1920 Battle of Warsaw

The 1920 Battle of Warsaw was a crucial conflict during the Polish-Soviet War, where Polish forces defended Warsaw against a large Soviet army advancing westward. The Soviets aimed to spread communism into Europe, but Polish troops launched a strategic counterattack, successfully pushing back the Red Army. The victory helped Poland secure its independence and sovereignty, preventing the Soviet spread. This battle, often called the "Miracle on the Vistula," was decisive, halting Soviet advances and influencing the future of European borders and political alignments. It demonstrated the importance of strategic defense and quick mobilization in wartime.