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Battle of Mir was one of the first battles of the Polish–Russian War of 1792. It took place in the town of Mir, which is now part of Belarus on June 11, 1792. Despite Lithuanian numerical superiority (8,000 to 5,500), they were defeated. On that day there was also an assault and conquest of the Mir Castle Complex. Judycki left his troops and resorted to Grodno. Disgraced Judycki was relieved of command soon afterwards, on June 17, to be replaced by .

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rdfs:label	Battle of Mir (1792) (en) Bataille de Mir (1792) (fr) Bitwa pod Mirem (1792) (pl) Битва под Миром (1792) (ru)
rdfs:comment	La bataille de Mir est une bataille de la Guerre russo-polonaise de 1792 qui se déroule le 11 juin 1792, entre l'armée de Pologne-Lituanie, commandée par Józef Judycki et l'armée impériale russe commandée par (pl). La bataille se termine par une victoire russe. (fr) Bitwa pod Mirem miała miejsce 11 czerwca 1792 roku podczas wojny polsko-rosyjskiej 1792. (pl) Битва под Миром (1792) — битва, которая состоялась под стенами Мирского замка 11 июня 1792 года во время русско-польской войны 1792 года. (ru) Battle of Mir was one of the first battles of the Polish–Russian War of 1792. It took place in the town of Mir, which is now part of Belarus on June 11, 1792. Despite Lithuanian numerical superiority (8,000 to 5,500), they were defeated. On that day there was also an assault and conquest of the Mir Castle Complex. Judycki left his troops and resorted to Grodno. Disgraced Judycki was relieved of command soon afterwards, on June 17, to be replaced by . (en)
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dcterms:subject	Military history of Belarus 1792 in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 18th century in Belarus Battles involving the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Battles of the Polish–Russian War of 1792 Conflicts in 1792 Grodno Region Mir, Belarus Nowogródek Voivodeship (1507–1795)
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combatant	Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (en) Russian Empire (en)
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has abstract	Battle of Mir was one of the first battles of the Polish–Russian War of 1792. It took place in the town of Mir, which is now part of Belarus on June 11, 1792. Despite Lithuanian numerical superiority (8,000 to 5,500), they were defeated. The Russian army of defeated the Lithuanian force under Józef Judycki. The confrontation could have gone the other way if the 900 troops under Stanisław Kostka Potocki and Tomasz Wawrzecki were used to augment the defence; instead Judycki called a two-hour counsel. This gave time for the Russian forces to regroup and they were then able to prepare a final counterattack. On that day there was also an assault and conquest of the Mir Castle Complex. Judycki left his troops and resorted to Grodno. Disgraced Judycki was relieved of command soon afterwards, on June 17, to be replaced by . (en) La bataille de Mir est une bataille de la Guerre russo-polonaise de 1792 qui se déroule le 11 juin 1792, entre l'armée de Pologne-Lituanie, commandée par Józef Judycki et l'armée impériale russe commandée par (pl). La bataille se termine par une victoire russe. (fr) Bitwa pod Mirem miała miejsce 11 czerwca 1792 roku podczas wojny polsko-rosyjskiej 1792. (pl) Битва под Миром (1792) — битва, которая состоялась под стенами Мирского замка 11 июня 1792 года во время русско-польской войны 1792 года. (ru)
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date	1792-06-11 (xsd:date)
result	Russian victory
strength	8,000 5,500

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