Many Western diplomats suspected that the Soviet army allowed the Nazis to crush resistance in Warsaw in 1944 because

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The Warsaw Uprising of 1944 was led by the Polish resistance Home Army to liberate Warsaw from Nazi German occupation. The resistance hoped for assistance from the Allies and the approaching Soviet forces. However, the Soviet army halted its advance, allowing the Nazis to suppress the uprising. This was largely because the Soviets preferred to deal with a weakened Poland and ensure the establishment of a pro-Soviet government after the war. The resistance in Warsaw was fighting for a Poland that could determine its own future, ideally through a democratically elected government, which was contrary to Soviet interests.

Many Western Diplomats Suspected That the Soviet Army Allowed the Nazis