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Battle of Warsaw (1920)
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13–25 Aug 1920 — The Red Army reaches Radzymin on the edge of Warsaw, then Piłsudski’s counterstroke from the Wieprz river breaks it apart. Poles call it the Miracle on the Vistula. The battle, more than any decision in Paris, settles where Poland’s eastern border will run.
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- Europe’s new borders after WWI (chapter 15 of WWI)
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- The Great War, 1871–1923
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- WW2 · Russian Revolution · Road to WW2
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