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Here We Defeated the Red Army. Poland Gained an Important Museum.
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On Saturday, August 16, the 1920 Battle of Warsaw Museum officially opened. The museum is part of the memorial complex in Ossów, near Warsaw. It was built on the site of the battle against the Red Army advancing on the capital. The Polish victory in 1920 halted the Bolshevik advance into Poland and Western Europe.
After five years of construction, the 1920 Battle of Warsaw Museum in Ossów has opened. This Sunday, the facility will be open to the public.
Uniforms and weapons from both sides, as well as Polish and Bolshevik leaflets and propaganda posters, will be on display at the permanent exhibition of the Museum of the Battle of Warsaw 1920 in Ossów. The grand opening of the new symbolic memorial complex will take place on Saturday. The museum was built on the historic site where fighting to defend the capital took place in August 1920 during the Polish-Bolshevik War. The victory at Ossów is …
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