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During the second World War, the Polish Army operated a recruitment centre in Windsor, Ontario. From July 17th, 1941 until April 19th, 1942, they produced the newspaper Odsiecz / Fighting Poland on a weekly basis. It was published in Polish and English and was heavily illustrated. Approximately 20,000 copies per issue were circulated in the United States and Canada. The main purpose of Odsiecz was to encourage the Polish diaspora in North America to enlist in the Polish Armed Forces. The newspaper contained articles about the situation at the front, their activities in Windsor, and also in Owen Sound, which was the location of their training camp.

Publication Date

1942

Publisher

Polish Armed Forces

Rights

Public Domain

City

Windsor, Ontario

Keywords

Polish Armed Forces, World War II, Windsor (Ontario), Owen Sound (Ontario), Newspapers

Disciplines

History

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To view online at the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/Volume2OCR

https://archive.org/stream/Volume2OCR/Odsiecz%20Fighting%20Poland%20Volume%202#page/n0/mode/1up

Holdings:

Vol. 2: no. 1 (no. 23) (1942: Jan. 1) 20 p.
Vol. 2: no. 2 (no. 24) (1942: Jan. 11) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 3 (no. 25) (1942: Jan. 18) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 4 (no. 26) (1942: Jan. 25) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 5 (no. 27) (1942: Feb. 1) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 6 (no. 28) (1942: Feb. 8) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 7 (no. 29) (1942:Feb. 15) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 8 (no. 30) (1942: Feb. 22) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 9 (no. 31) (1942: Mar. 1) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 10 (no. 32) (1942: Mar. 8) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 11 (no. 33) (1942: Mar. 15) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 12 (no. 34) (1942: Mar. 22) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 13-14 (no. 35-36) (1942: Apr. 5) 36 p.
Vol. 2: no. 15 (no. 37) (1942: Apr. 12) 16 p.
Vol. 2: no. 16 (no. 38) (1942: Apr. 19) 16 p.

Odsiecz Fighting Poland, Volume 2, 1942

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