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catholic churchleadsPoland to most tragic war in Polish history
The scenario ... a German revolution in 1919 - 1921causeda Soviet victory in the Polish - Soviet war
The scenario is a German revolution in 1919 - 1921causeda Soviet victory in the Polish - Soviet war
Berlin ... ableto provokea series of Polish - Russian wars
these areasledto the outbreak of the [ [ Polish - Soviet War
these areashave ledto the outbreak of the Polish - Soviet War
Republic ... these areasledto the outbreak of the [ [ Polish - Soviet War
the USSR collapseprovokedinterest in the Polish - Soviet War
the U.S.can influenceSoviet behavior toward Poland
that the British wanted to avoid war , any warto causea German - Soviet war
- 20(passive) may be causedThe Polish - Soviet War , 1919
Polish tank crew - 2 miniaturessetPolish - Soviet War 1920
This actledto the Russian - Polish war
These and other factors , including disagreements about future borderscausedthe Polish - Soviet relations to deteriorate.[8
the local cemeterydiscoveredPolish War Graves
by Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky(passive) led bythe Cossack - Polish War
the Ukrainian Cossack stateresultedfrom the Cossack - Polish War
by Poles in their effort to become supreme power(passive) was ... provoked byPolish - Soviet War
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by Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky and the consequent establishment of the Hetman state(passive) led bythe Cossack - Polish War
Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky and the consequent establishment of the Hetman state(passive) led bythe Cossack - Polish War
clearly(passive) was ... causedPolish - Soviet war
the [ [ West Ukrainian People 's Republic]]. These competing claimsleadto the [ [ Polish - Ukrainian War]].
These competing claimsledto the Polish - Ukrainian War
These competing claimsleadto the Polish - Ukrainian War
that a relatively low - raking Cossack general named Suvorov , as opposed to the well - known one , was goingto leadthe Russian fight in Poland
The negotiations however , failedledto the Soviet invasion of ethnic Poland
who is working so hardto provokePolish - Lithuanian conflict
who 's working so hardto provokePolish - Lithuanian conflict
In 1939 , it signed a non - aggression pact with Nazi Germanyresultingin the Soviet invasion of Poland
Differences on border issues , particularly over the cities of Vilnius ( Wilno ) and Sejny ( Seinailedto the Polish - Lithuanian War
a non - aggression pact with Nazi Germanyresultingin the Soviet invasion of Poland
Differences on border points , particularly over the cities of Vilnius ( Wilno ) and Sejny ( Seinailedto the Polish - Lithuanian War
BackgroundResultingfrom the Soviet invasion of Poland
by Polish nationalists(passive) composed bySoviet invasion of Poland
the Molotov - Ribbentrop pactresultedin the Soviet invasion of Poland
Wladyslaw Jagiello(passive) led byPolish - Lithuanian army
the signing of the Molotov?Ribbentrop Pactresultedin the Soviet invasion of Poland
by the Polish Solidarity Crisis(passive) caused bythe Soviet - Polish border
Petrov ... Mikhail Petrovich Petrovledin the Soviet invasion of Poland
Charles de GaulleinfluencedCharles de Gaulle
Charles de GaulleinfluencedCharles de Gaulle
Poland Polish Army and its tactics(passive) were influenced byPoland Polish Army and its tactics
in Russiadiscoveredin Russia
from the Polish borderlands territoryoriginatedfrom the Polish borderlands territory
a mass grave in the Katyn Forestdiscovereda mass grave in the Katyn Forest
to dozens of arrests and several executions among those connected to the Lit - Bel .leadingto dozens of arrests and several executions among those connected to the Lit - Bel .
to dozens of arrests and several executions among those connected to the Lit - Belleadingto dozens of arrests and several executions among those connected to the Lit - Bel
to dozens of arrests and several executions among those connected to the Lit - Belleadingto dozens of arrests and several executions among those connected to the Lit - Bel
from the Polish borderlands territory killed by both German Nazi regime and the Soviet regime or expelled to distant parts of Siberiaoriginatedfrom the Polish borderlands territory killed by both German Nazi regime and the Soviet regime or expelled to distant parts of Siberia
in 1919resultedin 1919
to World War IIledto World War II
to the outbreak of World War IIledto the outbreak of World War II
his Clarinet Sonatacomposedhis Clarinet Sonata
in Lithuaniaresultedin Lithuania
in no Allied reactionresultedin no Allied reaction
serious sanctions against the Soviet Union ... December December 1will promptserious sanctions against the Soviet Union ... December December 1
the formation of Al - Qaedacausedthe formation of Al - Qaeda
him to perform a diplomatic U - turn and support Ribbentrop 's policy of rapprochement with the Soviet Union as the best way of ensuring a local warledhim to perform a diplomatic U - turn and support Ribbentrop 's policy of rapprochement with the Soviet Union as the best way of ensuring a local war
Hitler to perform a diplomatic U - turn and support Ribbentrop 's policy of rapprochement with the Soviet Union as the best way of ensuring a local warledHitler to perform a diplomatic U - turn and support Ribbentrop 's policy of rapprochement with the Soviet Union as the best way of ensuring a local war
as an aggressor that causedwill be paintedas an aggressor that caused
to a massive loss of Polish lives and prison camps for manyledto a massive loss of Polish lives and prison camps for many
the largest and most lethal of Hitler 's death camps : Auschwitzdiscoveredthe largest and most lethal of Hitler 's death camps : Auschwitz
to the annexation of the eastern part of the countryledto the annexation of the eastern part of the country
to the annexation of the eastern part of the country.[14ledto the annexation of the eastern part of the country.[14
the severe environmental damage(passive) caused bythe severe environmental damage
to the annexation of the eastern part of the country.[60ledto the annexation of the eastern part of the country.[60
the East Prussian plebisciteshad influencedthe East Prussian plebiscites
to the following destructions of the castlecontributedto the following destructions of the castle
a Catholic uprising by the Confederation of the Barprovokeda Catholic uprising by the Confederation of the Bar
to the death of more than six million Polish citizensledto the death of more than six million Polish citizens
to leavepromptedto leave
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to days of murder and burning of housesledto days of murder and burning of houses
to manipulate the systemhave inventedto manipulate the system
the babydiscoveredthe baby
to capitalist restoration whose devastating consequences continue to be felt around the worldledto capitalist restoration whose devastating consequences continue to be felt around the world
from wartime factions and organizations operating in the Soviet Union under Stalin , such as the Union of Polish Patriotsoriginatingfrom wartime factions and organizations operating in the Soviet Union under Stalin , such as the Union of Polish Patriots
many to fleecausedmany to flee