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Anyone hear of this guy before? Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Kościuszko [X(][&:]
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And this guy? Kazimierz Pułaski
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ORIGINAL: scott1964

Anyone hear of this guy before? Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Koœciuszko [X(][&:]

A guy involved in the polish revolt of 1793 ?
(from an old remenbrence of lessons in faculty, 20 years ago) .
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ORIGINAL: scott1964

Anyone hear of this guy before? Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Koœciuszko [X(][&:]

A guy involved in the polish revolt of 1793 ?
(from an old remenbrence of lessons in faculty, 20 years ago) .
He initially served as a volunteer in the Revolutionary War, but on October 18, 1776, Congress commissioned him a Colonel of Engineers in the Continental Army. [8D]
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ORIGINAL: scott1964

ORIGINAL: gladiatt

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Anyone hear of this guy before? Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Koœciuszko [X(][&:]

A guy involved in the polish revolt of 1793 ?
(from an old remenbrence of lessons in faculty, 20 years ago) .
He initially served as a volunteer in the Revolutionary War, but on October 18, 1776, Congress commissioned him a Colonel of Engineers in the Continental Army. [8D]

Isn' it possible he would have been in Poland 20 years later ??? His name really call something for me....i will try, if time given, to find my old lessons of History Faculty; or maybe to search on the net. But this name tell me something very blur about the East Europe history....
(not willing to say you are wrong: it is just a question; maybe it is an homonym, or his father/uncle/parent)...
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A guy involved in the polish revolt of 1793 ?
(from an old remenbrence of lessons in faculty, 20 years ago) .
He initially served as a volunteer in the Revolutionary War, but on October 18, 1776, Congress commissioned him a Colonel of Engineers in the Continental Army. [8D]

Isn' it possible he would have been in Poland 20 years later ??? His name really call something for me....i will try, if time given, to find my old lessons of History Faculty; or maybe to search on the net. But this name tell me something very blur about the East Europe history....
(not willing to say you are wrong: it is just a question; maybe it is an homonym, or his father/uncle/parent)...

If I recall my college history classes (European civ 101), he's one and the same. He fought in the US revolution, then returnerned to Poland and fought for her.
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I know Pulaski didn't last until the Polish revolt. He died in the AWI. The fort named after him is near Savannah. The fort/battlefield site is in excellent condition.

The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?
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I know Pulaski didn't last until the Polish revolt. He died in the AWI. The fort named after him is near Savannah. The fort/battlefield site is in excellent condition.

The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?

Pulaski was buried at sea during the revolution.
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ORIGINAL: anarchyintheuk

I know Pulaski didn't last until the Polish revolt. He died in the AWI. The fort named after him is near Savannah. The fort/battlefield site is in excellent condition.

The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?

I suppose that it would be possible, but he would have been pretty long in the tooth. (Old ).[:D]
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I know Pulaski didn't last until the Polish revolt. He died in the AWI. The fort named after him is near Savannah. The fort/battlefield site is in excellent condition.

The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?

Pulaski was buried at sea during the revolution.

Never knew that. I just assumed they buried him near Savannah.
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I know Pulaski didn't last until the Polish revolt. He died in the AWI. The fort named after him is near Savannah. The fort/battlefield site is in excellent condition.

The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?

I suppose that it would be possible, but he would have been pretty long in the tooth. (Old ).[:D]

Hopefully, Napoleon gave him a cushy job as commander of some fortress.
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ORIGINAL: anarchyintheuk

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ORIGINAL: anarchyintheuk

I know Pulaski didn't last until the Polish revolt. He died in the AWI. The fort named after him is near Savannah. The fort/battlefield site is in excellent condition.

The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?

I suppose that it would be possible, but he would have been pretty long in the tooth. (Old ).[:D]

Hopefully, Napoleon gave him a cushy job as commander of some fortress.
On March 19, 2007, the United States Senate voted unanimously to posthumously recognize Pulaski as an Honorary Citizen of the United States. The United States House of Representatives followed suit on October 8, 2009. Pending the President of the United States signs the resultant bill into law, Pulaski will become only the seventh person so honored. [:)][8D]
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The other guy survived the AWI and was probably active during the revolt. I wonder if he served in the Duchy of Warsaw forces after Napoleon reactivated it?
October 17 and November 6, 1799 he met with Napoleon Bonaparte. However, he failed to reach any agreement with the French leader. After the fall of Napoleon's empire in 1815 he met with Russia's Tsar Alexander I in Braunau. In return for his prospective services, Kościuszko demanded social reforms and territorial gains for Poland.
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He was birgadier general in USA:).
In Poland he was fighting as second in command in division lead by future Marshall of France. Later he became commander of this division.
He was also a leader of uprising against Russia

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If K met with Napoleon in 1799 I can see why no agreement was reached, there wouldn't have been a point. France wasn't in a position to demand anything from Prussia, AH and Russia at the time. Maybe Napoleon was just making the rounds with the emigre communities in France.

Thanks for the information on K and Pulaski.
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He initially served as a volunteer in the Revolutionary War, but on October 18, 1776, Congress commissioned him a Colonel of Engineers in the Continental Army. [8D]

Isn' it possible he would have been in Poland 20 years later ??? His name really call something for me....i will try, if time given, to find my old lessons of History Faculty; or maybe to search on the net. But this name tell me something very blur about the East Europe history....
(not willing to say you are wrong: it is just a question; maybe it is an homonym, or his father/uncle/parent)...

If I recall my college history classes (European civ 101), he's one and the same. He fought in the US revolution, then returnerned to Poland and fought for her.

ok guys, just the time for me to get home, to make my PBEM turn, to burry tons of old paper in my house, not to find my lessons of Faculty, to check on internet, and you have already make all the talk/discussion about this guy. Not fair [:(].
(errr, just kidding of course [;)] )
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Eric, this is a pretty bright crowd.  That's why I like to hang out with them.  It makes me seem smart, too.  [:D]
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Arrgh!  I've been captured by the very evil 5:00 PM meeting troll.  
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Can't you bribe it? Give it an intern to chew on?
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That's Niceguy's patented move.  I don't want to look like a copycat.  [:D]
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