Somewhere along the way I came across a bibliography for the Russo-Polish War of 1830. I also have some material I can send you. You can contact me directly at Burker1 (at) aol (dot) com.
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE RUSSO-POLISH WAR: 1830 – 1831
A.] Unpublished Sources:
"Artillerie. Situation abroge des principaux objects d'Artillerie existants dans les Places du Royaume de Pologne." Biblioteka Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, rKps 57/1.
"Zbiory Pradzyn'skiego, Uwagi Tomasza Potockiego. Notes et observations sur le memoire historique et militaire sur le guerre de 1831." ____________, rKps 58/14.
B.] Primary Sources:
Bem, Jozef. Notes sur les Fusees Incendiaires [Notes on Incendiary Rockets]. Weimar: n.p., 1820.
Bilingual French/German work on the construction and use of Congreve Rockets. Bem was then a captain of horse artillery in the Congress Army.
Brandt, Heinrich von. Aus dem Leben des Generals der Infanterie z. D. Dr. Heinrich von Brandt [On the Life of Active Duty General of Infantry, Dr. Heinrich von Brandt]. Berlin: Mittler und Sohn, 1870.
Officer in Grand Duchy forces during Napoleonic Wars, Prussian observer in 1831.
Brzozowski, Marie [Marjan]. La Guere de Pologne en 1831 [The Polish War of 1831]. Leipzig: F. A. Brockhaus, 1833.
Artillery lieutenant and Vituti Militari winner during the war. Interesting and easy to read.
[Chl/apowski, Dezydery]. Lettre du general Chlapowski sur les evenements militaires en Pologne et en Lithuanie [General Chlapowski's Letter on Military Events in Poland and Lithuania].
Paris: Guiraudet, 1851.
Commander of first Polish foray into Lithuania, and responsible for greatly increasing partisan activity there. Related to Konstantine, and so distrusted by radical Poles, he obtained some flak after leading his troops into Prussia and internment. Original edition published in Berlin in 1832.
Dembinski, Henryk. Memoires sur la Campagne de Lithuanie [Recollections on the Campaign in Lithuania]. Strasbourg: Frederic-Charles Heitz, 1832.
____________. Mein Feldzug nach und in Lithauen [My Campaign to and in Lithuania]. Trans.
and ed. Dr. R. O. Spazier.Leipzig: Dyk'schen, 1832.
Dembinski conducted a skillful campaign to stir up partisan activity in Lithuania. He was the only Polish commander to escape this campaign with troops and reputation intact. Briefly commanded the revolutionary forces in summer 1831; went on to direct anti-Russian forces elsewhere, notably in Hungary (1848). The above two editions are similar, the French a little longer, while the German has a better map.
"Despatch of Prince Lubecki to the Emperor of Russia," The Portfolio. Vol. IV, No. XXVII (3 August 1836).
Mainly a defense of his actions in regards to the Warsaw treason trial of 1828, and request for Nicholas to respect the 1815 constitution.
Gembarzewski, Bronisl/aw, (compiler). Pamietniki General/a Pradzyn'skiego [Memoirs of General Pradzyn'ski]. 4 Vol. Krakow: Uniwersytetu Jagiellon'skiego, n.d..
Volume four contains reprints of orders, dispatches, letters, maps and orders-of-battle. Mainly in Polish, and a few in French.
General Treaty of Congress. Signed at Vienna, June 9, 1815; With Three Annexes Thereto Relating to the Kingdom of Poland, and the Republic of Cracow. London: House of Commons, 1847.
Bilingual French/English copy of treaties from Congress of Vienna, also contains
constitution for the Republic of Cracow.
Gluchowski, J. B. [pseud. for Jozef Bem]. La Pologne dans ses Anciennes Limites; le Duche de Moscu en 1473, et l'Empire des Russies Actuel [Poland in its Former Borders; the
Duchy of Moscow in 1473, and the Present Russian Empire]. Paris: Chez Caron, 1843.
Mainly on pre-1815 events. Does contain copies of political documents, treaties, and Russian lists of wanted rebels from events of 1830-1831.
Gnorowski, S. B. Insurrection of Poland in 1830-31 and the Russian Rule Preceding it Since 1815. London: James Ridgway, 1839.
Pro-Polish, but useful overview.
Harring, Harro. Poland Under the Dominion of Russia. London: James Cochrane & Co., 1830.
