Opposing Forces
| Division or Brigade | Regiments | Area | |
| "Odcinek Zachód" |
"Zbiorcza" Cavalry Brigade |
elements of Podolian, Greater Poland and Pomeranian Cavalry Brigades | |
| 13th Infantry Division (two regiments were in the central Poland) |
Volunteer Workers' Brigade 43rd "Bayonne Legion" Infantry Regiment |
Żoliborz | |
| 15th Infantry Division |
59th "Wielkopolski" Infantry Regiment 61st Infantry Regiment 62nd Infantry Regiment elements of 4th, 16th and 26th Inf.Div. |
Powązki |
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| 25th Infantry Division |
60th "Wielkopolski" Infantry Regiment elements of 14th and 17th Inf.Div. |
Wola |
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| "Odcinek Wschód" |
5th Infantry Division |
26th Infantry Regiment | Utrata |
| 20th Infantry Division |
78th Infantry Regiment 79th Infantry Regiment 80th Infantry Regiment |
Bródno Pelcowizna Elsnerów |
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| 44th Infantry Division |
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| 8th Infantry Division (two regiments were in Modlin) |
21st "Children of Warsaw" Infantry Regiment |
Grochów | |
| 1st "Defenders of Praga" Infantry Regiment (improvised) |
Saska Kępa, Gocław | ||
| 2nd "Defenders of Praga" Infantry Regiment (improvised) |
Grochów |
| Corps | Division or Brigade | Area | ||
| 8th Army |
X Corps |
24th Infantry Division |
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| 30th Infantry Division |
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| XII Corps |
10th Infantry Division |
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| 17th Infantry Division |
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| SS Leibstandarte "Adolf Hitler" . |
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| 3rd Army |
I Corps |
"Kempf" Panzer Division |
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| 11th Infantry Division |
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| 61st Infantry Division |
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| II Corps |
3rd Infantry Division |
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| 32nd Infantry Division |
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| Luftwaffe | 1st Air Fleet |
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| 4th Air Fleet |
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Famous quotes related to opposing forces:
“As one who knows many things, the humanist loves the world precisely because of its manifold nature and the opposing forces in it do not frighten him. Nothing is further from him than the desire to resolve such conflicts ... and this is precisely the mark of the humanist spirit: not to evaluate contrasts as hostility but to seek human unity, that superior unity, for all that appears irreconcilable.”
—Stefan Zweig (18811942)