Jaroslaw Dombrowski (1836-1871). Polish nobleman

Jaroslaw Dombrowski (1836-1871). Polish nobleman and military officer who served in the Imperial Russian Army. Fled to France where he fought with the Paris Commune in 1871, of whose forces he was eventually appointed commander-in-chief. He died of wounds he sustained fighting on the barricades. Portrait. Engraving by Marcelo Paris. Historia de la Guerra de Francia y Prusia (History of the War between France and Prussia). Volume II. Published in Barcelona, 1871

1836 Appointed Barricades Commander-in-chief Communard Communards Commune Dabrowski Eventually Fled Fought Francia Franco-german Franco-prussian Guerra Insurgency Insurgent Insurrection Insurrectionist Jaroslaw Marcelo Nobleman Proletarian Proletariat Prusia Revolt Sustained Wounds

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