When the Russian army besieged the Polish city of Gdańsk on 27th June ... Many monuments dating back to the times when the two countries were joined as one state under the Polish-Lithuanian ...

For example, the Grand Duke Konstantin, the tsar’s brother in charge of the kingdom’s military (formally Polish, de facto controlled by Russia) became notorious for the ruthless ways in which he ...

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth’s elite unit was ... name from the colorful and elaborate uniforms that incorporated military influences from the Byzantine Empire and the Mongol cavalry ...

"The discovered burial insignia of Lithuanian and Polish rulers are priceless historical treasures, symbols of the long tradition of Lithuanian statehood, signs of Vilnius as the capital ...