Polish–Soviet border

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The Polish–Soviet border was the interwar frontier established between the Second Polish Republic and the Soviet Union, running from the Baltic to the Carpathians and later reshaped by World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical border
international border
affectedByAgreement German–Soviet Boundary and Friendship Treaty NERFINISHED
affectedByTreaty Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact NERFINISHED
approximateLengthKm 1400
borderType land border
changedByEvent German–Soviet invasion of Poland NERFINISHED
Soviet invasion of Poland NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country1 Second Polish Republic NERFINISHED
country2 Soviet Union NERFINISHED
dateEstablished 1921
definedByTreaty Treaty of Riga NERFINISHED
demarcationCommission Polish–Soviet Mixed Commission for Delimitation NERFINISHED
endedAsDeFacto 1939
endedAsDeJure post–World War II peace settlement
endPoint Carpathian Mountains NERFINISHED
establishedBy Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic NERFINISHED
Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic NERFINISHED
Second Polish Republic NERFINISHED
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic NERFINISHED
establishedInYear 1921
existsDuring Second Polish Republic NERFINISHED
early Soviet Union
followsConflict Polish–Soviet War NERFINISHED
hasSection Polish–Belarusian interwar border NERFINISHED
Polish–RSFSR interwar border NERFINISHED
Polish–Ukrainian interwar border NERFINISHED
legalBasis Treaty of Riga (1921) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Eastern Europe
partOf borders of the Soviet Union
interwar borders of Europe
interwar borders of Poland
passesNearCity Baranovichi NERFINISHED
Białystok NERFINISHED
Brest NERFINISHED
Lwów NERFINISHED
Pinsk NERFINISHED
Vilnius NERFINISHED
passesThroughHistoricalRegion Eastern Galicia NERFINISHED
Polesia NERFINISHED
Vilnius Region NERFINISHED
Volhynia NERFINISHED
relatedTo Curzon Line NERFINISHED
borders of Poland
borders of the Soviet Union
replacedBy Curzon Line–based border NERFINISHED
Polish–Soviet border after World War II
startPoint Baltic Sea NERFINISHED
timePeriod interwar period

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