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The Polish Legions: Napoleon's Forgotten Soldiers
Before the Duchy of Warsaw, before the November Uprising, there were the Polish Legions—units formed in Italy in 1797 after Poland's final partition. This episode traces their creation by General Jan Henryk Dąbrowski, their service under Napoleon Bonaparte, and their role in keeping the idea of an independent Poland alive through song and sacrifice. We cover the Legions' major battles, including the Battle of Trebbia and the Siege of Mantua, their interaction with the Cisalpine Republic, and the tragic end at the Battle of the Pyrenees. The episode also explores how the Legions gave…
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