OBALAMY MITY O BITWIE WARSZAWSKIEJ 1920 ROKU

The Battle of Warsaw of 1920 is one of the most famous battles in Polish history, and also one of those battles surrounded by numerous myths and conspiracy theories. Did the volunteers tip the scales of victory? Who devised the plan for the Battle of Warsaw? Who was in command during this battle? Did Józef Piłsudski escape to his mistress? Did the Battle of Warsaw determine the defeat of the Bolsheviks? We will attempt to answer these questions in this article. 👉 Want to help develop the channel: https://patronite.pl/KurierHistoryczny ☕️ Want to buy us a virtual coffee: https://buycoffee.to/kurierhistoryczny ✅ Do you enjoy not only listening but also reading about our history: https://kurierhistoryczny.pl/ 🎩 You can find unique historical gadgets in our store: https://sklepwokulskiego.pl/ More on this topic: A. Chwalba, "The Lost Victory." G. Nowik, Nowik, "Before the Enigma Was Broken." M. Tarczyński (ed.), "The Battle of Warsaw 1920. Volume II. The Battle of the Vistula. Part II." K. Tarka, "Out of Hatred for Piłsudski and Anders. Contacts of Colonel Aleksander Kędzior and Major Marceli Kycia with the Polish People's Republic Intelligence Service." B. Urbankowski, "Józef Piłsudski. Dreamer and Strategist." We also recommend source materials on the life and work of Marshal Józef Piłsudski on the blog   / jpilsudski