Battle of Radom

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Polish September Campaign

Westerplatte • Danzig • Krojanty • Lasy Królewskie • Mokra • Gdańsk Bay • Pszczyna • Mława • Tuchola Forest • Jordanów • Borowa Góra • Mikołów • Węgierska Górka • Tomaszów Mazowiecki • Wizna • Łódź • Piotrków • Różan • Radom • Łomża • Wola Cyrusowa • Warsaw • Gdynia • Hel • Bzura • Jarosław • Kałuszyn • Węgrów • Lwów • Modlin • Kobryń • Brześć • Kępa Oksywska • Tomaszów Lubelski • Wólka Węglowa • Kampinos Forest • Janów Lubelski, Wereszyca, and Hołosko • Krasnystaw • Grodno • Cześniki • Krasnobród • Władypol • Szack • Wytyczno • Parczew • Kock

The Battle of Radom, also known as the Battle of Ilza, was part of the Polish September Campaign during the Second World War. It lasted from 8 September 1939 to 9 September 1939. Polish troops of the Prusy Army, under the leutnant Muzyka, defended the city of Ilza and road from Sandomierz to Radom. The Polish infantry were eventually defeated by German armoured troops and made their last stand in an ancient castle on a hill near Iłża.

See also

• History of Poland (1939–1945)

 

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