Pomorze Army

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The Pomorze Army was a Polish field army of the Second Polish Republic that defended the Pomeranian region and took part in major engagements during the 1939 German invasion, including the Battle of the Bzura.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf field army
military unit
activeDuring 1939
conflict Invasion of Poland
World War II
country Second Polish Republic
countryAtWarWith Nazi Germany
engagement Battle of Tuchola Forest
Battle of the Bzura
defense of the Polish Corridor
formedIn Second Polish Republic
historicalEra Interwar period
World War II
languageOfName Polish
location Polish Corridor
Pomeranian Voivodeship (interwar)
militaryBranch land forces
namedAfter Pomerania
notableFor defense of Pomerania in September 1939
participation in the Battle of the Bzura
operatedBy Polish Army
opponent Nazi Germany
Wehrmacht
originalName Armia „Pomorze”
linked to: Pomorze Army
partOf Polish Army
subordinateTo Polish High Command
task defense of Pomerania
defense of the Polish Corridor
theaterOfOperations Poland
Pomeranian region
typeOfFormation operational army

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Pomorze Army originalName Armia „Pomorze”
linked to: Pomorze Army
Bitwa nad Bzurą involvesMilitaryUnit Armia „Pomorze”
linked to: Pomorze Army
Bitwa nad Bzurą hasParticipant Grupa Operacyjna „Wschód” Armii „Pomorze”
linked to: Pomorze Army
Battle of Tuchola Forest opponent Polish Army Pomorze
linked to: Pomorze Army
bitwa pod Kutnem uczestniczącaJednostkaPolska Armia Pomorze
linked to: Pomorze Army