Chapter Regrouping of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division from Jelnia to Żłobin in February 1918

The article describes a little-known episode from the history of Polish military formations in Russia during the First World War. It was the march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division in February 1918 from Jelnia (near Smolensk) to Żłobin, where was concentrating the First Polish Corps, commanded by...

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description The article describes a little-known episode from the history of Polish military formations in Russia during the First World War. It was the march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division in February 1918 from Jelnia (near Smolensk) to Żłobin, where was concentrating the First Polish Corps, commanded by general Józef Dowbor Muśnicki. The march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division was unique in the history of the Polish Army, because it took place in very difficult weather conditions – through snowdrifts and in frost reaching 30 degrees at night. Division soldiers marched through territories inhabited by hostile people – fighting constantly with Bolshevik troops, who tried to stop and disarm the Polish division. Her soldiers fought numerous fights with the enemy, including the biggest and bloodiest battle at Pobołów. In almost three weeks, soldiers of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division went over 400 km, reaching the Żłobin region at the end of February. Here they joined with the First Polish Corps in Russia – ending their epic, which was a proof of the great dedication of the Polish soldier to his homeland.
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spelling doab-20.500.12854ir-1554172025-03-07T14:13:54Z Chapter Regrouping of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division from Jelnia to Żłobin in February 1918 Jarno, Witold The article describes a little-known episode from the history of Polish military formations in Russia during the First World War. It was the march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division in February 1918 from Jelnia (near Smolensk) to Żłobin, where was concentrating the First Polish Corps, commanded by general Józef Dowbor Muśnicki. The march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division was unique in the history of the Polish Army, because it took place in very difficult weather conditions – through snowdrifts and in frost reaching 30 degrees at night. Division soldiers marched through territories inhabited by hostile people – fighting constantly with Bolshevik troops, who tried to stop and disarm the Polish division. Her soldiers fought numerous fights with the enemy, including the biggest and bloodiest battle at Pobołów. In almost three weeks, soldiers of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division went over 400 km, reaching the Żłobin region at the end of February. Here they joined with the First Polish Corps in Russia – ending their epic, which was a proof of the great dedication of the Polish soldier to his homeland. 2025-03-07T14:13:52Z 2025-03-07T14:13:52Z 2020 chapter ONIX_20250307_9788382200584_842 9788382200584 9788382200577 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/155417 pol image/jpeg Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International https://www.press.uni.lodz.pl/index.php/wul/catalog/book/250 Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego 10.18778/8220-057-7.11 The article describes a little-known episode from the history of Polish military formations in Russia during the First World War. It was the march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division in February 1918 from Jelnia (near Smolensk) to Żłobin, where was concentrating the First Polish Corps, commanded by general Józef Dowbor Muśnicki. The march of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division was unique in the history of the Polish Army, because it took place in very difficult weather conditions – through snowdrifts and in frost reaching 30 degrees at night. Division soldiers marched through territories inhabited by hostile people – fighting constantly with Bolshevik troops, who tried to stop and disarm the Polish division. Her soldiers fought numerous fights with the enemy, including the biggest and bloodiest battle at Pobołów. In almost three weeks, soldiers of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division went over 400 km, reaching the Żłobin region at the end of February. Here they joined with the First Polish Corps in Russia – ending their epic, which was a proof of the great dedication of the Polish soldier to his homeland. 10.18778/8220-057-7.11 83bfe9c9-323d-4283-b087-d859fd9af314 9788382200584 9788382200577 225-251 open access
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Chapter Regrouping of the 3rd Polish Riflemen Division from Jelnia to Żłobin in February 1918
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