Battle of Warsaw (1656)
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The <entity_2> (German: Schlacht von Warschau; Polish: Bitwa pod Warszawą; Swedish: Tredagarsslaget vid Warschau) was a <entity_7> which took place near <entity_8> on <entity_5>–<entity_6>  <entity_12>, between the armies of the <entity_0> and <entity_9> and <entity_3>. It was a major <entity_7> in the <entity_1> between <entity_10> and <entity_9> in the period 1655–1660, also known as <entity_4>. In the <entity_7>, a smaller Swedish-<entity_3> force gained victory over a Polish–Lithuanian force superior in numbers, though in the long term the victory achieved little. The Polish–Lithuanian forces, commanded by King John II Casimir of <entity_10>, comprised about 24–25,000 regulars, which included only 950 Winged Hussars (8 banners), 2,000 Tatars and 10–13,000 of the noble levy (pospolite ruszenie), altogether some 40,000 men of which only about 4,500 were infantry The allied armies of <entity_9> and <entity_3>, commanded by King Charles X of <entity_9> and Elector Frederick William of <entity_3>, were only 18,000 strong, comprising 12,500 cavalry (60 squadrons), and 5,500 infantry (15 brigades), which included 8,500 <entity_3> men Second in command of <entity_3>'s forces was Otto Christoph von Sparr. John II Casimir ferried his army across the Vistula River:173 and met the approaching Swedish-<entity_3> force on its right bank, about five kilometers to the north of the suburb of <entity_11>. The Swede and <entity_3> allies occupied the open plain and the Polish–Lithuanian cavalry escaped along the Vistula and John Casimir abandoned <entity_8> again. The <entity_2> is commemorated on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, <entity_8>, with the inscription "Warszawa 30 V-1 VII, 28–30 VII <entity_12>".
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