成人快手

Audley End House in Essex became known as Station 43 during the Second World War, and it was home to an elite group of Polish paratroopers, known as the Cichociemni - or "Silent Unseen".

They were trained at the house to jump behind enemy lines into their occupied homeland to fight the Nazis.

A special ceremony to mark the men's valour was held on Sunday on the 80th anniversary of the house being used for this training, while the folks at English Heritage have now been able to identify six men who were soldiers in the squad after deciphering some hidden graffiti in the house.

成人快手 Essex speaks to Andrew Hann, a historian at English Heritage, and then to Consul General Mateuz Stasiak from the Polish embassy.

(Photo: From the collection of the Polish Underground Movement Study Trust, colourised by English Heritage)