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Shatsk (Ukrainian: Шацьк,
pronounced [ˈʃɑt͡sʲk]; Polish:
Szack; Yiddish: שאצק, romanized: Shatsk) is a
rural settlement in
Volyn Oblast,
Kovel Raion,...
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Battle of
Szack (Shatsk) was one of the
battles between the
Polish Army and the Red Army
fought in 1939 in the
beginning of the
Second World War. During...
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Adolf Hitler, 19
September 1939
Despite a
Polish victory at the
Battle of
Szack (the
Soviets later executed all the
officers and NCOs they had captured)...
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decided to
start a
major battle with the Red Army.
During the
Battle of
Szack, on 28 September, his men
managed to rout the
Soviet 52nd
Rifle Division...
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Soviets capture Wladypol (now
Vladypil in Ukraine) from
Poland Battle of
Szack 28
September Poles hold the town from the
Soviets Battles of Parczew, Jabłoń...
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including women and children) 28
September – 17 October, Pleszczenice-Bischolin-
Szack (Šacak)-Bobr-Uzda (White Ruthenia) m****acre (1,126 children) 1942 26 March...
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Grabowiec near Zamość.
After a
tactical Polish victory at the
battle of
Szack on
September 28,
where the
combined Korpus Ochrony Pogranicza (KOP) or Border...
- Germany.
Despite a
tactical Polish victory on 28
September at the
Battle of
Szack, the
outcome of the
larger conflict was
never in doubt.
Civilian volunteers...
- the
Soviet Red Army
during the
invasion of Poland.
After the
battle of
Szack on
September 28, the
Polish commander decided to
cross the Bug
River and...
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Wilno Battle of
Grodno Battle of
Husynne Battle of
Wladypol Battle of
Szack Battle of
Wytyczno Soviet invasion of Finland:
November 1939 –
March 1940...
