- Jędrzej
Kitowicz (November 25, 1728;
April 3, 1804) was a
Polish historian and diarist.
According to
Roman Pollak [pl], a
historian of
Polish literature...
- Pączki have been
known in
Poland at
least since the
Middle Ages. Jędrzej
Kitowicz wrote that
during the
reign of
Augustus III,
under the
influence of French...
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Dumanowski &
Jankowski (2011), p. 173.
Dumanowski (2015).
Dumanowski (2012).
Kitowicz (1840), p. 146.
Mickiewicz (2006). Applebaum, Anne; Crittenden, Danielle...
- palm leaves, and were a
strangely beautiful sight to
behold – Jędrzej
Kitowicz (1728–1804). The
hussars represented the
heavy cavalry of the Commonwealth...
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Moraczewski Jędrzej Gruszczyński Jędrzej Maćkowiak Jędrzej
Giertych Jędrzej
Kitowicz Jędrzej Jędrych This page or
section lists people that
share the same given...
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second only to
sabers in prestige.
According to
Polish aristocrat Andrzej Kitowicz, a
nobleman would not
leave his
house without his
saber and his warhammer...
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Perspectives On Access.
Routledge Falmer. p. 140. ISBN 978-0-415-35491-2.
Kitowicz, Jędrzej (2019).
Customs and
Culture in
Poland Under the Last
Saxon King...
- Pączki have been
known in
Poland at
least since the
Middle Ages. Jędrzej
Kitowicz has
described that
during the
reign of the
Augustus III
under influence...
- jam-filled doughnuts,
known in
Poland at
least since the
Middle Ages. Jędrzej
Kitowicz wrote that
during the
reign of the
August III
under influence of French...
- from the
description of Jędrzej
Kitowicz; the
convict was
strung on his back, not on his
stomach (as in Jędrzej
Kitowicz).
Longitudinal impalement is an...
