Not meant as an insult, but wasn't there anything these Polish airmen didn't know better or at best agreed with?
(how familiar, must be endemic...

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It does surprise me that there isn't a single mentioning of the fact that they were grateful for being given a second chance to fight the germans in a fighter aircraft (how did these types compare with the Polish front line fighters of '39?).
Those who survived France got a third chance in Britain, where they probably didn't agree with everything they encountered either, but were save from the Wehrmacht and a quick defeat, hence having less to criticise at the end.
Birgir's post was very enlightening, thanks for filling in some gaps in our one sided picture.