Interesting look at events right before the November Revolution by a German cadet in Konstantine's Guard Lancer Regiment.
Hordynski, Jozef. History of the Late Polish Revolution and Events of the Campaign. Boston: n.p., 1833.
Author lists himself as a major of the Tenth Lithuanian Uhlans. His work is extremely biased, both against all things Russian, and for General Skrzynecki. Neither his accounts, nor his maps jive with other records.
Kosciakiewicz, A.. Souvenirs de l'emigration Polonaise [Memoirs of the Polish Emigration]. Paris: n.p., 1858.
Author served in Sixteenth Infantry Regiment and won Cross of Military Virtue during the fighting. His book deals mainly with what happened to those who left Poland after the war.
Kryczynski, J. N. The Recovery of Poland. Philadelphia: n.p., 1847.
Joined Polish army in 1820's and ran afoul of Konstantine. Not too much on 1830-1831.
Lelevel [Lelewel], Joachim. Histoire de Pologne [History of Poland]. 2 Vol.. Paris: Libraire Polonaise, 1844.
Contains useful overview of 1815-1831, along with many bibliographical entries not included here.
[Malachowski, Casimir]. Quelques Mots Concernant les Ordres Donnes par le General en Chef de l'Armee Polonaise au Corps du General Ramorino Apres l'Evacuation de Varsoive
[Some Words Concerning the Orders Given by the Commander-in-Chief of the Polish Army to General Ramorino's Corps After the Evacuation of Warsaw]. Paris: Hector Bossange et Cie., 1832.
Short pamphlet that reprints orders and reports relating to Ramorino's actions after 7 September 1831.
Memoires Officielles sur la Pologne. Precis des Negociations entre le Marechal Paskiewitch et le Commandant en Chef de l'Armee Polonaise, apres l'Evacuation de Varsovie [Official Account from Poland. Outline of the Negotiations Between Marshal Paskiewitch and the Commmander-in-Chief of the Polish Army after the Evacuation of Warsaw]. Paris: Jules Renouard, 1832.
Mieroslawski, Louis [Ludwig]. Histoire de la revolution de Pologne. [History of the Polish Revolution]. 2 Vols. Paris: M.A. Jelowicki et Cie., 1836.
Carbonari and infantry nco in 1831, Mieroslawski (1814-1878) went on to command Polish revolutionaries in 1848 and 1863. His interest in things military makes these valuable for students of the war.
Neufeld, Carl. Polens Revolution und Kampf im Jahre 1831 [Poland's Revolution and Struggle in the Year 1831]. Hanau: Friedrich Ko"nig, 1833.
Author was Polish infantry captain at Grocho'w. Useful.
Olizar, Narcis. Memoires du Comte Narcis Olizar, Senateur Polonais [Memoirs of Count Narcis Olizar, Polish Senator]. Paris: Jules Renouard et Comp., 1845.
Mainly on the tail end of 1831, and his captivity in Russia. One disjointed chapter deals with the uprising in Volhynia.
Pietkiewicz. Michel. La Lithuanie et sa derniere insurrection [Lithuania and Her Last Uprising]. Bruxelles: H. Dumont, 1832.
Useful look at partisan actions. In addition, reprints numerous letters, dispatches and edicts.
La Pologne et la Prusse en 1831 [Poland and Prussia in 1831]. Paris: Pinard, 1831.
Reproduces documents, diplomatic notes and letters from Polish rebels to Prussian
government.
La Pologne, La Russie et La Prusse, ou l'Ordre de Virtuti Militari, Nicholas, et L'Assassinat [Poland, Russia and Prussia, or the Military Virtue Order, Nikolas and its Degradation]. Paris, Komitet Narodowy Polski, 1832.
Complaints by Poles when Nikolas issued all qualified troops a campaign medal for the battles of 1831 that was an exact copy of Poland's highly coveted Virtuti Militari award.
"Par une Polonaise" [Gzabowska?]. Esquisses Polonaises [Polish Sketches]. Paris. Hector Bossange, 1831.
Mainly gossip; contains translation of article, "Observations of a Polish Officer," from a Warsaw newspaper.
Rostworowski, Michal/ (ed.). Dyaryusz Sejmu z R. 1830-1831 [Sejm Minutes from 1830-1831]. 6 Vol.. Cracow: Akademii Umiej., 1907.
