Kraków Uprising
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The Kraków Uprising of February, 1846, was an attempt led by Edward Dembowski to incite a Polish fight for home-rule; however, most of the uprising was limited to the Free City of Kraków, where it was quickly suppressed by the Austrian army. Kraków was subsequently annexed to the Austrian Empire.
Teofil Wiśniowski, the President of the Uprising Tribunal in Galicia, led the short lived uprising in Eastern Galicia, where a battle involving Austrian Hussars in Narajów occurred.
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Partitions: Bar Confederation - Kościuszko Uprising - Greater Poland Uprising (1794) - Greater Poland Uprising (1806) - November Uprising - Greater Poland Uprising (1846) - Kraków Uprising - Greater Poland Uprising (1848) - January Uprising
Second Republic: Greater Poland Uprising (1918–1919) - Silesian Uprisings
World War II: Warsaw Ghetto Uprising - Operation Tempest - Warsaw Uprising
People's Republic: Poznań 1956 protests
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