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36th Reserve Infantry Division (stationed in Czortków) - Col. Michał Ostrowski (Polish divisions in September 1939 Campaign)
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25th Kalisz Infantry Division (stationed in Kalisz) - Gen. Franciszek Alter (Polish divisions in September 1939 Campaign)
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35th Reserve Infantry Division (stationed in Wilno) - Col. Jarosław Szafran (Polish divisions in September 1939 Campaign)
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Polish 50th Infantry Division „Brzoza” - Col. Ottokar Brzoza-Brzezina (Polish divisions in September 1939 Campaign)
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13th Kresy Infantry Division (stationed in Równe) - Col. Władysław Zubosz-Kaliński (Polish divisions in September 1939 Campaign)
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Polish 22nd Mountain Infantry Division (stationed in Przemyśl) - Col. Leopold Engel-Ragis (Polish divisions in September 1939 Campaign)
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Poland was the most militarily powerful of the Anglo-french allies in Europe at that time, and its strategic position was very important. The German invasion of Poland was an important part of Hitler’s master plan for world domination. When the Second World War broke out in full force, Poland only existed for two weeks as a complete belligerent, and then became a victim of the German “blitz” and the Soviet “stab in the back” , at the same time, the fall of several Polish armies also lost their sovereignty and lives in the war.
The Polish problem really began with the Second World War, and it is meaningful to look back on this history. The random tool generated 49 battle groups, all of which were warriors and generals who fought bravely against the enemy during World War II. Through the generator, you can also see the formation of these teams, the list of generals, whether they belong to infantry or cavalry, and other important information.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Polish divisions in World War II.
