 In 1943 it was renamed to Home Political Representation ("Krajowa Reprezentacja Polityczna") and in 1944 to Council of National Unity ("Rada Jedności Narodowej").The Home Army, though in theory subordinate to the civil authorities and to the Government in Exile, often acted somewhat independently, with neither the Home Army's commanders in Poland nor the "London government" fully aware of the others' situation.After Germany started its invasion of the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941, the Soviet Union joined the Allies and signed an Anglo-Soviet Agreement on 12 July 1941.