- The Westerplatte was a low, mostly wooded, long peninsula with a length of around 2,000m and a maximum width of 600m.
- The storage is named Military Transit Depot at Westerplatte It becomes a Polish exclave, surrounded by German-dominated Free City of Gdansk.
- By the autumn of 1939, the Polish garrison occupying Westerplatte comprised of 182 soldiers expected to withstand a potential attack for twelve hours.
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- Background of Westerplatte. After World War I, Germany and its territory in East Prussia were separated by the newly-formed Polish territory.
- On March 14, 1924 Poland was awarded Westerplatte as a location for bringing in military equipment and ammunition from abroad (Polish Military Transit Depot).
- Westerplatte Savaşı , Polonya'nın 1939 İşgali sırasında bir Alman askeri saldırısıydı . Savaş 1 Eylül'de Polonya'daki Vistula Nehri'nin ağzına yakın Westerplatte'de başladı ve II.
- Again the Germans change their tactics, now making use of running a burning train towards the Polish positions on Westerplatte followed by a ground attack.
- Those are other destinations to find places related to Westerplatte: Westerplatte. PGE Arena. Oliwa. Stutthof concentrat… Elbląg Canal. Shipyard.
- A Monument of the Coast Defenders (Pomnik Obrońców Wybrzeża) was unveiled in 1966. Westerplatte Museum dedicated to the 1939 battle was created in 2015.