The Germans and their Polish allies drive the Soviets out of Poland and into Belorussia.

On March 6 the Soviet High Command decided to turn the siege of the city from the Soviet forces to its Polish allies.

The behavior of his Polish allies cost him what little support he had and he resigned and fled to Poland.

Although officially considered Polish allies under the Warsaw Pact treaty, they were seen by most Poles as a Soviet occupation force.

Polish allies were few.

In 1205 Roman turned against his Polish allies which led to a conflict with Leszek the White and Konrad of Masovia.

The battle's outcome is now generally seen in Poland as a very costly victory for the Soviets and their Polish allies.

Hitler also might have hoped to confuse the Polish allies (the United Kingdom and France) to delay or prevent their declaration of war on Germany.

Charles' Polish ally, Stanisław Leszczyński, was facing internal problems of his own.

In 1308, in alliance with the Poles, the Knights ousted the Prussians from Danzig, but forced their Polish allies out also.