What army did Anders form to fight against the Germans in World War II?
German alliance
Italian resistance
Polish Army
French forces
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After being released from a Soviet prison camp, Władysław Anders formed the Polish Army in the East to fight against the Germans in World War II. The army was composed of Polish prisoners of war and civilians who had fled from Poland during the German invasion. The Polish Army in the East fought in the Battle of Monte Cassino and the Italian Campaign.
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