Abstract
Abstract The author discusses the engagement of the Polish Government-in-Exile with the issue of German war crimes and its involvement with the United Nations War Crimes Commission during the Second World War. Information sent by the Polish Underground State allowed the Polish War Crimes Office to compile its charge file submissions for the UNWCC in a strategic and organized manner. According to the author, the War Crimes Office attempted to ensure that German crimes against Jews received due attention in its charge file submissions.
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