Leaflet from the Polish-Bolshevik War with an appeal by General Sosnkowski.

SOLDIERS! Our colleagues at the front, in incessant fire, not knowing what is sleep and rest, all their strength to fend off the enemy, who beats with an armored fist at the borders of our free Fatherland, in order to throw her again, like a slave under his feet [...]. The soldier will not be in a tyrannical line fighting the enemy, sending curses to his colleagues in the country remaining. He will feel behind him a strong back, a brotherly industrious hand and help, which in the moment of need will inevitably arrive. Warsaw, July 2, 1920 [Subp.] Deputy Minister of Military Affairs Sosnkowski, Lt. Gen.
Single-sided print on ark. 36.3x23.3 cm. Leaflet from the Polish-Bolshevik war. Appeal to soldiers remaining outside the front to quickly "educate themselves in the art of soldiering", reliably perform their duties in support of combat operations. In the upper left corner printed "L. 6977 Org. Detachment I." Transverse sheet crease, paper yellowed.