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the 45 years of communism there was barely a mention of the battles against the
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I don't understand why you removed these wars, one footnote is enough for verification, because the book I gave is one of the best works on Leszek the White and his
Ruthenian politics. Also Dushnilkin has provided sources for things, just link the thing in question from another wikipedia as he did.
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I don't know about it, because I only deal with the Middle Ages and that's it. Remove it if you wish this war from 1506. This list of the Polish-Ruthenian wars is still incomplete, as there are no other expeditions of Leszek and still other wars. I will complete this list a little more, but that is
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Thanks for noting that, I'll fix the article to mention the Polish-Russian hostilities as well (as there were plenty of them, not in such scale as against the
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clearly states that there was not any "war" on the Soviet front: it was just annexation. Of course, this is hair splitting, but the term "war" normally assumes notable mutual hostilities. Otherwise other terms are used: e.g., "invasion", to stress the one-sided character of the event. Finally, this
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Yaroslav’s campaigns in Mazovia. All sources are provided for it, it has the right to exist.And it also makes no sense to present the participation of Polish volunteers as a full-fledged conflict against Russia, the Poles did not rebel against Russia, they fought on
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This page isn't a "List of wars involving _______" page, it's a "List of armed conflicts involving _______ against _______". Therefore, we cannot just use
Victory and Defeat, as these are two different countries. What we want to use is two different colours for the victories of the two different
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Should this really be listed as a polish victory? The polish state initial war goals were to create a puppet
Ukraine and buffers states between them and the russian state, and they nearly got sovietised in the process. Should their survival as a smaller state they hoped for, and the lack of real
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It was an intervention in a civil war, therefore it should not count as solely a
Ruthenian victory. From what I'm gathering, it was the Duchy of Sandomierz and Duchy of Wiślica supported by the Kievan Rus' against the Kingdom of Poland itself. If this is true, this war should not be included on
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How should it be renamed then? I have created sections to make better distinctions between the various states and periods. If we want to make it even clearer, then I think this article should be split. Because whatever name we choose, it will always be somewhat inaccurate and arbitrary.
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I have added reliable secondary sources on the Kiev uprising of 1018, it should be noted that in the Polish chronicles it also appears that
Boleslav left Kiev and was persecuted by the Russians. Your criticism of this conflict does not carry specific facts, you are simply violating
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I cannot find the term Russo-Polish War used for the 1939 conflict. Nonetheless the question is should we list all Polish-Russian cofnlicts here, or only wars? If only wars, then for example
Uprisings must go, too. Also, is this the right name for the dismabig? Google books search:
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More to add on, I checked all these wars to see if any Polish source supports them, I could not find a single one. Sure you can claim that it's due to Polish chronicles trying their hardest to ignore these defeats, but would there seriously be zero Polish sources supporting
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My only concern with its removal is that it has not been definitvely proven to be fake, rather only speculation of such. Perhaps it is not my place to argue on topics regarding wars between Poland and Russia, and I certainly do not have any evidence to say that you are
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All the footnotes are misunderstood because they have some numbers and that's it, what campaigns? Is that your guess? In addition, it is enough to know history to know that what you gave is stupidity, that
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I recommend reading what I have added, also the Polish historian Stanislaw Zakrzewski himself claims that there was no uprising and that Boleslaw stayed a few months in Kyiv and returned from it (Zakrzewski S, (2006) Bolesław Chrobry Wielki, Krakow, p. 305—306.)
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One of the main objectives of Sigismund III was breaking Swedish-Russian alliance which was signed in Viborg in February 1609, and that was the main reason for the intervention of Sigismund in Russia. After the battle of Klushino, boyars together with
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One footnote is enough for verification but when someone such as Dolbegos does it then it isn't? I just want to be fair, sure I personally do not know just how good these works are, but if you can add one reference, surely you can add more as well?
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Ok, I'm not going to join the revert war just because someone wants it. On the other hand a word of explanation on why do we ignore this source would be nice. And no, Ghirlandajo's "No Polish booklets" comment is not an explanation for me.
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Sorry for the insanely late response, and thank you so much for providing your main source. Problem is, how the hell do I open it? I can easily download it, but when it comes to opening it, I just have nothing to open it
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the side of France as volunteers.Why then was the article about the war in Hungary of 1848 deleted, if Polish volunteers fought on the side of Hungary and lost?
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Gil, S., Le Bigot, L. (6 August 2014). Longo, M. (ed.). "Seeing Life through Positive-Tinted Glasses: Color–Meaning Associations".
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Stop changing the content of the article incessantly because Poland has
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Why report me? I prove my edits, insert sources, what’s the problem?
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Are you sure that it was a war *between* Russia and Poland? I'm not.
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Good to hear, glad you two are being fair towards both sides.
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The campaign of Prince Yaroslav Vladimirovich to Mazovia(1041)
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if you prefer the Russian side. Or perhaps create a redirect?
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Following that, I suggest changing the colour scheme.
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I have absolutely zero clue what any of this means.
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2787:Dushnilkin
2779:WP:PROTECT
2775:WP:EDITWAR
2753:Mr.User200
2597:References
2538:No colour
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1944:Dushnilkin
1891:Dushnilkin
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1588:Dushnilkin
1486:Żółkiewski
1256:As to the
1242:As to the
1067:, part of
910:designated
843:discussion
41:List-class
2630:1932-6203
2565:Nbarchaeo
2463:Nbarchaeo
2421:Nbarchaeo
2388:Nbarchaeo
2333:Nbarchaeo
2199:Nbarchaeo
2155:Nbarchaeo
2125:Examples:
1885:, and in
1637:Fake wars
1536:Nbarchaeo
1490:Władysław
1451:1939 года
923:, or any
2968:Dolbegos
2862:Dolbegos
2841:Dolbegos
2813:Dolbegos
2791:Dolbegos
2715:Dolbegos
2678:Dolbegos
2663:Dolbegos
2611:PLoS ONE
2249:Negative
2244:Positive
2176:- (link)
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2040:Dolbegos
1643:Dolbegos
1434:Wytyczno
1422:Władypol
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1297:10 books
1291:10 books
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1001:Smolensk
939:Comments
454:Military
173:criteria
146:CL-class
87:CL‑class
75:European
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2370:Victory
2354:Setergh
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2254:Neutral
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2116:Victory
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1721:WP:NPOV
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1667:Miecław
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1186:Ukraine
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1168:Germany
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