Miracle on the Vistula

Two forces. One battlefield. One decisive outcome. August 1920, the Battle of Warsaw.

Soviet Russia's Red Army stands at the gates of Poland's capital, threatening to export

Bolshevik revolution across all of Europe. This battle will determine whether communism spreads

westward or dies at the Vistula River. The Red Army storms forward under Marshal Mikhail Tukhachevsky.

Over 100,000 battle-hardened soldiers fresh from civil war. They possess superior numbers,

revolutionary zeal, and momentum from weeks of victories pushing the Polish forces back.

Their objective is simple: capture Warsaw, trigger communist uprisings throughout

Europe, and link up with German revolutionaries. Lenin's dream of world revolution