- in
central Poland. A
tributary of the
Vistula river (in Wyszogród), the
Bzura is 173
kilometres long and has a
basin area of 7,764 km2.
During the Second...
- The
Battle of the
Bzura (or the
Battle of Kutno) was both the
largest battle and
Polish counter-attack of the
German invasion of
Poland and was fought...
-
Paula Bzura (born
September 4, 1990 in Białystok) is a
Polish short-track speed-skater.
Bzura competed at the 2010
Winter Olympics for Poland. She was...
- buildings. The town had a
wooden defensive wall, and its
wooden bridge over the
Bzura was very busy: in 1564, the
bridge was
crossed by 1,900
merchant horses...
- The
Rawka River is a
river in
central Poland, a
right tributary of the
Bzura river (which it
meets between Łowicz and Sochaczew), with a
length of 97...
- to the east.
After the mid-September
Polish defeat in the
Battle of the
Bzura, the
Germans gained an
undisputed advantage.
Polish forces then withdrew...
-
suffered heavy casualties and had to
retreat westward to help
thwart the
Bzura River counter-offensive. The 4th
Panzer Division alone lost approximately...
- the Four
Rivers (Russian: Сражение на четырех реках) or
Battles on the
Bzura, Rawka,
Pilica and Nida was one of the key
battles in 1914, as a result...
-
overall strained strategic situation, and took part in the main
battle of
Bzura. The
Auschwitz complex of
concentration camps was at the
confluence of the...
- Ozorków [ɔˈzɔrkuf] (Yiddish: אוזורקוב, romanized: Ozorkov) is a town on the
Bzura River in
central Poland, with 19,128
inhabitants (2020). It has been situated...
