AK | DisamKB

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military organization resistance movement underground organization

AK is the Polish abbreviation for the Home Army, the principal resistance movement in German-occupied Poland during World War II.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	military organization → resistance movement → underground organization →
abbreviationLanguage	Polish →
activeFrom	1942 →
activeUntil	1945 →
activity	guerrilla warfare → intelligence gathering → propaganda → protection of civilians → sabotage →
alignedWith	Western Allies →
commemoratedOn	National Day of the Cursed Soldiers →
conflict	World War II →
country	Poland →
dissolutionDate	1945 →
dissolvedBy	Polish government-in-exile →
estimatedStrength	hundreds of thousands of members →
formedFrom	Związek Walki Zbrojnej →
foughtIn	Warsaw Uprising of 1944 →
fullName	Armia Krajowa →
fullNameInEnglish	Home Army →
hasNotableUnit	Batalion Parasol → Batalion Zośka → Kedyw →
headquartersLocation	Warsaw →
ideology	Polish nationalism → anti-Nazism → anti-communism →
languageOfName	Polish →
loyalty	Polish government-in-exile →
notableOperation	Operation Tempest → Warsaw Uprising →
operatedIn	German-occupied Poland →
opposedOccupationBy	Nazi Germany → Soviet Union →
partOf	Polish Underground State →
principalOpponents	Nazi Germany → Soviet Union → collaborationist forces →
recognizedBy	Allied powers →
role	principal resistance movement in German-occupied Poland →
successor	Freedom and Independence (WiN) →
usedAbbreviation	AK →
usedTactic	assassination of Nazi officials → railway sabotage → urban guerrilla warfare →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Home Army →	hasAbbreviation
Home Army →	shortName