History of Poland During World War I - Military Formations

Military Formations

Units with a high number of Polish personnel in various armies
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Polish II Corps ("Blue Army") Polish I Corps
  • 10th Division
  • 35th Division
  • 119th Division
  • 121st Division
  • 214th Division
  • 235th Division
  • 5th Reserve Division
  • 46th Reserve Division
  • 47th Reserve Division
  • I Brigade
  • II Brigade
  • III Brigade
  • 1st Uhlan Regiment
  • 2nd Uhlan Regiment
  • 3rd Uhlan Regiment
  • 4th Uhlan Regiment
  • 6th Uhlan Regiment
  • 7th Uhlan Regiment
  • 8th Uhlan Regiment
  • 13th Uhlan Regiment
  • 1st Rifle Division ("Blue Army")
  • 2nd Rifle Divisiona
  • 3rd Rifle Divisiona
  • 6th Rifle Divisiona
  • 7th Rifle Divisiona

^a Formed after the Armistice.
  • 4th Rifle Division
  • 5th Rifle Division
  • 1st Rifle Division
  • 2nd Rifle Division
  • 3rd Rifle Division

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