Westerplatte Peninsula

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Westerplatte Peninsula is a historic coastal area in Gdańsk, Poland, best known as the site where the first battle of World War II began in September 1939.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
historic site
military cemetery
military depot
peninsula
war memorial
administrativeTerritory city of Gdańsk
commemorates German attack on Westerplatte
surface form: Battle of Westerplatte
controlledBy Reichsgau Danzig-West Prussia
surface form: Free City of Danzig (special status area)

Second Polish Republic
country Poland
Poland
Poland
endTime 1939-09-07
hasAccess sea route to Gdańsk
hasCemetery Westerplatte cemetery of the defenders
surface form: Soldiers’ Cemetery at Westerplatte
hasCoordinateLatitude 54.406
hasCoordinateLongitude 18.680
hasMilitaryFacility Polish Military Transit Depot
hasMonument Westerplatte Monument in Gdańsk
surface form: Westerplatte Monument
hasStructure barracks ruins
guardhouse ruins
hasTransportConnection ferry from Gdańsk
heritageDesignation Polish national memorial
historicalPeriod Interwar period
World War II
knownFor Polish Military Transit Depot
first battle of World War II
locatedAtMouthOf Dead Vistula
locatedIn Gdańsk
Pomeranian Voivodeship
locatedOn Baltic Sea
location Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
notableEvent German attack on Westerplatte
surface form: Battle of Westerplatte
opponent Nazi Germany
partOf Bay of Gdańsk
surface form: Gdańsk Bay

Invasion of Poland
Port of Gdańsk
World War II
significance symbol of Polish resistance in 1939
startTime 1939-09-01
startTimeOfEvent 1939-09-01
touristAttraction Westerplatte Monument in Gdańsk
surface form: Westerplatte Monument viewing point

open-air military relics
usedFor military purposes
tourism

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Gdańsk contains Westerplatte Peninsula
Pomeranian Voivodeship containsMajorMonument Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte
Franciszek Dąbrowski placeOfActivity Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte
German battleship Schleswig-Holstein attacked Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte
Westerplatte Monument in Gdańsk locatedIn Westerplatte Peninsula
Polish coastal defenses hasPart Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte Military Transit Depot defenses
Polish coastal defenses strategicFocus Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte
Westerplatte Peninsula location Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Battle of Westerplatte
Westerplatte Peninsula location Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Polish Military Transit Depot
Westerplatte Peninsula location Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Westerplatte Monument
Westerplatte Peninsula location Westerplatte Peninsula self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Soldiers’ Cemetery at Westerplatte
Kampania wrześniowa hasEvent Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: obrona Westerplatte
Gustav Kleikamp associatedWith Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte
Danzig harbor usedBy Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Polish Military Transit Depot at Westerplatte
Danzig harbor associatedWith Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte
Major Henryk Sucharski commanded Westerplatte Peninsula
subject surface form: Henryk Sucharski
this entity surface form: Westerplatte garrison
Westerplatte cemetery of the defenders locatedOn Westerplatte Peninsula
this entity surface form: Westerplatte peninsula
Sucharski location Westerplatte Peninsula
subject surface form: Defense of Westerplatte
this entity surface form: Westerplatte