
1969
Pilsudski
2–3 players · 0 min
From the instructions: "Pilsudski" is the recreation on a playing board of the turmoil of Eastern Europe at the close of the First World War. You, as the Russian commander, will attempt to secure your country's borders against Polish aggression. If so, then you will face the Allies. You, as the Polish commander, Pilsudski, will attempt to capture Kiev, pressure the neutral Baltic states into declaring war on Russia, and destroy the Russian aggressors."
This is a mimeographed set of rules, mimeographed counters to be mounted, and six section mimeographed three-color (brown, green, and mimeo purple on white) map.
This was published in Panzerfaust magazine (rules are marked pages 49 and 50), though was also sold as a stand-alone.
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