish and Soviet). If regiments/or/if partisants? And finally how about Warsaw uprising (just an example to show, how generalization can go utterly wrong, was not ment as an insult). :#Continuing about units - or rather - direct question were AK units fighting Soviet partisans or not?  :#Further Questions - what weapons, uniforms and helmet do we see in the Image:Comp_obwSambor_inspecDrohobycz_Burza3.jpg  :Regarding the second issue:   ::Just two citations on  Piotrowski: # By mediator on this article: Denying author as a third party source: see this   # From the peer review of his book: As stated above, the book nearly ignores the Soviet and Nazi participation in the Polish holocaust.  After a very brief description of the economic, social, and human atrocities committed by the Soviets and Germans, (constituting only 25 pages out of a total of over 250) Piotrowski delves into the manner in which Poland’s largest minority populations attempted to exploit the upheaval of war.    :I'll not go into further conclusions, the review says it all: sometimes the book does seem, as if  AK did not fight against Germans, but more against minorities in borders of Second Polish Republic.   