Cold War Polish Soldier

After World War II, Polish soldiers, loyal to their Soviet rulers, were built up into a force that would become part of the Warsaw Pact. These troops would play a key role in the second strategic line of defense against NATO forces in Central Europe. Until the fall of communism, the army increasingly lost prestige as it was deployed by the communist government to violently suppress various protests, such as the Poznań protests of 1956, the Polish protests of 1970, and the protests during the martial law period in Poland in 1981-1982. Troops of the Silesian Military District were also involved in suppressing the pro-democratization movement in Czechoslovakia in 1968, better known as the Prague Spring.

Meet the unique and detailed Cold War Polish Soldier minifigure from United Bricks! This special minifigure is a tribute to history and is perfect for collectors and LEGO enthusiasts who love recreating historical scenes. Each figure is hand-printed on brand-new LEGO pieces using a high-quality UV printing process. It's not only a great gift but also a creative way to learn about history through building and creating scenes.

This minifigure is made from 100% LEGO pieces and has been customized by United Bricks.

You are purchasing only the minifigure and not any other LEGO items shown.

This set contains small parts and is not intended for children under 12 years of age.