the treaty of versailles was signed by germany on 28 june 1919.
the treaty of versailles was signed by germany on 28 june 1919.
when was the treaty of versailles signed by germany?
28 june 1919
after a century of foreign rule, the second polish republic was reborn in the aftermath of world war i. the borders of the republic were ratified by the treaty of versailles signed on 28 june 1919. they were a result of several cross-national conflicts including polish–ukrainian war (november 1918 – july 1919), the greater poland uprising (december 1918 – february 1919), as well as polish–soviet war (may – october 1920), resulting from semyon budyonny's august 1920 military foray into former russian poland as far as warsaw. the soviets withdrew in panic during the 1920 major polish counter-offensive. the newly re-established sovereign poland created wołyń voivodeship as one of the 16 main administrative divisions of the country.
wołyń voivodeship (1921–1939)
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the hall of mirrors ( or ) is the central gallery of the palace of versailles in versailles, france. within the hall, the german empire was declared in 1871 (deutsche reichsgründung) and the treaty of versailles signed by the victorious powers of world war i in 1919.
hall of mirrors