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Although I know on my own experience how difficult it is to argue with dozens Polish editors, who always vote for each other, nevertheless here go my comments:
Using Google Books I cannot find the term Russo-Polish War used for the 1939 conflict. Nonetheless the question is should we list all Polish-Russian cofnlicts here, or only wars? If only wars, then for example Uprisings must go, too. Also, is this the right name for the dismabig? Google books search:
Russian is a more popular adjective to Russo, so the correct order and term should be Russian-Polish War.-- Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 20:17, 2 December 2005 (UTC)
Truce of Deulino was favorable for Commonwealth [1] [2] [3].
One of the main objectives of Sigismund III was breaking Swedish-Russian alliance which was signed in Viborg in February 1609, and that was the main reason for the intervention of Sigismund in Russia. After the battle of Klushino, boyars together with Żółkiewski signed a treaty, Władysław was elected as Tsar, and Poles had to break the siege of Smolensk, Sigismund however continued a siege. This means that one of his objectives was also a desire to conquer new lands for their country. Kcdlp ( talk) 13:17, 10 March 2017 (UTC)
Listed wars belong to Lithuanian-Polish Commonwealth but not only Poland itself. Poland was just a part of union. We are not describing WW2 war as a war between only one country but something related to word 'allies'. Same this subject shouldn't be distorted too.
@Querty1231 you said to look at the discussion article, but there was nothing here. Please do not edit the page yet "war of edits" will not be resolved. Write your arguments here and explain why you put the victory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth here, although the facts and sources refuting this have already been indicated [1] [2] Dushnilkin ( talk) 15:06, 15 May 2024 (UTC)
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Although I know on my own experience how difficult it is to argue with dozens Polish editors, who always vote for each other, nevertheless here go my comments:
Using Google Books I cannot find the term Russo-Polish War used for the 1939 conflict. Nonetheless the question is should we list all Polish-Russian cofnlicts here, or only wars? If only wars, then for example Uprisings must go, too. Also, is this the right name for the dismabig? Google books search:
Russian is a more popular adjective to Russo, so the correct order and term should be Russian-Polish War.-- Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus Talk 20:17, 2 December 2005 (UTC)
Truce of Deulino was favorable for Commonwealth [1] [2] [3].
One of the main objectives of Sigismund III was breaking Swedish-Russian alliance which was signed in Viborg in February 1609, and that was the main reason for the intervention of Sigismund in Russia. After the battle of Klushino, boyars together with Żółkiewski signed a treaty, Władysław was elected as Tsar, and Poles had to break the siege of Smolensk, Sigismund however continued a siege. This means that one of his objectives was also a desire to conquer new lands for their country. Kcdlp ( talk) 13:17, 10 March 2017 (UTC)
Listed wars belong to Lithuanian-Polish Commonwealth but not only Poland itself. Poland was just a part of union. We are not describing WW2 war as a war between only one country but something related to word 'allies'. Same this subject shouldn't be distorted too.
@Querty1231 you said to look at the discussion article, but there was nothing here. Please do not edit the page yet "war of edits" will not be resolved. Write your arguments here and explain why you put the victory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth here, although the facts and sources refuting this have already been indicated [1] [2] Dushnilkin ( talk) 15:06, 15 May 2024 (UTC)