Red Army Western Front

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The Red Army Western Front was a major Soviet military formation that led the Bolshevik offensive into Poland during the Polish–Soviet War of 1919–1921.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet military formation
front-level command
activeDuring 1919
1920
1921
belligerentFor Bolshevik government
Soviet Russia
linked to: Soviet Union
commandStructure front
conflict Polish–Soviet War
country Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
linked to: Russian SFSR
engagedIn offensive operations toward Warsaw
era Russian Civil War period
historicalRegion Eastern Europe
ideology Bolshevism
includedUnitType army
cavalry corps
rifle divisions
militaryBranch land forces
notableFor leading Bolshevik offensive into Poland
operatedIn Belarus
Eastern Front of the Polish–Soviet War
western Russia
opponent Polish Army
Second Polish Republic
partOf Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army
linked to: Red Army
role offensive operations against Poland
strategicObjective spread of Bolshevik revolution westward
subordinateTo Red Army High Command
Revolutionary Military Council of the RSFSR
type operational–strategic military formation
usedLanguage Russian

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Battle of Warsaw (1920) belligerent Red Army Western Front