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Fighting for Polish Independence: The 100,000-Man Diasporic Army in World War I and the Conflicts of 1919-1921

By James S. Pula
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By James S. Pula
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One result of World War I was the emergence or reemergence of nation-states in Eastern and East Central Europe based on ethnic aspirations. For the first time in English, this book chronicles the activities by which the Polish diaspora supported the restoration of an independent Poland, including the recruiting of an army of more than 100,000 men to fight on the Western Front with the French. It covers the creation of the Polish White Cross to offer medical and other assistance to the troo...

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HistoryEuropean HistoryEastern European HistoryPoland - History