Mainly in Polish, but vol. I, II and IV have valuable entries in French from Chl/opicki,
Drucki-Lubecki and Ramorino.
Russkoe istorichesko obschestvo. Sbornik Imperatorskago russkago istorich. [Imperial Russian History Journal.] Correspondance de L'Empereur Nicholas I et du Grand Duc Constantine [Correspondance Between Emperor Nikolas and Grand Duke Konstantine]. Vol. I (1825-29) and Vol. II (1830-1831). St. Petersburg, V. 131-132, 1910-1911.
Valuable collection of letters, mainly in French. Contain a great deal of trivial matter, as one might expect from Romanovs, but also some very useful information.
Schiemann, Theodor [ed. and compiler]. Erinnerungen von Alexander Lwowitsch Seeland aus der Polnischen Revolution von 1830/31 [Recollections of Alexander Lwowitsch Seeland on the Polish Revolution of 1830/31]. Stuttgart: F. G. Sotta'schen, 1894.
General in Russia's Lithuanian Corps during 1831.
Smitt, Friedrich [Fedor] von. Feldherrn-Stimmen aus und u"ber den Polnischer Krieg von Jahr 1831 [Generals' Concensus Over the Polish War of the Year 1831]. Leipzig: C. F. Winter'sche, 1858.
Reprints journals, orders and articles from Diebitsch, Tol, Paskievitch, Charzanowski and
Pradzyn'ski.
____________. Geschichte des Polnischen Aufstandes und Krieges in den Jahren 1830 und 1831 [History of the Uprising and War in Poland in the Years 1830 and 1831]. 2 Vol. Berlin: Duncher & Humbolt, 1839.
Baltic-German officer with the Russian forces. Censor at Wilno before the war, he was assigned to write an "official history" for foreign consumption. Russian edition, Istoriia-pol'skago vozstaniia i voiny 1830 i 1831 godov was published in 1863 and is more detailed.
Smolka. S. (ed.). Korespondencya X. Lubeckiego z ministrami sekretarzami stanu Ignacym Sobolewskim i Stefanem Grabowski [The Correspondence of X. Lubecki with the Secretary of State Ignacy Sobolewski and Stefan Grabowski]. 4 Vols. Cracow: n.p., 1909.
Copies of original letters in Polish and French. Mainly of value on pre-1830 events.
Soltyk, Roman, Le comte. La Pologne. Precis historique, politique et militaire de sa Revolution [Poland. A Historical, Political and Military Outline of Her Revolution]. 2 Vols. Paris: Pagnerre, 1833.
Artillery general during the fighting, also served as liberal member of the Diet. Best remembered for proposing the dethronement of Nicholas I. Detailed and easy to read.
"On the System of Recruiting in the Russian Empire." The Portfolio. Vol. IV, No. XXXI (1 October 1836): 449-453.
Willisen, Wilhelm von. Der Russisch-Polnische Feldzug des Jahres 1831 [ The Russian-Polish Campaign from the Year 1831]. Leipzig, Dunckner und Humbolt, 1868.
____________. Theorie des Grossen Krieges [Theory of Great Wars]. 3 Vol.. Berlin: Duncker und Humbolt, 1840- 1849.
A Prussian observer in 1831, see vol. 1-2 for his views on the operations of that year.
[Works Relating to the Polish Revolution of 1830-1832].
Held in Stanford University's Library under above title. This is a bound collection of small booklets in Polish and French. Contains reprints of correspondence from last actions of revolutionary forces before internment in Prussia, poetry, and forty pages on manuscript at end on actions in the war and in emigration.
Zaliwski, Joseph [Jo'zef]. La Revolution Polonaise du Novembre 1830 [The Polish Revolution of Novmber 1830]. Paris: [Duverger?], 1833.
Short but interesting pamphlet by key figure in 29 November events. Looks at reasons behind failure of insurrection.
C.] Secondary sources:
Andolenko, General. Histoire de l'Armee Russe [History of the RussianArmy].Paris: Flammarion, 1967.
Good chapter with a Russian view of 1831.
Betley, J. A.. Belgium and Poland in International Relations, 1830-31. s'Gravenhage: Mouton & Co., 1960.
Diplomatic approach; reprints several interesting documents.
Copson-Niecko, Maria J. E.. "Irish-Polish Correspondence Concerning Plans to Enlist in the Service of the Porte in 1850 and 1855." Irish Sword. (Sum 1974): 145-162.
