World War. Revolutions. Poland. 1920-01-24

A communication issued by the headquarters staff today, says: "On the Lithuanian-Ruthenian front Polish and Lettish troops continue to pursue the enemy eastward. The enemy also is in retreat on the rest of the front. Wishing to save the situation north of the Dvina, the Bolsheviki declared a ge...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1920
Subjects:
Northwest history
World War 1
revolutions
Poland
Polish revolution
Bolsheviks
Bolshevik army
post-war
Polish army
Latvia
Latvian army
Lettish army
Lithuania
Ruthenia
Eastern Europe
international trade
entente powers
Northwest
Pacific > History > 20th century
World War
1914-1918.
Pacific
dvina
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Summary:A communication issued by the headquarters staff today, says: "On the Lithuanian-Ruthenian front Polish and Lettish troops continue to pursue the enemy eastward. The enemy also is in retreat on the rest of the front. Wishing to save the situation north of the Dvina, the Bolsheviki declared a general attack in the sector next to General Lasockis, along the Dvina and south of Polok. Notwithstanding the enemy's superior numbers the attack was repulsed with heavy loss.

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