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Organisation of
Independent Youth Zarzewie was a
clandestine Polish youth organization,
formed in May 1909 in Lemberg,
Austrian Galicia.
Based on ****ociation...
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Propaganda Due ****ociation of the
Polish Youth "Zet" Ordo
Templi Orientis Zarzewie Carbonária
Military Order of
Christ ****ociation of the
Polish Youth "Zet"...
- Partition, to the
family of
railway clerk,
Wojciech Łyżwiński. He
joined the
Zarzewie and
later joined the
Polish Rifle Squads. At the age of 20, he enrolled...
- then a
Russian language trade school.
Early in his
youth he
joined the
Zarzewie resistance organization and
became one of its
leaders in Kalisz. Denunciated...
- Zet left the Liga Narodowa. A part of its
members started a new group,
Zarzewie, another, in 1911, the "New Zet" (Nowy Zet). In
World War I, many Zet members...
-
member of the
Obuwnik Prudnik [pl]
archery club, as well as a
cyclist for
Zarzewie Prudnik [pl]. He
attended an
elementary school in Prudnik. Next, in the...
- (basketball) MKS Pogoń
Prudnik (football) KS
Obuwnik Prudnik (archery) LKS
Zarzewie Prudnik (karate, chess) LKJ
Olimp Prudnik (equestrianism) Stowarzyszenie...
-
paramilitary organization,
founded in 1911 by the
Youth Independence Organization Zarzewie in the Austro-Hungarian
sector of
partitioned Poland.
Among its founders...
- Chruściel
joined the
secret scouting troop; he was also
active in the
Zarzewie movement. In 1914,
after the
outbreak of the
First World War he
moved to...
- to
paramilitary Polish organizations, such as
Polish Rifle Squads and
Zarzewie. In
August and
September 1914 he
served in
Legion Wschodni, and then was...
