Name it after the Supreme Allied Commander who helped to liberate Poland then. General Dwight Eisenhower. Oh, my bad. German name there. The Polish people would be triggered.
You will find it was the Soviets who took Warsaw off the German's hands. Well they mostly waited for an internal Polish uprising to be crushed by the Germans and then walked in (again) and took over.
You will find my post above: "The Russians actually were the primary liberators of Poland from Nazi oppression before they implemented their own oppression. That statement does not mean that I do not understand the American sacrifice".
Screw the "American sacrifice" the moronic way you mean it as American was very much defending itself. This is narcissistic bollocks by people who have no shame. Even at the time the GI handbooks had to explain to their soldiers that America was doing Europe no favors, if they did not intervene the US was next. I would also point out that it was the Brits who got the ball rolling with the Manhattan project. Without them also understanding the threat and disrupting the German bomb plans way before the US woke up, history would have been very different for the US.
Yes, Fort Trump in Poland. Has submarines with screen windows. Artillary that makes a lot of noise but nothing comes out. To change a light bulb.........
And nothing. That is how it was. Some time later completely fictional tales of Matthew McConnaugheyheyhey grabbing enigma machines off U-Boats.
I thought you were Jewish. You're not a Holocaust denier for christsake are you? Auschwitz was in Poland.
You on not drugs again? The Soviet army liberated Auschwitz, also Belzec, Sobibor, and Treblinka. Most of the killing was done by 1943 and the Germans endeavoring were cleaning up / hide it all. I had family fighting on the Allied side in Denmark, UK and the US. I was immersed in it as a kid. I am not Jewish.