During the war, around three million Poles were brought to Germany as forced labourers, with close to 20,000 being placed in Berlin.<\/p>\n
The last big wave of deportations occurred in Warsaw in 1944. In August, the Polish underground army launched an armed resistance against the German occupation two months later it was brutally suppressed. Around 200,000 people were killed. The Polish capital lay in ruins, its entire population displaced.<\/p>\n
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