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- Berek Joselewicz (17 September 1764 – 15 May 1809) was a Polish Jewish colonel of the Polish Army during the Kościuszko Uprising. Joselewicz commanded...
- ranging from active military support for the Polish cause (ex. Berek Joselewicz and his The Old Testament Light Horse Regiment [pl] of the Kościuszko...
- militia from Warsaw, Praga and Vilnius, a 500-man Jewish regiment of Berek Joselewicz as well as a number of scythemen (2,000 men) and civilians, plus 5,000...
- Poland was made on 17 July 1793. Jews, in a Jewish regiment led by Berek Joselewicz, took part in the Kościuszko Uprising the following year, when the Poles...
- refer to: The Jewish Cavalry Regiment (1792–1794), commanded by Berek Joselewicz parti****ted in the Kościuszko Uprising in Poland The Jewish Brigade (1940–1946)...
- community is known as Kotzk or Kotsk. Polish colonel of Jewish origin, Berek Joselewicz, leader of one of the first solely ethnic Jewish military units since...
- Army colonel Berek Joselewicz, fighting against the Austrian Empire for the freedom of Poland. Lieutenant Colonel Berek Joselewicz was in command of a...
- Gomułkowa, wife of Władysław Gomułka Adam Humer, Stalinist official Berek Joselewicz, commanded the first Jewish military formation in modern history Marion...
- Kingdom of Saxony French Empire Austrian Empire Józef Poniatowski Berke Joselewicz Michał Sokolnicki Józef Zajączek Battle of Raszyn Battle of Grochów [pl]...
- writer, and witness at the Eichmann trial and the Demjanjuk case Berek Joselewicz (1764–1809), Polish Jewish colonel of the Polish Army Berek Lajcher (1893–1943)...