Hubal (1973)

At the beginning of the second World War, the German fascists launched the war of aggression against Poland, the flames of war spread throughout Poland, the people were living in dire straits, and the western region was successively occupied by the German army. The Polish bourgeois government sent troops to revolt, but they were outnumbered and were forced to disband one after another. At that time, a major named Dobransky refused to disband and was determined to fight to the end. He gathered more than 200 cavalry from a disbanded regiment and continued to fight bravely against the German fascists. At this time, in order to avoid risks, he changed his name to "Hubal" and went to war in the Keltze region of southeastern Poland, waging a guerrilla war with the German army. The whole film narrates a time span from 199.23 to the sacrifice of Hubal in 199.23 Muhammad 1940.4.30.