1863 uprising造句

• The January 1863 Uprising was hardly identical with the philosophy of Auguste Comte.
• During the January 1863 Uprising, Mianowski lent clandestine support to the insurgents.
• The library also obtained Artur WoB
  yD
  ski's collections on the January 1863 Uprising.
• As a 15-year-old he joined the Polish 1863 Uprising against Imperial Russia.
• The collapse of the January 1863 Uprising prompted an agonizing reappraisal of Poland's situation.
• In 1864, after the January 1863 Uprising, the village was administratively attached to Wilan體.
• Due to the three successive January 1863 Uprising, culminating in public executions and deportations to Siberia.
• Meisels actively aided the Polish January 1863 Uprising, supporting it in his speeches and organizing financial aid for the insurgents.
• Two members of the family were leaders of the January 1863 Uprising with Apollo Korzeniowski, Joseph Conrad's father.
• In 1861-62 he was an active member of the White Party, which took part in the failed January 1863 Uprising.
• In 1883 the library received Count Plater's archives, valuable sources relating to the January 1863 Uprising and Polish post-Uprising immigrants to Switzerland.
• Soon after the outbreak of the Polish January 1863 Uprising against Imperial Russia, 15-year-old Prus ran away from school to join the insurgents.
• In 1856 Meisels became rabbi of Warsaw ( in the January 1863 Uprising, he did all in his power to induce the Jews to sympathize with the Polish cause.
• Coverage was devoted to recording all efforts and movements leading to Poland s independence, from the failed January 1863 Uprising to the restoration of the Polish state after World War I.
• Apart from individuals who had participated in the Polish-Soviet War, the medal had also been awarded retroactively to some soldiers of the January 1863 Uprising and to the city of PB
  ock.
• He refers to the 1863 Uprising in a series of political novels written under the name of B . BolesB
  awita ( " Dzieci
  Starego Miasta " 1863, " Moskal " 1865, " {
  yd " 1866 and others ).
• In 1857 62 the palace was home to a Medical-Surgical Academy, the first institution of higher learning re-established in the Russian partition ( all institutions of higher learning having been banned following the 1830 Uprising ); but the Academy was soon closed after yet another failed insurrection, the January 1863 Uprising.
• After his November 1889 meeting with Thys, and before departing for the Congo, Conrad had again gone to Brussels, on 5 February 1890, where he made the acquaintance of a distant relative, Aleksander Poradowski, who had emigrated from Poland after the 1863 Uprising, and who died two days after Conrad's arrival.
• It turns out, however, that the door in question was used as an improvised stretcher on which a wounded rebel was carried to a neighbouring village during the Polish 1863 uprising against Russian rule-and that after this use, the door had been installed at the village church, where Adam duly finds it and writes down the clue.
• He particularly delighted in the stories and novels of the ten-years-older, recently deceased BolesB
  aw Prus, read everything by his fellow victim of Poland's 1863 Uprising  " my beloved Prus "  that he could get his hands on, and pronounced him " better than Dickens "  a favorite English novelist of Conrad's.