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Re: В Севастополе снесли детский памятник

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2014-12-04 23:58 (ссылка)

Petliura withdrew to Poland December 5, 1919, which had previously recognized him
as the head of the legal government of Ukraine. In April 1920, as head of the Ukrainian
People's Republic, he signed an alliance in Warsaw with the Polish government, agreeing
to a border on the River Zbruch and recognizing Poland's right to Galicia in exchange
for military aid in overthrowing the Bolshevik regime. Polish forces, reinforced by Petliura's
remaining troops (some two divisions), attacked Kiev on May 7, 1920 in what became a turning
point of the 1919–21 Polish-Bolshevik war. Following initial successes, Piłsudski's and
Petliura's forces were pushed back to the Vistula River and the Polish capital, Warsaw.
The Polish Army defeated the Bolshevik Russians, but Ukrainians were unable to secure independence.
Petliura directed the affairs of the Ukrainian government-in-exile from Tarnów and when the Soviet
Union requested Petliura's extradition from Poland, the Poles engineered his "disappearance," secretly
moving him from Tarnów to Warsaw.

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	Re: В Севастополе снесли детский памятник kaledin 2014-12-05 08:34 (ссылка)
	Т.е. он в 20м году пошел на службу польской аристократии, и сразу же объявил в 18м году УНР? Круто, да. Но бог с ней с машиной времени -- а почему аристократии? Пилсудский вроде как немножко социалист? (Ответить) (Уровень выше)

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