Capture of Warsaw
Charles XII captures Warsaw as the Swedish army advances through Poland.
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1702 in Sweden
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Historical records for Sweden in 1702
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May
Capture of Warsaw
Charles occupies Warsaw during the Swedish advance through Poland.
Capture of Warsaw
Occupies Warsaw during the advance through Poland.
Capture of Warsaw
Warsaw falls to Charles XII during the Swedish campaign in Poland.
Occupation of Warsaw
Swedish forces occupy Warsaw after Augustus II fails to block Charles XII's advance.
Advance into Poland
Charles advances into Poland to remove Augustus II from the coalition.
Invasion of Poland
Charles XII invades Poland-Lithuania and begins a series of victories over Saxon and Polish forces.
Invasion of Poland
Invades Poland-Lithuania to overthrow Augustus II's influence.
July
Battle of Kliszow
Charles defeats the larger Saxon-Polish army at Kliszow under the New Style date.
Battle of Kliszow
Defeats Augustus II's Saxon-Polish army.
Kliszow Command
Rehnskiold commands Swedish formations during the victory at Kliszow.
Kliszow Service
Stenbock serves in the Swedish army during the battle of Kliszow.
Defeat at Hummelshof
Schlippenbach suffers a severe defeat against Sheremetev in Livonia.
August
Capture of Krakow
Captures Krakow and strengthens Swedish pressure on Augustus II.
Capture of Krakow
Charles captures Krakow and increases pressure on Augustus II.
Capture of Krakow
Krakow falls during Charles XII's Polish campaign against Augustus II.
Other events (month unknown)
Anti-Augustus Campaign
Focuses on removing Augustus II from the war.
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