The end of the Second World War came for the Poles without their wish to regain their freedom being fulfilled.<\/p>\n
Following the German military occupation, Poland had to endure almost half a century of Soviet military presence on its territory, as the last Red Army soldiers left Polish soil on 17 September 1993<\/strong>, almost four years after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Having fallen into the Soviet sphere of influence, Poland was subjected to a communist dictatorship imposed from Moscow<\/strong> and a military alignment with the USSR.<\/p>\n This alignment was embodied in the Warsaw Pact of 1955,<\/strong> created as a response to NATO and which, despite its name, made all the countries of Eastern Europe satellites of Moscow. The Army of the Polish People's Republic,<\/strong> the official name of the communist dictatorship installed by the Soviets, created fortified infrastructures<\/strong> to face a war with the Western democracies.<\/p>\n A few days ago, the channel EBE257<\/a> published a video showing one of these bunkers, hidden in a forest in Poland<\/strong>, whose exact location has not been revealed:<\/p>\n
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