Battles
Major battles and campaigns in which Polish regular forces took part:
- Invasion of Poland (1939)
- Battle of Kock (1939)
- Battle of Mokra
- Battle of the Bzura River
- Battle of Tomaszów Lubelski
- Battle of Warsaw (1939)
- Battle of Wizna
- West forces 1940-1945
- British campaign in Norway (Battle of Narvik)
- French Campaign
- Battle of Britain
- Battle of the Atlantic
- Battle of Tobruk
- Operation Jubilee (Battle of Dieppe)
- Battle of Normandy (D-Day)
- Battle of Monte Cassino
- Battle of Falaise
- Battle of Arnhem (part of Operation Market Garden)
- Battle of Ancona
- Battle of Bologna
- East forces 1943-1945
- Battle of Lenino
- Battle of Bydgoszcz
- Battle of Kolobrzeg,
- Battle of Gdańsk (Danzig)
- Battle of Gdynia
- Battle of Berlin
- Prague Offensive
- Polish underground actions:
- Zamość Uprising 1942-1944
- Operacja Główki 1943-1944
- Operation Tempest (Burza) 1944
- Operation Ostra Brama
- Lwów Uprising
- Warsaw Uprising
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