Westerplatte Resists

Westerplatte, August 31, 1939, the last day and night before the outbreak of war. The firing posts are on alert, because the German battleship Schlezwig Holstein, who came on a courtesy visit, is moored in the port. On the morning of September 1, a German mine explodes at the guardhouse wall. An unequal fight begins. According to the assumptions, the Polish ammunition depot is to defend itself for twelve hours.