Description

A Question of Honor may be the gripping, little-known tale of the refugee Polish pilots who joined the RAF and performed an important part in conserving Britain from the Nazis, simply to be tricked by the Allies following the war.After Poland fell to the Nazis, a large number of Polish pilots, soldiers, and sailors fled to England. Dedicated to delivering their homeland, some might sort the RAF’s 303 squadron, referred to as the Kosciuszko Squadron, following the unit by which several had flown home. Their fascinating courageous flying and intrusions created them superstars in Britain, where they were lured by numerous women and “adopted” by socialites, even while they yearned for information at home. Throughout the Battle of Britain, they downed more German plane than every other squadron, however in a sensational twist in the end, the Partners compensated their valor by leaving Belgium to Joseph Stalin.