Curtiss, John Shelton. The Russian Army Under Nicholas I, 1825-1855. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1965.
Relies completely on Russian sources. Good chapter on the war, also useful for organization, training, etc. of Russian forces.
Duker, Abraham, G.. "Mickiewicz and the Jewish Problem," in Manfred Kridl (ed.). Adam Mickiewicz, Poet of Poland. New York: Greenwood Press, [1951 rept.] 1969.
Mainly on Mickiewicz's efforts to form a Jewish Legion in the emigre's post-1831 war against Russia.
Geiysztor, Alexander (et. al.). History of Poland. Warszawa: PWN, 1968.
Polish Communist Party version for foreigners.
Gerecke, Anneliese, Das Deutsche Echo auf die Polnische Erhebung von 1830 [The German Echo of the Polish Insurrection of 1830]. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 1964.
Looks at official and unofficial reactions. Tremendous German language bibliography.
Halicz, Emanuel. Partisan Warfare in 19th Century Poland: The Development of a Concept. Gylling, Denmark: Odense University Press, 1975.
____________. Polish National Liberation Struggles and the Genesis of the Modern Nation. Tran. Robert A. Clarke. Gylling, Denmark: Odense University Press, 1982.
Both look at events of 1794, 1830/1 and 1863. Former stresses military aspects, while latter is a collection of papers on a wider range of topics. The Party Line is evident, but not over-powering.
Horsetzky, General A. von. A Short History of the Chief Campaigns in Europe Since 1792. Trans. Lt. K. B. Ferguson. London: John Murray, 1909.
Abridged version of his work in German. Maps not as good, but does provide a concise look at the fighting. Author was Austro-Hungarian corps commander stationed in Cracow.
Hundt-Radowsky, Hartwig. Polen und Seine Revolution [Polen and Her Revolution]. Stuttgart: Schweizerbart, 1831.
Kalembka, Sl/awomir. "L'insurrection polonaise de 1830-1831 jugee par les ideologues et publicistes de la grande emigration" [The Polish Uprising of 1830-1831 as Judged by the ideologists and publicists of the Great Emigration]. Acta Poloniae Historica. Vol. 42 (1980): 67-110.
Kozl/owski, K.. Wojsko Polski z Roku 1830/31 [Polish Soldiers in the Years 1830/31]. Poznan':Wydanie II, 1908.
Contains attractive color plates of Polish uniforms.
Krahmer, Gustav. "Der russische Kriegschauplatz in seinem Einflusse auf die dort operirenden Armee in Feldzuge 1812 und dem Polnischen Insurrectionskriege 1830/31" [The Influence of the Russian Theatre of War on Army Operations in the 1812 Campaign and in the Polish Insurrection of 1830/31]. Milita"risch Wo"chenblatt (1885): 125-155.
Krahmer, a major in the General Staff, looks at effects of geography, climate and supply on both campaigns.
Kukiel, M[arian]. Czartoryski and European Unity, 1770-1861. Princeton: University Press, 1955.
Partisan biography of Czartoryski by well known Polish political and military historian.
____________. "Les Origins de la Strategie et de la Tactique des Insurrections Polonaises au XVIIIe au XIXe Siecle" [The Origins of Polish Insurrectionary Strategies and Tactics in
the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century]. Revue internationale d'Histoire militaire. No.
12 (1952): 526-545.
____________. "Problems des guerres d'insurrection au XIX siecle" [Problems of Nineteenth Century Revolutionary Wars]. Antemurale. Vol. II (1955): 70-81.
Mainly looks at how 1830-31 events effected later strategies.
____________. "La Revolution de 1830 et la Pologne" [The 1830 Revolution and Poland]. Revue Internationale d'Histoire Politique et Constitutionnelle. No. 11 (Juillet-Septembre 1953): 235-248.
Looks at how events in France and Poland played off each other.
Kunz, Hermann. Der Polnisch-Russische Kreig von 1831 [The Polish-Russian War of 1831]. Berlin: Friedrich Luckhardt, 1890.
Author was a major in the German Army. Good, but nothing new.
Laubert, Manfred. "Beitra"ge zu Preussens Stellung Gegenu"ber dem Warschauer Novemeraufstand v. J. 1830." Jahrbucher fur Kultur und Geschicte der Slaven. Vol. V (1929): 381-389.
