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==Siege of Warsaw (22.12.2018)== | ==Siege of Warsaw (22.12.2018)== | ||
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After the Polish defeat in Prague, the coalition army marched east, to Warsaw. Near Warsaw they were met with small resistance that retreated back inside the walls. after a few minor clashes, the fight broke out on Warsaw's eastern wall. There were many casualties, lava and end crystals were used, and the coalition forces captured the wall, while Polish forces were trying to get them off. Many spectators from other nations like Solomon Islands, Britain, France and came to spectate, however in the chaos they were attacked by both sides, notably Poland and Germany. The battle was technically a draw, as the coallition forces eventually withdrew from the walls, at a very high cost of Polish lives. | After the Polish defeat in Prague, the coalition army marched east, to Warsaw. Near Warsaw they were met with small resistance that retreated back inside the walls. after a few minor clashes, the fight broke out on Warsaw's eastern wall. There were many casualties, lava and end crystals were used, and the coalition forces captured the wall, while Polish forces were trying to get them off. Many spectators from other nations like Solomon Islands, Britain, France and came to spectate, however in the chaos they were attacked by both sides, notably Poland and Germany. The battle was technically a draw, as the coallition forces eventually withdrew from the walls, at a very high cost of Polish lives. Poland succesfully won the battle. | ||
==Raids on Wroclaw== | ==Raids on Wroclaw== | ||
After the Siege of Warsaw, coallition forces, mainly Moravians, Britons and Belgians, started doing small raids on Wroclaw in hopes of some conflict. The raids happened daily, and did little actual damage with no casualities on either side, but had severe effects on Polish morale. | After the Siege of Warsaw, coallition forces, mainly Moravians, Britons and Belgians, started doing small raids on Wroclaw in hopes of some conflict. The raids happened daily, and did little actual damage with no casualities on either side, but had severe effects on Polish morale. | ||