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Warsaw Insurrection In Poland Faces Russian Withdrawal
A detailed report from December 1830 traces the Polish insurrection in Warsaw begun by Ensigns after student executions. Rebels seized the arsenal, hoisted tricolors, and formed a National Guard while Grand Duke Constantine withdrew, urging moderation. Proclamations from the administration reshaped leadership, released prisoners, and prepared regiments, with battles and casualties reported among generals and officers.
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New York Spectator
Poland
Journal di Paris
Constantine
Belvedere
Warsaw
Regiment of Engineers
Belvedere Palace
Hancke
Meciszewski
Blumer
Stanislaus Potocki
Nouicki
Redel
Bontems
Essakoff
Engleminn
Trebicki
Count Sobolewski
Finance
Prince Lubecki
Wojzwoden
Adam Czertony Iski
Wojewoden
Michael Radzivill
Michael Kochanowski
Lewis Palz
Julian Niemcewitcz
Jos. Culopicki
Lubienski
Tfitherto
Citizns
Alexander Church
Powask
Cracow
Police
Wegrachi
Chamber of Deputies
Popular Voice
Lubecki
Count Grabowski
Rozniecki
Kalussia
Kalisch
Chiopicki
National Guard
Schirma
Maube
Richter
Essa
Caszterowski
Lelewel
Ostrowski
Russia
Kingdom of
Sierewski
Potocki
Nowick
Empire
Council of Administration
Praga
Modlin
Count Zamoyeki
Vistula
Grodno
Vilna
Volhynia
Tle
Gera
Pulawy
Lubin
Statte
Nicholas I
Adam Czartoriski
Woywode
Louis Patz
Julian Niemcewicz
Joseph Chlopicki
Count van Sobolewski
Tymoski
Juile