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[edit] Legend
██ Germany
██ Latvia
██ Estonia
██ Poland (without disputed Vilnius and Suvalkai Regions)
██ Lithuania (de facto borders in 1921)
██ Socialist Soviet Republic of Byelorussia
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██ Free city of Gdańsk
██ Klaipėda Region (detached from Germany by the Treaty of Versailles)
██ Suvalkai Region (disputed between Poland and Lithuania)
██ Vilnius Region (disputed between Poland and Lithuania
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Curzon Line (December 1919) Latvian–Lithuanian–Polish – Soviet front line in January 1919 German–Soviet front line in March 1918 during World War I (at the time of the treaty of Brest-Litovsk) Border of Lithuania (1945 – present)
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Red arrows - Main directions of Soviet attacks following retreating German army
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Note: all cities have their current names, except for three cities in the Kaliningrad Oblast as their names were radically changed after the World War II.
[edit] Summary
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Polish-Soviet & Lithuanian-Soviet & Latvian-Soviet Wars in 1919: Soviet attacks.
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Source |
Self-made from scratch using Inkscape. Based on (2001) Lietuvos istorijos atlasas, Vaga: Vilnius, pg. 39
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Date |
2008-04-06
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Author |
Renata3
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Permission
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GFDL & all CC-BY-SA
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| 19:32, 6 April 2008 | 5,416×4,237 (376 KB) | Renata3 | |
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