Heavy WW1-esque battles have raged between Germany and Poland between the River of the Vistula in a protracted battle
The German army have made use of their large armies to pin down and overwhelm positions of the Polish army.
The Polish army are holding Masovia fiercely being supplied in Krakow,and are much more well equipped and experienced, dragging a protracted conflict in a war of attrition, introducing a level of destruction seen nowhere else.
The lack of a quick defeat has impressed armies,with some also fighting for the Polish cause.
While the river and bunkers provide significant protection,most of the battle has involved mechanised naval crossing and carpet bombing in both sides,with both sides introducing interim alcoholism to forget that they're in a apocalypse.
A german conscript, smelling of the Bavarian brine suggested it could cure shellshock , especially served chilled, suggesting greater efforts to implement it as a regular rations,
The Polish have their pierogi ,reminds them of home before they were drafted to the front.