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Battle of Obertyn : 6,000 vs 20,000: How Poland Won Against Impossible Odds

6,000 vs 20,000: The Battle of Obertyn & The Wagon Fort Tactic Description: In 1531, a Polish army of only 6,000 men faced a Moldavian force of 20,000. On paper, it was a suicide mission. But they had a secret weapon: The "Tabor" Wagon Fort. In this episode of The Aftermath, we analyze the Battle of Obertyn, a tactical masterpiece led by Hetman Jan Tarnowski. Discover how Tarnowski used a mobile fortress of wooden wagons to neutralize the enemy's numbers, lured them into a deadly trap, and unleashed a devastating cavalry charge that rewrote the history of Eastern Europe. Key topics: The Odds: Why Poland was outnumbered 3-to-1. The Tactic: How the "Wagon Fort" (Tabor) worked against cavalry. The Trap: Tarnowski’s bait that fooled the Moldavian army. The Counter-Attack: The moment defense turned into total slaughter. 👇 Timestamps: 00:00 - 6,000 vs 20,000: The Impossible Battle 00:45 - The Conflict: Poland vs Moldavia 01:50 - The "Wagon Fort" (Tabor) Strategy Explained 03:10 - The Battle Begins: Holding the Line 04:25 - The Trap is Sprung 05:40 - The Final Charge & The Aftermath #BattleOfObertyn #MilitaryTactics #PolishHistory #WagonFort #JanTarnowski #HistoryExplained #TheAftermath #1531 🏷️ Tags / Keywords Battle of Obertyn 1531, Jan Tarnowski, Polish-Moldavian War, Wagon Fort tactics, Tabor formation, Military Strategy, History of Poland, Winged Hussars ancestors, Renaissance Warfare, 6000 vs 20000, Underdog victory, The Aftermath history Do you think the Wagon Fort was the ultimate counter to medieval cavalry? Let me know in the comments! 👇