 "WiN" was, however, in great need of funds, necessary to pay for false documents and to provide resources for the partisans, many of whom had lost their homes and life's savings in the war.Viewed as enemies of the state, starved of resources, and with a vocal faction advocating armed resistance against the Soviets and their Polish proxies, "WiN" was far from efficient.A major victory for the Soviet NKVD and the newly created Polish secret police, "Urząd Bezpieczeństwa" ("UB"), came in the second half of 1945 when they managed to convince several Home Army and "WiN" leaders that they truly wanted to offer amnesty to Home Army members.