Second Battle of Wawer

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Russian flags captured during the battle of Wawer being laid in front of Polish command

The Second battle of Wawer (Polish: Druga bitwa pod Wawrem) was an armed engagement between Polish and Imperial Russian troops. It happened on 31 March 1831 during the November Uprising and was one of the first battles of a successful Polish offensive planned by Gen. Ignacy Prądzyński. The Polish success led to another victorious battle of Dębe Wielkie later that day.