# POLAND FOREVER WORLD WAR II POLISH RESISTANCE DOCUMENTARY FILM 32884

Poland Forever is a 1944 film produced by Pofomo Pictures that champions the Polish people’s perseverance for a single, great, and free Poland during World War II. The film is considered a “pictorial document of the fight of Democracy against \[Nazi\] Invasion.” The film starts with a brief history of Poland’s pre-war growth. Warsaw ( 1:32 ) with its old monuments of art and culture is the nation’s growing capital. Modern buildings reveal the nation’s progress as it grows and modernizes. In eastern Poland is the largest forest where men hunt wild boar ( 02:12 ), lynx, and fox. Skiing is popular in the Tatra Mountains ( 02:35 ). Timber is a major industry, but farming is dominant and employs roughly 60% of country ( 03:08 ). The Polish people are deeply religious, and they frequently participate in religious processions ( 04:13 ). The development and growth of other major industries result in the creation of new towns ( 04:36 ), including Gdynia. The Polish Army marches through streets ( 05:25 ) in a military parade—with planes flying in formation and soldiers riding horseback—demonstrating Poland’s military prowess. However, the army is no match for the might of Nazi Germany. Despite non-aggression pacts with Germany and Russia, Adolf Hitler demands territory from Poland. Hitler the gives orders to invade ( 07:12 ), and on 1 September 1939, Germany invades Poland. 5,000 Nazi planes bomb Polish towns and bridges during the early phase of the invasion. The German fleet cuts off…

- Kind: Documentary
- Genres: War, Documentary, Industrial and advertising
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/32884PolandForever)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Teens profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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