The Battle of Pultusk ( Polish: Bitwa pod Pułtuskiem ) is one of the battles of the Polish Wehrmacht campaign, which took place from September 6 to 7, 1939.
| Fight near Pultusk |
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| Main Conflict: World War II , Polish Wehrmacht Campaign |
| date | September 6 - 7, 1939 |
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| A place | Pultusk |
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| Total | German victory |
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Jan Casimir Mazur | Georg von Kuhler |
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4 infantry battalions of the Vyskov operational group | parts of the 3rd army |
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Four infantry battalions of the Vyshkuv operational group under the command of Major Kazimir Mazur took battle against units of the 3rd Wehrmacht army. The first German attack was organized on September 6, but was repelled by Polish forces. The second attack took place on September 7, as a result of which the Germans took a small fortified area on the Narev River, but the Poles ousted the Germans from there. Soon the Poles received an order to retreat and surrendered Pultusk without a fight.
