LoD: I had to check the encyclopedia...
Józef (Joseph) Bem - very interesting... polish general, in October 1848 he commanded Vienna's defence. Since August 1849 commander-in-chief of Hungarian Army. After fall of Hungarian revolution, as a general in Turkey Army, changed his religion to Islam (his new name was Murat Pasza). Died in Syria in 1850.
Author of studies on theory of artillery and rocket building.
Sowiñski Józef Longin (1777-1831) - again polish general, patriot, not very famous outside Poland. His heroic attitude was immortalized by Juliusz Slowacki (polish romantic poet and writer) in his renowned poem.
Good choices LoD.
But I'd prefer our first leaders: Mieszko I or Boles³aw Chrobry.
Do you agree with my opinion that except for Walesa and Pope John Paul II we are short of Polish Great Leaders nowadays (lets say since 1950)?
Józef (Joseph) Bem - very interesting... polish general, in October 1848 he commanded Vienna's defence. Since August 1849 commander-in-chief of Hungarian Army. After fall of Hungarian revolution, as a general in Turkey Army, changed his religion to Islam (his new name was Murat Pasza). Died in Syria in 1850.
Author of studies on theory of artillery and rocket building.
Sowiñski Józef Longin (1777-1831) - again polish general, patriot, not very famous outside Poland. His heroic attitude was immortalized by Juliusz Slowacki (polish romantic poet and writer) in his renowned poem.
Good choices LoD.
But I'd prefer our first leaders: Mieszko I or Boles³aw Chrobry.
Do you agree with my opinion that except for Walesa and Pope John Paul II we are short of Polish Great Leaders nowadays (lets say since 1950)?
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