In Poland from 1939 to 1945 there was a strong partisan movement. Partisan forces (mainly AK and BCh organizations), although less numerous than the German army, organized a strong resistance movement, in the years 1941-44 a successful action was carried out against the expulsion of Poles from the Zamość region. besides, the "Polish underground" destroyed hundreds of German transports of military supplies throughout the war. in Poland there was also a secret order and many non-military resistance organizations like "Zegota" which helped thousands of Jews save their lives. When the Red Army entered Poland in 1944, the Poles wanted to support them in the fight against the Germans, but the Soviets betrayed them, even though during Operation Tempest, the partisans significantly accelerated the Russian attack, the Russians arrested or killed thousands of members of the Polish Underground State, not they also helped the Warsaw Uprising. In total, throughout the war, hundreds of thousands of people (even 700,000) served in the ranks of the Polish underground, and even every six Pole help polish partizants but partizantes did not have more than 50,000 firearms.