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Grochów 1831 & 1809 (+ Iganie, Debe Wielkie, Wawer 1831)
€30.00
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Not only 1 but 5 battles with 4 maps proposed in this box !
The game covers four battles - Grochów, Wawer, Dębe Wielkie and Iganie - of the first stage of the Polish November Uprising, along with the battle fought on the east side of Vistula at 1809, during the Napoleonic campaigns.
Followed battles differ with the number of the units, time and scale, showing various military aspects of the November Uprising, where Polish army was once a defender and another time – an attacker.
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System: Napoleon
Complexity: medium
Scale: brigade-regiment
Maps: 2 x 50/70 cm, 1 x 50/40 cm, 2 x 38/25 cm
Scenarios: 6
Description: On 25 of January 1831 polish parliament had dethroned tzar Nicolaus I, stating the war between Poland and Russia. At the first days of February, Russian army under the field marshal Ivan Dybitch crossed the border of the Congress Kingdom and moved quickly towards Warsaw. Its goal was to capture Polish capital and finish the war as soon as possible. However, even the early skirmishes showed Russians that their march on Warsaw won’t be easy.
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- Période
- 5- Napoleonic Wars
6- 19th Century
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Not only 1 but 5 battles with 4 maps proposed in this box !
The game covers four battles - Grochów, Wawer, Dębe Wielkie and Iganie - of the first stage of the Polish November Uprising, along with the battle fought on the east side of Vistula at 1809, during the Napoleonic campaigns.
Followed battles differ with the number of the units, time and scale, showing various military aspects of the November Uprising, where Polish army was once a defender and another time – an attacker.