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Baron Jan Leon
Hipolit Kozietulski (4 July 1781 – 3
February 1821) was a
Polish noble,
military commander and an
officer of the
armed forces of the Duchy...
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- all the
soldiers in the units.
Napoleon issued no
written orders. Jan
Kozietulski, who
commanded the 3rd
squadron that day,
mentioned that he called, "Lekka...
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invention of 66 at
Paderborn in 1652, it is not
recorded until 1715
although Kozietulski stated in 1888 that it had been po****r in
Poland for two
centuries which...
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Grand Duke of
Kievan Rus.
Polish historian and
genealogist Marek Skarbek-
Kozietulski,
working off the
premise laid out by Jurek,
theorized that Haroldson...
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Colonel Hoffmayer's
command 3rd Regiment: scouts-lanciers
under Jean
Kozietulski's command The
scouts had only the time to
distinguish themselves during...
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Ignacy Krasicki (1735–1801),
Roman Catholic archbishop and a
writer Jan
Kozietulski (1781–1821),
military commander of the
armed forces of the
Duchy of Warsaw...
- Kościuszko,
Polish and
American commander,
general and
revolutionist Jan
Kozietulski, colonel,
commander during the
Napoleonic Wars Włodzimierz Krzyżanowski...
- Spain United
Kingdom Portugal Józef
Poniatowski Józef Chłopicki Jan
Kozietulski Jan
Konopka Franciszek Młokosiewicz
First Siege of
Zaragoza Battle of...
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ordered his
Polish light cavalry escort of some 87 troops, led by Jan
Kozietulski, to
charge the Spaniards.
Despite losing two
thirds of
their numbers...
