he overslept and woke up late after the latest ceasefire had ended. Immediately another ceasefire was signed to allow the Ukrainian officer to return to his unit. Because of that, the losses on both sides were small. The Poles lost 439 men and women, 120 of them gymnasium pupils, such as Antoni Petrykiewicz and Jerzy Bitschan, and 76 Lviv University students. Most of them were interred in the Cemetery of the Defenders of Lwów. References Further reading William H. Hagen The Moral Economy of Popular Violence:The Pogrom in Lwow, November 1918 in Antisemitism And Its Opponents In Modern Poland (edited by Robert Blobaum) Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 5 (1993), entry written by Andrzej Chojnowski Czesław Mączyński Boje Lwowskie Lwow 1918 Lwow 1918 Lwow 1918 West Ukrainian People's Republic Lemberg Lemberg 1918 in Poland 1919 in Poland 1918 in Ukraine 1919 in Ukraine History of Lviv