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- Denisko_Uprising abstract "The Denisko Uprising, named after Joachim Denisko, was the first Polish rebellion after the failed Kosciuszko Uprising. It took place in late June 1797 in the regions of Pokucie and Podole, which after the Partitions of Poland became part of Austrian Galicia. Joachim Mokosiej Denisko was born in ca. 1756, in a Polish szlachta family of Volhynia. A Jacobin, he took part in the Kosciuszko Uprising, as a political and military commandant of the County of Krzemieniec. In 1794, he carried out a failed rebel raid on Volhynia, after which he fled to the Ottoman Empire, a traditional enemy of the Russian Empire. While in Turkey, Denisko worked on another rebellion, cooperating with a patriotic organization from Lwow, Centralizacja Lwowska. Centralizacja Lwowska was founded in January 1796 in Krakow, but soon afterwards its office was moved to Lwow. Its members were mainly rich landowners from Austrian and Russian occupied parts of Poland, with bulk of them living in Galicia. Centralizacja also had members in Volhynia and former Grand Duchy of Lithuania: its target was a general insurrection, with support of Turkey and revolutionary France. The organization was commanded by Walerian Dzieduszycki, while Joachim Denisko was one of key members.First Polish military units were organized in Podole, Bucovina and Wallachia in 1795. Polish patriots hoped for an armed conflict between Russia and Turkey (see History of the Russo-Turkish wars), in which they supported the Ottomans. The number of Polish military personnel in northern provinces of the Ottoman Empire was app. 1700, their camps were visited by French and English officers. In early March 1797, a group of Polish officers created Zwiazek Wojskowy (Military Association), commanded by Joachim Deniska. An Act of Insurrection was published, in which the abolition of social divisions and serfdom was promised. Walerian Dzieduszycki was named military leader of the rebellion, while Karol Kniaziewicz became its civilian leader, and speaker of the National Assembly. In May 1797, after an internal conflict, Denisko was forced to give up his post. Furthermore, as a result of activities of Russian intelligence services, several members of Centralizacja Lwowska were arrested, including Dzieduszycki. Despite these setbacks, on June 26, Denisko with 200 supporters crossed Austrian - Turkish border near Zaleszczyki. Four days later, on June 30, Austrian forces destroyed Polish detachment. Some Poles managed to return to Turkey, those captured were hanged on July 11 near Czerniowce. By the end of July, all Polish military camps were destroyed. Denisko himself fled to Turkey. In 1798 he returned to Volhynia, after Russian government declared an amnesty. He died in 1812 in Sankt Petersburg.".
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLink Krakow.
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLink Partitions_of_Poland.
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLink Saint_Petersburg.
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLink Szlachta.
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLink Wallachia.
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLink Zaleszczyki.
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- Denisko_Uprising wikiPageWikiLinkText "Denisko Uprising".
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- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:1797_in_Poland.
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:1797_in_the_Habsburg_Monarchy.
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:Central_and_Eastern_European_rebellions.
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:History_of_Galicia_(Eastern_Europe).
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:History_of_Poland_(1795–1918).
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:Military_history_of_the_Habsburg_Monarchy.
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:Polish_rebellions.
- Denisko_Uprising subject Category:Uprisings_of_Poland.
- Denisko_Uprising hypernym Rebellion.
- Denisko_Uprising type MilitaryConflict.
- Denisko_Uprising comment "The Denisko Uprising, named after Joachim Denisko, was the first Polish rebellion after the failed Kosciuszko Uprising. It took place in late June 1797 in the regions of Pokucie and Podole, which after the Partitions of Poland became part of Austrian Galicia. Joachim Mokosiej Denisko was born in ca. 1756, in a Polish szlachta family of Volhynia. A Jacobin, he took part in the Kosciuszko Uprising, as a political and military commandant of the County of Krzemieniec.".
- Denisko_Uprising label "Denisko Uprising".
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- Denisko_Uprising sameAs Повстання_Деніски.
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- Denisko_Uprising wasDerivedFrom Denisko_Uprising?oldid=680821981.
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