IBG Models 1/35 Polish Infantry 1939 # 35048

In 1939, the Polish infantry represented the backbone of the Polish Army, which faced the German invasion at the onset of World War II.

Polish infantry units were highly motivated, but they were confronted with significant challenges due to the overwhelming might of the invading German forces.

Polish infantry troops were typically armed with bolt-action rifles, light machine guns, and some artillery support.

The soldiers were well-trained and displayed remarkable determination in the face of adversity.

However, the Polish Army was caught in a difficult situation in 1939.

They were outnumbered and outgunned by the German forces, who also utilized modern armored units and blitzkrieg tactics.

Despite fierce resistance and several notable victories, the Polish military ultimately struggled to hold back the German advance.

The invasion of Poland marked the beginning of World War II, and the valiant efforts of the Polish infantry became a symbol of national heroism and resistance.

Although Poland was defeated in 1939, its infantry's bravery and determination in the face of overwhelming odds are remembered as a significant chapter in the country's history.