Kresowa

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Kresowa is the nickname of the Polish 5th Kresowa Infantry Division, a World War II unit of the Polish Armed Forces in the West composed largely of soldiers from the eastern borderlands (Kresy).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
infantry division
military unit
military unit nickname
allegiance Polish Government-in-Exile NERFINISHED
battle Battle of Ancona NERFINISHED
Battle of Monte Cassino NERFINISHED
Gothic Line offensive NERFINISHED
branch Polish Army NERFINISHED
commander Władysław Anders NERFINISHED
Zygmunt Szyszko-Bohusz NERFINISHED
composedMostlyOf soldiers from Kresy
soldiers from eastern borderlands of prewar Poland
conflict World War II
country Poland
Second Polish Republic
etymology derived from Kresy (eastern borderlands of Poland)
formedIn 1943
Middle East NERFINISHED
language Polish
Polish
locatedIn eastern borderlands of interwar Poland
notableFor high proportion of soldiers from former eastern Polish territories
participation in the capture of Monte Cassino
partOf II Polish Corps NERFINISHED
Polish Armed Forces in the West NERFINISHED
refersTo Polish 5th Kresowa Infantry Division NERFINISHED
size division
status disbanded
theatre Italian Campaign NERFINISHED

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