Biography

After the death of Catherine II, Kosciuszko was freed from captivity by her successor, Tsar Paul I Romanov.

He achieved his first military successes as early as 74 BC when he repulsed the invasion of Bithynia by the kingdom of Pontus.

In the post-war period, Hemingway suffered from many illnesses: diabetes, severe headaches, high blood pressure and overweight problems. He also abused alcohol.

He also invented the wireless transfer of electricity.

Shortly before her marriage, the Middleton family was granted its own coat of arms.

In 1836 Frederic Chopin got engaged to Maria Wodzińska, but the wedding never happened.

When he achieved his first successes as a young boy, his father was only interested in whether money could be made from his work.

After returning from Paris to Dresden in June 1793, Kosciuszko developed the concept of organizing a national uprising.

He was born into a Serbian family, and his ancestors came from western Serbia near Montenegro.

Kosciuszko's stay in Paris lasted five years.