Nation And Memory In Russia, Poland, And Ukraine

Nation and Memory in Russia, Poland, and Ukraine. Outline Introduction Origins 3 The. How to write Polish History in the 19th century? Key questions Why. Joachim Lelewel Adam Mickiewicz Mieszko Casimir the Great (III) crowned – golden era of Polish Middle ages. Grand Principality of Lithuania. Lithuanians pagan. Conflict with Teutonic Order. Battle of Grunwald (in German history TannenbergUnion of Lublin. United Kingdom of. An old Latin proverb proclaimed that the Polish Commonwealth was "heaven for the nobles. From Norman Davies God‘s Playground. A History of Poland. Vol New York. Wappen „Jelita“. Commands the Army Calls the banns of the nobility together. Prerogatives of the King (ca. Liberum Veto Right of Resistance Confederation Zerrissener Reichstag. Liberum Veto (Latin. Wars King Jan III Sobieski. August the Strong, King of Poland, Elector of Saxony. Treaty of. Catherine II (the Great) of Russia Painting by Johann Baptist Lampi. Friedrich II, der Große (Frederik the Great) of Prussia Painting by Antoine Pesne. Rejtan or Poland‘s Fall (1772), Jan Matejko. -1791 Reform efforts culminating in Great or Four-Year-Sejm (1788-1791Constitution of May 3rd. Catholic confession. Confederation of Targowica (against reforms. After the Battle of Racławice (1794), painting by Jan Matejko (end of 19th c. Kosciuszko uprising 1795 Third Partition of Poland. Suchodolski The death of Józef Poniatowskis at Leipzig. Uprisings before. Kosciuszko-Uprising (Russia) Also in. Why was Poland partitioned and what can be done to regain independence? God’s Punishment – Sins Evilness of Prussia, Austria.

Outline Introduction Origins 3. The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 4. From the Deluge to the Partitions of Poland 5. What can be done? Partitioned Poland. 6. Conclusion.

How to write Polish History in the 19th century?

Key questions: Why did Poland fall? Shall Poland become independent again? How can Poland become independent again?

Latin Church – Roman Catholic Poland – firmly part of Europe Noble Republic (aristocratic), not autocratic Democratic potential Fighting for liberty The suffering nation.