Close quarters of the buildings where it took place allowed combatants to escape across rooftops. It was led by the ZZW and Z
Close quarters of the buildings where it took place allowed combatants to escape across rooftops. It was led by the ZZW and ZOB, commanded by Mordecai Anielewicz, and occurred within an eleven-mile circumference that had already lost ninety percent of its population. This attempt to forestall deportations to Treblinka inflicted two hundred casualties and held off Jürgen Stroop's soldiers for four weeks despite having access to only nine rifles and one machine gun. For 10 points, name this spring 1943 episode of resistance to the Nazis, which led to the utter destruction of the Jewish quarter in the capital of Poland.
Close quarters of the buildings where it took place allowed combatants to escape across rooftops.
{Warsaw Ghetto uprising} [accept clear equivalents, but anything that does not specify something about Jews or the Ghetto is wrong, as the general Warsaw Revolt is something else]