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Legion Wschodni (English: Eastern Legion) was a Polish military formation, part of the Austro-Hungarian Army, created in Lwów, Austrian Galicia, in early August 1914. Its establishment was supported by Supreme National Committee, a quasi-government for the Poles in Galicia. Due to rapid Russian advance into Galicia (see Battle of Galicia), the Legion was on 29 August evacuated to Mszana Dolna, via Sambor, Chyrów, Sanok and Jasło. During the evacuation, which was organized by Count , the number of its soldiers grew to over 6200.

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rdfs:label	Legion Wschodni (en) Legion Wschodni (pl)
rdfs:comment	Legion Wschodni (II Legion Polski) – polska formacja wojskowa utworzona we Lwowie w początkach sierpnia 1914 pod auspicjami Naczelnego Komitetu Narodowego. (pl) Legion Wschodni (English: Eastern Legion) was a Polish military formation, part of the Austro-Hungarian Army, created in Lwów, Austrian Galicia, in early August 1914. Its establishment was supported by Supreme National Committee, a quasi-government for the Poles in Galicia. Due to rapid Russian advance into Galicia (see Battle of Galicia), the Legion was on 29 August evacuated to Mszana Dolna, via Sambor, Chyrów, Sanok and Jasło. During the evacuation, which was organized by Count , the number of its soldiers grew to over 6200. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sambir Sanok Military history of Poland Battle of Galicia Military units and formations established in 1914 Polish Rifle Squads Franz Joseph I of Austria Eastern Galicia Mszana Dolna Paramilitary organisations based in Poland Lwów Austro-Hungarian Army Duchy of Teschen Austro-Hungarian Army Jasło Archduke Friedrich, Duke of Teschen Józef Haller Military of Austria-Hungary Polish independence organisations Polish Legions in World War I Sokół Podhale First Cadre Company Supreme National Committee Riflemen's Association Chyrów dbr:Adam_Pietraszkiewicz dbr:Aleksander_Skarbek dbr:Dionizy_Jasienicki dbr:Jan_Kozicki
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has abstract	Legion Wschodni (English: Eastern Legion) was a Polish military formation, part of the Austro-Hungarian Army, created in Lwów, Austrian Galicia, in early August 1914. Its establishment was supported by Supreme National Committee, a quasi-government for the Poles in Galicia. The Legion was established upon order of the Headquarters of Imperial and Royal Army, on 27 August 1914. According to the order, it consisted of two infantry regiments (each divided into two battalions with 1000 volunteers), and two or three cavalry squadrons (150 men in each). Archduke Friedrich, Duke of Teschen named Major commandant of the Legion, while his chief of staff was Captain . Eastern Legion was based on volunteers, most of whom were members of different Polish paramilitary organizations, such as Sokół, , and Polish Rifle Squads from the area of Lwów. Due to rapid Russian advance into Galicia (see Battle of Galicia), the Legion was on 29 August evacuated to Mszana Dolna, via Sambor, Chyrów, Sanok and Jasło. During the evacuation, which was organized by Count , the number of its soldiers grew to over 6200. For unknown reasons, Adam Pietraszkiewicz did not become commandant of the Legion, so his post was offered to Captain Dionizy Jasienicki. Count Skarbek, who was a very influential person in Galicia, opposed this promotion, and as a result, on 14 September Captain Józef Haller became the new commandant of Eastern Legion. Five days later, the Legion arrived at Mszana Dolna. Eastern Legion was dissolved on 21 September 1914. Most of its volunteers refused to swear allegiance and obedience to the Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria: only 800 soldiers, most of whom came from Podhale and the Duchy of Teschen, led by Józef Haller and , agreed to swear allegiance to Franz Joseph. Out of these soldiers, 3rd Legions Infantry Regiment was created. The regiment swore the oath on 26 September. (en) Legion Wschodni (II Legion Polski) – polska formacja wojskowa utworzona we Lwowie w początkach sierpnia 1914 pod auspicjami Naczelnego Komitetu Narodowego. (pl)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	3rd Legions' Infantry Regiment Kajetan Stefanowicz Klemens Rudnicki
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