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On Wed. 20 Sep 1939 German General Johannes Blaskowitz noted in his or.....

On Wed. 20 Sep 1939 German General Johannes Blaskowitz noted in his or.....
German General Johannes Blaskowitz noted in his order of the day that, at the Battle of the Bzura in Poland, also known as Battle of Kutno to the Germans, his troops was fighting "in one of the biggest and most destructive battles of all times." Elsewhere, German troops withdrew to the agreed demarcation line in Poland, with Soviet forces moving in behind them. Finally, also on this day, the remaining Polish garrison in Grodno managed to kill 800 Soviet troops and at least 10 tanks

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