"The Hungarian track”.  From the Spring of Nations (1848-1849)  in the territory of the Crown of Saint Stephen to the Polish Uprisings (1863-1864),  Vol. I

Adam Buława

doi:10.21697/sc.2016.23.15en

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"The Hungarian track”. From the Spring of Nations (1848-1849) in the territory of the Crown of Saint Stephen to the Polish Uprisings (1863-1864), Vol. I

Adam Buława

Saeculum Christianum

Dział: Rozprawy i Artykuły

https://doi.org/10.21697/sc.2016.23.15en

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During the Spring of Nations in the lands of the Crown of St. Stephen (1848-1849), traditional ties of friendship, with the possibility of a military confrontation occurring with one, two invaders attracted a large crowd of Polish volunteers for the formation of the Hungarian honveds. About 4,000 Poles were fighting directly in the ranks of the revolutionary army, and enrolled to the national legions under the command of Generals Joseph Wysocki alongside the Transylvanian Army Fieldmarshal Joseph Bem. Among them, about 20 individuals who will be later on commanders of the guerrilla armed troops of the January Uprising (1863-1864). For this reason, it is worth recalling the experience that the military group acquired during the battles for the Hungarian Plain, Slovakia, Bukovina, Moldavia, Banat, Backa and Transylvania.

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Buława, A. (2021). "The Hungarian track”. From the Spring of Nations (1848-1849) in the territory of the Crown of Saint Stephen to the Polish Uprisings (1863-1864), Vol. I. Saeculum Christianum, 23(1), 194–213. https://doi.org/10.21697/sc.2016.23.15en

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Adam Buława

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WNHiS UKSW, Warszawa Polska

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Adam Buława, Ph. D., adjunct at the Institute of Historical Sciences of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, scientific interests: military history, Polish and general history of the nineteenth century, fate of the Poles in exile.