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21:2021:20, 24 March 2024 diff hist +68‎ m Siege of Danzig (1945) ‎No edit summary Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

09:3709:37, 29 September 2023 diff hist −20‎ Gniezno ‎ Outside of occupation in 19th and 20th century this city have nothing to do with Germany. Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

10:1910:19, 6 August 2023 diff hist −19‎ Konin ‎ Konin doesen't have any German history outside of it's short occupation by Prussia in the end of 18th century (it belonged to it for 12 years, since 1795. In 1807 it was reclaimed by Poles from Duchy of Warsaw and after congress of Vienna it was given to Russia) and by Nazi Germany in ww2 so there is no reason for including here German name for the city Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

18:0418:04, 29 January 2021 diff hist +89‎ Battle of Vienna ‎ As stated in the source, Commonwealth forces consisted only of Polish army as Lithuanian forces were delayed and didn't reach Vienna in time.

16:2316:23, 28 January 2021 diff hist +4‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Undid revision 1003347951 by Itzhak Rosenberg (talk) Tag: Undo
16:2316:23, 28 January 2021 diff hist −375‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Looks like your eyes are failing you after all. You call someone illiterate yet you have difficulties in reading yourself. So be it. I can give it again. Podhorodecki (1997). Sławne bitwy Polaków (famous polish battles) pp. 105–106, Spieralski (1965). Polish Renaissance military p.331. These are works mentioned in this article references. And there is also "Battle of Orsha" by Zdzisław Zygulski. There are plenty works which prove my point. The fact that you refuse to accept it is not my problem Tags: Undo references removed

14:4114:41, 27 January 2021 diff hist +113‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Jesus Christ. I've never said that it was Polish war, I only siad that Polish forces participated in this specific battle. As for evidences for that, I've already metioned them in my previous edits. But you called them falsification of history without giving any evidence of that. So I don't really know what more I can do because you're apparently ignoring everything that doesn't match your narrative. Tag: Undo
10:2010:20, 27 January 2021 diff hist +113‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ You have no evidence that it is history falsifiction by Poland. No one is saying that Poland always participated in Lithuania's battles. Before creation of the Commonwealth Poland rarely involved itself in the Muscovite-Lithuanian wars. Orsha was one of few exceptcions. And your behavior is very immature. You're keep saying about sources but once I give you something that doesn't fit your narrative you just call it fantasy or falsifcation without any evidence. Tags: Undo Reverted

16:5316:53, 26 January 2021 diff hist +56‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Undid revision 1002910818 by Itzhak Rosenberg (talk) Tag: Undo
16:5316:53, 26 January 2021 diff hist +30‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Undid revision 1002911263 by Itzhak Rosenberg (talk) And who gave you the right to decide what is fantasy and what isn't. Do you have any proof that my source is fantasy? Also even in references to this article there are at least two works mentioning Polish participation. Podhorodecki (1997). Sławne bitwy Polaków (famous polish battles) pp. 105–106, Spieralski (1965). Polish Renaissance military p.331 Tag: Undo
15:3115:31, 26 January 2021 diff hist +56‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Undid revision 1002880769 by Itzhak Rosenberg (talk) Tags: Undo Reverted
15:3115:31, 26 January 2021 diff hist +106‎ Battle of Orsha ‎ Undid revision 1002880575 by Itzhak Rosenberg (talk) There are plenty of sources that recognize Polish participation in the battle. For example "Battle of Orsha" by Zdzisław Zygulski. Lithuanians were in the majority but still Polish army participated in that battle and it won't change no matter how hard you will deny it :) Tag: Undo