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Photo of Independence declaration for baltic states 1918-1919 (or the treaty texts)
Photo of the versailles treaty 1919,
Proclamation Polish republic 1918,
Photo of Danzig Port 1918
Photo of Königsberg 1920,
Photo of Königsberg plebiscite 11 July 1920,
Photo of league of Nations meeting 1920-1923
Photo of Polish declaration of independence 1918,
Map of Polish Monarchy, 1619
Picture of shlachta assembly
Picture of Sigismund III
Map of divided Poland 1795
Photo of Jozef Pilsudski 1917-1918
Photo of Jozef Pilsudski’s Militia 1917
Photo of Pilsudski in prison 1917
Photo of Proclamation of Second Republic of Poland 1918
Photo of Pavel Bermondt-Avalov 1919
Photo of Soviet advance into Belarus 1919,
Photo of Lithuanian – Soviet Peace 1920,
Photo of Battle of Warsaw 1920,
Photo of the Battle of Niemen River 1920,
Photo of the signing of the Sluwaki Agreement,
Photo of the Polish advance into Vilnius 1920
Photo of Lithuanian Government in Kaunas, 1920
Photo of Uprising of ethnic Poles in Posen, 1920
Photo of etnic German militias (SIPO) in Silesia, 1920
Photo of the SIPO on 3 May 1920
Photo of Polish celebrations in Silesia 3 May 1920
“Polish armored car ‘Korfanty’ in 1920, made by Polish fighters in Woźniak foundry. It was one of the two created, the second was named Walerus – Woźniak”
Used in Silesian uprising
Public Domain
You don’t need to - better not actually - we will change the settings so that it displays the full picture. To see the original size you open the pic in a new window.
Update on my previous post. The photo with von der Goltz comes from Avalov’s own memoirs(Achtung, German! =) ) - Im Kampf gegen den Bolschewismus. Erinnerungen von General Fürst Awaloff. Oberbefehlshaber der Deutsch-Russischen Westarmee, after page 148:
Other than that there seems to be a great deal of pictures of him in there.
Again, not a photo(all the online sources seem to use either Treaty of Tartu or Treaty of Riga photos as illustrations), but if you need it, Pravda from 15.07.1920 with an article about Peace treaty being signed 3 days prior(on the right):
Overall it seems like the talks were not covered in soviet press that much, unlike the ones with Latvia and Poland, at least that’s the impression I got from sifting through Pravda issues.
Maybe the Soviet side were not that interested in documenting those and Lithuanian side didn’t bring their photographers to Moscow(Estonian and Latvian peace treaties being signed in those respective countries).
Thank you all for the contributions so far! We’re getting the pictures to the editors and will make sure that the Picturehunt points get assigned to the right people on the leaderboard.
We’d like to introduce you all to our video archives, so you can take a look in there too. Our main source is the Reuters Screenocean Archive, -> https://reuters.screenocean.com/. You can search per newsagency, topic or timeperiod (and find for example this report on the Winter War). Besides helping us tremendously, its really fun to look through the old archival material.
Please post the URL to the video, and the TImeframe (for example 0:53-1:11). Try to be as specific as possible – as you know from watching the show, we can’t use minute long fragments.
The edit of Ww2 017 is almost finished. Almost all submitted pictures in this picturehunt thread were used. The leaderboard will be adjusted to the score for this episode.