A symbolic painting of the aftermath of the uprising.
On the 22nd of January, 1863, people of present-day Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus and Latvia rose up against rule by the Russian Empire.The uprising would last into the following year, and would result in Russia harshly punishing those captured.
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I have only vaguely heard of this rebellion. As 1863 was at the height of the American Civil War, I was generally consumed with events in that conflict.
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