The November Uprising (1830–31), also known as the Polish–Russian War 1830–31 [3] or the Cadet Revolution, [4] was an armed rebellion in the heartland of partitioned Poland against the Russian Empire.

November Insurrection, (1830–31), Polish rebellion that unsuccessfully tried to overthrow Russian rule in the Congress Kingdom of Poland as well as in the Polish provinces of western Russia and parts of Lithuania, Belorussia, (now Belarus), and Ukraine.

Begun on a November night the uprising was the largest effort in the Polish armed liberation struggles of the nineteenth century. The outbreak of the November Uprising was preceded by the creation in 1828 of a secret conspiracy headed by Lt. Piotr Wysocki at …

The outbreak of the November Uprising occurred on 29 November 1830 when young officers took weapons from their garrison and attacked the Belvedere Palace, the seat of the Duke Constantine, who narrowly escaped dressed in women's clothing. The officers then attacked the main city arsenal and following a brief skirmish, captured it.

In the evening of 29 November, a group of a dozen or so people are marching through Warsaw’s Łazienki park towards the Belweder palace, to arrest the army’s commander Grand Duke Konstantin. They fail as he uses a trick to slip through their fingers.

The November Uprising, which took place in 1830, was a significant revolt by Polish nationalists against Russian imperial rule after Poland had been partitioned and divided among Russia, Prussia, and Austria.

It was the largest battle and the final episode of the Polish–Russian War of 1830–31, a conflict that became better known as the November Uprising. After almost a year of heavy fighting, a large Russian force crossed the Vistula and besieged the capital of Poland on 20 August.

Nov 30, 2021 · Today we mark the 191 anniversary of the November Uprising in Poland. Late, on the night of November 29/30, 1830 Polish officers and cadets from the Warsaw Military Academy initiated one of its first national insurrections in modern Polish history.

The Polish rebellions, specifically the November Uprising of 1830 and the January Uprising of 1863, were significant armed insurrections against foreign domination in Poland.

The November Uprising was a Polish insurrection against Russian rule that took place from November 1830 to October 1831. This revolt was driven by a surge of nationalistic fervor and Romantic ideals, reflecting a growing desire for independence and autonomy among the Polish people, who were discontent with foreign domination and longing for a ...