THE CANON PROYIDER" STARTS HIS CAREER - GENERAL JÓZEF DWERNICKI AND THE CAYALRY BATTLE AT STOCZEK (14 FEBRUARY 1831)'
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Abstract
„To arms! To arms! The Russians are killing us!” Junior army officers and college students raced through the streets of Warsaw shouting these words on the night of 29 November 1830. This was the start of the Noc listopadowa (November Night), and included fires, assassinations, Street fighting, and tremendous confusion for the Kingdom Of Poland.^
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Sebastian Bartos, John P. Dunn
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