Austrian-Polish War

Introduction

Template:Battle/War TemplateThe Polish-Austrian War was a territorial conflict between Austria and Poland, over their disputed territories. The war has ended as of the 21st of February, within the Treaty of Gdansk.

Cause of the War

The war was caused by a territorial conflict, as stated above. Poland accused Austria of taking rightful Polish land, Austria rejected his claim, stating that the land was earned through hard work, and not to be given up. Poland declared war on Austria.

Battles

There weren't many skirmishes in the war, as a peace treaty was concluded before any major battle could break out. However, there were raids on some cities.

March of Gdansk

On the first day of war declaration, Austrian troops began marching into Gdansk to take the capital. A group of Polish troops began attacking the Austrians, but were quickly defeated. As the Austrians marched onto Gdansk, they had to put up with some resistance, but the Austrians moved on. Eventually, the march lasted until the end of the war.

Battle of Vienna

A battle had broken out in Vienna during the duration of the war. Nigerien mercenaries assaulted Vienna, and a couple of others joined in the fighting. Chaos ensued until the Nigeriens retreated, and the atmosphere had calmed down.

Nuclear Detonation

Two nuclear bombs of decent size were detonated on Polish roads by Ronald_Reagan123 and _MIMO_. A small Polish division was sent to intervene with the nuclear detonation, resulting in one casualty (MIMO). Nevertheless, the two bombs detonated, causing a lot of damage in an area near the walls.