Kleeberg’s improvised formations

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Kleeberg’s improvised formations were ad hoc Polish military units hastily assembled under General Franciszek Kleeberg during the 1939 campaign to continue resistance against the invading German and Soviet forces.

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instanceOf Polish military unit
ad hoc military formation
characteristic ad hoc
formed during retreat and encirclement
hastily assembled
commander Franciszek Kleeberg
composedOf border protection units
local mobilized detachments
march battalions
remnants of various Polish units
reserve units
conflict Invasion of Poland
World War II
country Second Polish Republic
describedBySource Polish military historiography
endCause capitulation after Battle of Kock
hasPart Independent Operational Group Polesie
historicalPeriod European theatre of World War II
surface form: World War II in Europe
languageOfWorkOrName Polish
location Poland
militaryBranch land forces
namedAfter Franciszek Kleeberg
notableCommander Franciszek Kleeberg
objective continue resistance against German forces
continue resistance against Soviet forces
opponent Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
participatedIn Battle of Kock (1939)
partOf Polish Army
significantEvent last major organized Polish resistance in 1939 campaign
startTime 1939
strategicRole delay German advance in eastern Poland
maintain Polish command structure as long as possible
temporalLocation September 1939
usedFor continuation of organized Polish resistance in late September 1939
defense of eastern Poland

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Battle of Kock (1939) polishUnit Kleeberg’s improvised formations