Radio ‘Błyskawica’, broadcasting during the Warsaw Uprising from the capital city of Poland, was the Second World War phenomenon - it was the only case during the war that from the occupied country a regular programme was broadcast. In the present article we try to show its activity from the human perspective, taking into consideration those who had a chance to broadcast but also listen to the station. Based on the personal testimonies gathered directly from around 95 witnesses of the Warsaw Uprising and indirectly via around 100 press articles published after the Second World War about this radio station, we describe the understanding of the mission of the station as well as the meaning of the station for the creators and the Warsaw insurgents.

'Błyskawica' 广播电台在华沙起义期间从波兰首都广播，这是第二次世界大战的现象 - 这是战争期间唯一一个从被占领国广播常规节目的情况。在本文中，我们尝试从人类的角度展示其活动，同时考虑到那些有机会广播但也收听电台的人。根据直接从大约 95 名华沙起义目击者那里收集到的个人证词，以及通过第二次世界大战后发表的大约 100 篇关于该广播电台的新闻文章间接收集的个人证词，我们描述了对该电台使命的理解以及该电台的意义。创作者和华沙起义者的车站。