The Polish Government was forced into exile when Poland was invaded in 1939 – by. German forces on 1 September and by Soviet forces on 17 September.

30 июн. 2024 г. · The Polish Embassy in London hosted a special panel discussion titled “Diplomacy Behind The Frontlines: Governments-In-Exile In Wartime London” ...

11 февр. 2024 г. · The fall of France in June 1940 forced the Polish Government-in-Exile to relocate to London, where it continued its operations. This move marked ...

The Polish Government in Exile arrived in London in 1940 after the fall of France. Attitudes towards this government in Britain were not altogether ...

The Polish government-in-exile in London played an important role in exposing Nazi atrocities. Through the press and diplomatic channels, it tried constantly ...

The Polish Government in exile was also seated here. London became the centre of Polish political life in exile after the capitulation of France in June 1940.

The Polish government-in-exile, was the government of Poland that existed from the German invasion of Poland in 1939 (hence the exile) to the return in 1990.

The Polish Government-in-Exile was first based in France, but moved to London after the French army surrendered to the Germans in mid-1940.

It was relocated to London in June 1940. Together with the President and the National Council it was recognized by the Allies as the political representation of ...