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Property	Value
rdf:type	Military conflict
rdfs:label	Battle for Wloclawek
rdfs:comment	The Battle for Wloclawek was a major battle of the Prussian Civil War. On the morning of May 9, 2011, a large Prussian National Army infantry force quickly surrounded the city and over three days pushed Polish and Slovak forces into the city. The 76,000 Prussian soldiers were able to quickly break the rebels' front lines, but found that breaking the remaining forces became very difficult. However, the highly trained Prussian forces were able to put down the resisters with favorable casualties. Thus, the battle drug out over the course of only three days as rebel forces were able to use the urban terrain to their advantage.
Strength	470 7500 36000 46780 76000
dcterms:subject	Battles Prussian Empire
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Partof	the Prussian Civil War
Date	--05-09
Commander	25
Status	Ended; Prussian victory
Caption	Prussian artillery bombards the city.
Cause	Prussian National Army forces attack Wloclawek.
Casualties	172 1870 4568 5098 13890 67503
combatant	25
Place	Wloclawek,
Conflict	Battle for Wloclawek
abstract	The Battle for Wloclawek was a major battle of the Prussian Civil War. On the morning of May 9, 2011, a large Prussian National Army infantry force quickly surrounded the city and over three days pushed Polish and Slovak forces into the city. The 76,000 Prussian soldiers were able to quickly break the rebels' front lines, but found that breaking the remaining forces became very difficult. However, the highly trained Prussian forces were able to put down the resisters with favorable casualties. Thus, the battle drug out over the course of only three days as rebel forces were able to use the urban terrain to their advantage. This battle was highly important to the Prussian side of the war as the Polish army in Wloclawek was the last main force of Polish resistance. Following the high casualties by the end of the battle, the remaining resistance forces throughout Poland became disorganized and allowed for further Prussian advancement through the Polish territory.