History of War

TIMELINE OF THE... POLISH-SOVIET WAR

19-21 April 1919

VILNA OFFENSIVE 01

The Polish Army captures the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius from the Soviets after several days of fighting in the city. Four other cities in the nearby vicinity are also captured by the Poles, with the Red Army launching a failed counteroffensive at the end of April 1919.

1918-19

EXPANSION & COMMUNISM

An independent Poland is re-established with the creation of the Second Polish Republic at the end of WWI. The

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