Kresy

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Kresy refers to the former eastern borderlands of the Second Polish Republic, historically multicultural regions that were annexed by the Soviet Union during and after World War II.

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Statements (53)

Predicate Object
instanceOf borderland
historical region
annexedBy Soviet Union
associatedWithEvent expulsion of Poles from the Eastern Borderlands
population transfers after World War II
borderedBy First Czechoslovak Republic
surface form: Czechoslovakia (interwar period)

Greater Romania
surface form: Romania (interwar period)

Soviet Union
surface form: Soviet Union (interwar period)
characteristic multicultural
containsCity Brześć nad Bugiem
Hrodna
surface form: Grodno

Lwów
Nowogródek
Pińsk
Stanisławów
Stanisławów
surface form: Tarnopol

Wilno
Łuck
country Second Polish Republic
culturalSignificance important in Polish historical memory
englishName Eastern Borderlands
ethnicGroup Armenians
Belarusians
Jews
Lithuanians
Poles
Ukrainians
event Soviet occupation of Eastern Poland
surface form: Soviet invasion of Poland (1939)

Territorial changes of World War II
surface form: World War II border changes
historicalPeriod World War II
interwar period
historicalRegionOf Poland
historicalStatus lost territories of Poland
language Belarusian
Lithuanian
Polish
Ukrainian
Yiddish
locatedIn eastern part of the Second Polish Republic
nowInCountry Belarus
Lithuania
Russia
Ukraine
partOf Second Polish Republic
polishName Kresy self-linksurface differs
surface form: Kresy Wschodnie
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy

Greek Catholics
surface form: Greek Catholicism

Judaism
Roman Catholicism
timeOfAnnexation 1939
1944–1945
topicOf Kresy literature
Polish romantic nationalism

Referenced by (33)

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Operation Tempest in eastern Poland historicalRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy Wschodnie
Lwów historicalRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Ruthenia
Wilno associatedWithRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy Wschodnie
Heeresgruppe Süd historicalRegionOfOperations Kresy
this entity surface form: Poland (1939)
Mark Kac placeOfBirth Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy, Poland
Lesser Poland borders Kresy
this entity surface form: Ruthenia
Cossack Hetmanate partOf Kresy
this entity surface form: Ruthenian lands
Eastern Poland overlapsWith Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy Wschodnie
Stanisław Narutowicz sphereOfInfluence Kresy
this entity surface form: Polish-Lithuanian borderlands
Wilno Voivodeship partOf Kresy
this entity surface form: Polish eastern borderlands
Volhynian Voivodeship borderRegionOf Kresy
this entity surface form: Poland–Soviet Union border
Kresy polishName Kresy self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Kresy Wschodnie
Grodno Governorate contains Kresy
this entity surface form: Belsk
Lemko heritage associatedWith Kresy
this entity surface form: Lemkivshchyna
Low Beskids hasEthnographicRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Lemkivshchyna
5th Kresowa Infantry Division namedAfter Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy region
Gorlice County hasCulturalRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Lemkivshchyna
National Armed Forces operationalArea Kresy
this entity surface form: Polish eastern borderlands
Eastern Borderlands historicalNameInPolish Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy Wschodnie
Polish Home Army District Lwów commanders historicalRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy Wschodnie (Eastern Borderlands of Poland)
Vilnius District of the Home Army historicalRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy (Eastern Borderlands of Poland)
Lublin Land historicalAssociation Kresy
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian borderlands
Stanisławów regionType Kresy
this entity surface form: Kresy (eastern borderlands of Poland)
Gaps and Verges authorCountryOfBirth Kresy
this entity surface form: Poland (historical; now Ukraine)
Ignacy Chodźko regionDepicted Kresy
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian borderlands
Polish–Soviet border agreement of 1951 geographicRegion Kresy
this entity surface form: Polish–Ukrainian borderlands