Battle of the Bzura

The Battle of the Bzura was a significant engagement during the early stages of World War II, occurring in September 1939. It involved Polish forces attempting to counter a German offensive as they retreated toward Warsaw. The battle took place along the Bzura River and was marked by fierce fighting, with the Poles aiming to regroup and defend their capital. Despite some initial successes, the Polish forces were ultimately overwhelmed by Germany's superior tactics and equipment. This battle contributed to Poland's defeat and the subsequent occupation by German and Soviet forces.