Cichociemni

The Cichociemni were elite Polish special-operations soldiers during World War II, trained by the British SAS. They were parachuted into Poland to conduct sabotage, gather intelligence, and support the resistance movement against occupying forces. Their missions required stealth, courage, and expert skills, and they played a crucial role in Poland’s underground efforts to oppose the Nazis. The name "Cichociemni" translates roughly to "Silent and Invisible," reflecting their covert activities and secrecy. They are remembered as national heroes for their sacrifice and pivotal contribution to Poland’s resistance during the war.