Kingdom of Poland
Kingdom of Poland proper noun: a short-lived puppet state established during World War I by the Central Powers on the territory of the former Russian-controlled Congress Poland (1916–1918).

Proper noun
the Kingdom of Poland
- A short-lived puppet state established during World War I by the Central Powers on the territory of the former Russian-controlled Congress Poland (1916–1918).
Questions about Kingdom of Poland
- What does Kingdom of Poland mean?
- Kingdom of Poland means a short-lived puppet state established during World War I by the Central Powers on the territory of the former Russian-controlled Congress Poland (1916–1918).
- What part of speech is Kingdom of Poland?
- Kingdom of Poland is a proper noun.
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