Памятная дошка пра стварэнне Чавускага казацкага палка

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An interesting historical fact is evidenced by this commemorative plaque. At the beginning of the war between Russia and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1654-1667), the Orthodox noble Konstantin Yuryevich Poklonsky, along with his companions, on July 22, 1654, appealed to the Russian tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov (father of Perth I) with a request for permission to organize a regiment in the Cossack manner, in which to recruit "gentry and all kinds of employees" for the purpose of military actions against the Poles, that is, on the side of Russia. Alexey Mikhailovich graciously received Poklonsky, presented him with gifts, and gave him permission to organize a Cossack regiment. And already on August 6, 1654, the Chauss voluntarily sided with Russia, and on the same day Poklonsky began to organize a Cossack regiment here. They will tell you more about the Cossack regiment directly in the museum, where the specified commemorative plaque was fixed in 2016. You can treat this historical event in different ways, but history is history - you need to know it, not hide it.

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Памятная дошка пра стварэнне Чавускага казацкага палка

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