Poles and Russians are old long-term enemies who have fought a number of wars over the last 1000 years. Poland and Russia fought a number of battles and skirmishes in the 13th to 16th centuries and Russia participated in the three partitions of Poland which resulted in Poland disapering from the map of Europe in 1795.
When Poland reapeared after WW1 Soviet Russia took advantage of Poland's initial weak situation and attacked Poland resulting in a prolonged war which finished in 1920. Russia attacked Poland again on 17 September 1939 as part of the Nazi-Soviet pack against Poland which started WW2.
Russia has committed a number of attrocitied against Polish nationals including the 1940 Katyn messacre of over 20,000 Polish officers and intellectuals which was designed to wipe out Polish national identy and facilite Russification of Polish population occupied by the Russians during WW2.
Russia
no but he did attack the USSR (Soviet Union)
I'm sure American troops fought some Russian soldiers.
Latvia is a Baltic state north of Poland and west of Russia.
Germany and Russia split Poland between them, Germany invaded Poland from Danzig and went south, Russia lined up the border and attacked the whole front at once
Russia
Two reasons; 1. Poland was an allie of the United nations; attacking Poland would officaily start a war. 2. Russia was on the other side of Poland; Hitler did not have the resources to attack Russia and if he did it would lead to his downfall.
no but he did attack the USSR (Soviet Union)
Poland, Denmark, Norway, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Yugoslavia, Greece, Russia, and Egypt.
I'm sure American troops fought some Russian soldiers.
Poland and Russia belong to the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres.
Russia, Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Moldova
First Poland in 966, then Kingdom (?) of Novigrod which later became Russia.
Belarus, Poland, and Russia
It ended when Germany launched a sneak attack on Russia in 1940. The division of Poland between Germany and the Soviet Union
Latvia is a Baltic state north of Poland and west of Russia.
Belarus, Poland, Latvia and a little bit of Russia.