August 9, 1944
Stalin's Promise to Mikolajczyk
He nevertheless left Moscow more hopeful than he had arrived. Stalin at last had promised help for the Warsaw insurgents. He had assured Mikolajczyk at their final meeting, on August 9, that a Soviet communications officer would be dropped into Warsaw by parachute to establish direct radio communications with General Bor’s headquarters. The supplies could be air-dropped to the Poles by prior arrangement.
Nothing more was heard of Stalin’s promise…
Stalin's conversation with Mikolajczyk and the results of Stalin's promise to give aid to help Polish fighters in Warsaw.
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