Danzig harbor

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Danzig harbor was the port area of the Free City of Danzig (now Gdańsk, Poland) that played a pivotal role at the outbreak of World War II, notably as the site of the German attack on Westerplatte.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Danzig harbor canonical 1
Danziger Hafen 1
Gdańsk harbor 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf harbor
port
adjacentTo Baltic Sea
associatedWith Free City of Danzig customs and trade
Westerplatte
conflictRole starting area of hostilities between Germany and Poland in 1939
countryAfterWorldWarII Poland
countryBeforeWorldWarII Free City of Danzig
countryDuringInterwarPeriod Free City of Danzig
currentNameContext Gdańsk harbor
linked to: Danzig harbor
dateOfNotableEvent 1 September 1939
economicRole major center of maritime trade for the Free City of Danzig
governedBy Senate of the Free City of Danzig
historicalEra Interwar period
World War II
historicName Danziger Hafen
linked to: Danzig harbor
languageOfHistoricName German
linkedTo Vistula River
locatedIn Free City of Danzig
locatedInPresentDay Gdańsk
Poland
militaryAction naval bombardment of Westerplatte by German forces
nearbyMilitaryInstallation Westerplatte Polish Military Transit Depot
notableEvent German attack on Westerplatte
partOf Baltic Sea port system
presentDayMunicipality Gdańsk
region Pomerania
significance played a pivotal role at the outbreak of World War II
strategicImportance key access point to the Baltic Sea for Poland via the Free City of Danzig
usedBy German Kriegsmarine
linked to: Kriegsmarine

Polish Military Transit Depot at Westerplatte

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Northern Poland hasMajorPort Port of Gdańsk
subject linked to: northern Poland
linked to: Danzig harbor
Danzig harbor currentNameContext Gdańsk harbor
linked to: Danzig harbor
Danzig harbor historicName Danziger Hafen
linked to: Danzig harbor