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Rather than being presented in strictly chronological order, the scenarios in this booklet are grouped into eight mini-campaigns covering the entire duration of the war. Any scenario can be played as a one-off, or players can work their way through the various mini- campaigns in order. • Mini-Campaign One: Battles at the Border 1. The Battle of Chojnice 1st September 2. The Bold at Mokra 1st September 3. Charge at Krojanty 1st September 4. Krowlewski Forest Skirmish 1st September 5. The Battle of Pszczyna 1st-2nd September 6. The Battle of Wegierska Gorka 2nd to 3rd September • Mini-Campaign Two: The Polish Corridor 7. The Battle of Tuchole Forest 1st-5th September 8. The Defence of Grudziadz 1st-4th September 9. The Defence of Gdynia 8th-14th September 10. Battle for the Oksywie Heights 10th-18th September 11. Last Stand at Oksywie Heights 19th September • Mini-Campaign Three: Thermopylae at Narew 12. The Narew Crossing 7th September 13. Holding the Line 8th-9th September 14. Last Stand at Gora Strekowa 10th September • Mini-Campaign Four: The Siege of Warsaw 15. Initial Clashes 8th September 16. Modlin Fortress 13th-29th September 17. Praga Retaliates 16th September 18. Reinforcements from Bzura 17th-22nd September 19. All Out German Assault 25th-27th September • Mini-Campaign Five: Battle at Bzura 20. Flanking the German 8th Army 9th-10th September 21. Polish Push Towards Lowicz 14th September 22. Encirclement & Breakout 16th-17th September 6 • Mini-Campaign Six: The Black Brigade 23. Jordanow 2nd-3rd September 24. Ambush in the Beskides Mountains 4th-5th September 25. The Defence of Jaroslaw 10th-11th September 26. Siege of Lwow 13th-17th September • Mini-Campaign Seven: Tomaszów Lubelski 27. 1st Battle of Tomaszow Lubelski 17th-20th September 28. 2nd Battle of Tomaszow Lubelski 22nd-27th September • Mini-Campaign Eight: Independent Operational Group Polesie 29. The Defence of Brzesc Fortress 14th-16th September 30. The Defence of Kobryn 17th-18th September 31. The Battle at Parczew 29th-30th September 32. The Battle of Kock 2nd-4th October 33. The Battle of Kock II 5th October 7 .

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