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Topic: Eustachy Sanguszko


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Early in his youth he was forced to join the Russian Imperial Guard, as tsar Alexander I of Russia demanded that all the heirs of aristocratic families be sent to Russian military schools to ensure their families' loyalty.
It was suggested that he might be pardoned should he renounce his loyalty to the Commonwealth leaders of the uprising, but Sanguszko declined and the court sentenced him to loss of noble status, confiscation of all property (one of the largest fortunes in the region) and exile to Siberia.
On December 18, 1831 Sanguszko was compelled to walk the entire way to Siberia (about 3300 km) in chains for his part in the insurrection, as was usual at the time.
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 Poniatowski
But when it came to action, Poniatowski vacillated: He issued orders to take the King into custody (the intention was to persuade him to rejoin the patriotic camp) and then rescinded them, in the end deciding not to move against his uncle.
Distressed, in the last skirmish at Markuszew (July 26) he charged the enemy troops and was barely saved by his friend, Prince Eustachy Sanguszko, and his soldiers.
In the years to come and for the rest of their lives both Sanguszko and Poniatowski will endlessly reexamine the Zielence battle in their minds, each seeking ways in which they might have been able to take advantage of the situation back then...
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 Sanguszko
Pr Karol Sanguszko-Lubartowicz (1779-1840); note: I had her listed as sister of Eustachy, but received the following from Kazimierz Bem: “pss.
Dorota Sanguszko (d.1829), who married her uncle prince Karol Sanguszko (d.1840), was not a sister but a daughter of prince Eustachy and his wife pss Klementyna Czartoryska.
Eustachy married her to his cousin, and made sure, that she made him her heir.
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 Poreba Radlna, Poland - English Version
The vilalge key landmark definitevly worth visiting is gothic style St. Piter and Paul church which was built between 1903-06 from the fundation of XX Eustachy and Konstancja Sanguszko as their thanks for the birth of their only son.
The church was designed by well known polish architect J. Sas-Zubrzycki.
Neo-gothic styl, three-nave, built from brick and stone in 1904 - 1905 from the Sanguszko fundation.
www.budzik.org /porebaradlna/poreba-english.html   (376 words)

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