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513:(66 kilometres from Lwów), Schörner ordered his units to break through the weak Polish defences and to capture the city as soon as possible. The assault group was composed of two motorised infantry companies and a battery of 150 mm guns. The group outflanked the Polish defenders and reached the outskirts of the city but was bloodily repelled by the numerically-inferior Polish defenders. The Polish commander of the sector had only three infantry platoons and two 75 mm guns, but his forces were soon reinforced and held their positions until dawn. The same day, the command of the city's defence was passed to General
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The same day, Schörner sent his envoy and demanded the city be surrendered to his troops. When the Polish envoy replied that he had no intention of signing such a document, he was informed that a general assault was ordered for
September 21 and that the city would most surely be taken. Hitler's
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September 19, the first Soviet
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to leave the capture of Lwow to the
Soviets. The attack planned by XVIII Corps for 21 September was cancelled, and the German corps prepared to move to the west of the Vistula-San River line. The following day, Sikorski decided that the situation of his forces was hopeless. The reserves, human
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obsolete, and the Polish commander decided to withdraw all of his units to the close perimeter and to defend only the city itself, instead of the whole area, which strengthened the Polish defences. On
September 18, the Luftwaffe dropped thousands of leaflets over the city to urge the Poles to
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Germans broke into the city centre but again were driven back after heavy city fighting with the infantry units formed of local volunteers and refugees. To strengthen the Polish defences, General
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Wehrmacht as a war reporter and was later promoted to sergeant, and in 1941, he published his recollections. The book was originally issued by
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were plentiful, but further defence of the city would be fruitless and result only in more civilian casualties. He decided to start surrender talks with the Red Army.
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armoured trains (No.53 and No.55, with two 100 mm howitzers and four 75 mm guns in total) broke into the city from
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1277:(in Polish). Warsaw: Bellona. p. 273.
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868:Eugen Beyer
718:Polish Army
682:Starobielsk
545: [
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423:Polish Army
417:(now Lviv,
2126:Categories
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1847:Forum Lviv
1817:Arena Lviv
1574:Ossolineum
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1125:References
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472:Rawa Ruska
458:after the
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1978:Districts
1957:Town Hall
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914:Eugen Ott
852:Regiments
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567:New enemy
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1511:History
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374:Szack
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