On October 6, 1939, the Battle of Poland came to an end

[weneedmorepro]

On October 6, 1939, the Battle of Poland came to an end.
As the first large-scale war that marked the official beginning of World War II,
Will we have any activities to commemorate this occasion?
(For instance, some small-scale activities, belonging to the Polish soldier squads of the Allied forces, or some Polish weapons)

[ArszXLVI]

Maybe a Polish/Allies VS Soviet event?

[Valkay]

apparently, the Soviet “liberation” of a city 90% of people cant even find on a map is more important than the whole country of Poland.

[ArszXLVI]

Well, there are many mysteries from the war like that incident involving US planes and Russian troops, that would undoubtedly make for an interesting April Fools’ event at the very least.

[Emperor_Yoshiro]

Well the problem is that the events are made for Allies victories not for Axis victories and if you ask where is Warsaw 90% of the people will tell you in Indiana.

And I’m a bit confused what country of Poland ? If there is such event what we gonna celebrate the Soviet-German non aggression pact ?

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