Reprints documents in French and German on Prussian efforts to cut off communications and supplies from the Polish rebels.
Leslie, R. F.. Polish Politics and the Revolution of November 1830. London: Athlone Press, 1956.
Good coverage of all aspects; useful bibliography.
Lewak, Adam. "The Polish Rising of 1830," The Slavonic and East European Review. Vol. 9 (1930-1931), pp. 350-360.
Concise over view; also looks at French, Austrian, Prussian and English reactions.
Lincoln, W. Bruce. Nicholas I: Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias. Dekalb, Ill.:
Northern Illinois University Press, 1989.
A look at Nicholas "the not so bad," whose reign "was a good time for many Russians…." Brief coverage of the war, but helpful for understanding his character.
Malte-Brun and Leonard Chodzko. Tableau de la Pologne Ancienne et Moderne [A Description of Ancient and Modern Poland]. 2 Vol. Paris: Aime-Andre, 1830.
Well timed update of previous 1807 work. Contains geographic, economic and statistical data. Useful for background notes.
Morley, Charles. "Czartoryski as a Polish Statesman," Slavic Review. Vol. 30/ No. 3 (September 1971), 606-614.
____________. "The European Significance of the November Uprising," Journal of Central European Affairs. Vol. II/ No. 4 (January 1952), 407-416.
Details Russian diplomatic and military plans for invasion of France and Belgium in 1830, plus Polish reactions.
Nistor, Ion I.. "Die Polenlegion in Krimkriege," [The Polish Legion in the Crimean War]. Codrul Cosminuliu. Vol. IX (1935), pp. 7-102.
Notice sur la Vie Militaire et Politique du General Bem [Sketch on the Military and Political Career of General Bem]. Paris: Depot due de Bussy N. 38, 1849.
A few useful notes on 1831, but mainly on his efforts in Transylvania.
Nowak, Tadeusz. "La technique des fusees en Pologne jusqua la moite du XIXe siecle" [Rocket Technology in Poland up to the Middle of the Nineteenth Century]. In Witold Bieganski (et.al.). Histoire militaire de la Pologne [Polish Military History]. Varsovie: MON, 1970.
Covers experimental work by Jozef Bem and use of the Rocket Battery at Grochow.
Pienkos, Angela T.. The Imperfect Autocrat. Grand Duke Constantine Pavlovich and the Polish Congress Kingdom. Boulder, Colo.: East European Monographs, 1987.
Excellent biography. Also contains English translation of Polish 1815 Constitution and Organic Statute of 1832.
Puzyrewsky, Alexander. Der Polnisch-russische Krieg 1831 [The Polish-Russian War of 1831]. Trans. Valerian Mikulicz. 2 Vols. Wien: Kreisel & Gro"ger, 1892.
Translation of Pol'sko-russkaia voina 1831 goda (1886). Puzyrewsky was a Major-General in Russian army and Chief-of-Staff for its Warsaw District. A very valuable work, with a multi-lingual bibliography and maps for just about every event of this war. His Polish edition, Wojna Polska-Ruska 1831r (1899) was reprinted in 1988 with better, albeit fewer, colored maps. An important work.
Reddaway, W. F. (et. al.). The Cambridge History of Poland: From Augustus II to Pilsudski (1697-1935). Cambridge: University Press, 1941.
Col. Bronislaw Pawlowski provides a chapter on military actions of 1830-1831, while Kukiel writes on the military history of 1794 to 1815.
Schiemann, Theodore. Geschicte Russlands unter Kaiser Nicolaus I [History of Russia under Tsar Nicholas I]. Vol. III. Berlin: Georg Reimer, 1913.
Excellent look at events of 1830-1831. Also reprints important documents, in French and German, from St.Petersburg, Paris, Vienna and Berlin archives
Skowronek, Jerzy. "The 150th Anniversary of the Polish November Uprising." Acta Poloniae Historica. Vol. 45 (1982): 141-152.
Looks at recent works in honor of the 150th anniversary, as well as past classics.
____________. "The Direction of Political Change in the Era of National Insurrection, 1795-1864." In J. K. Fedorowicz (ed.). A Republic of Nobles: Studies in Polish History to 1864. Cambridge: University Press, 1982.
Skurnowicz, Joan S.. Romantic Nationalism and Liberalism: Joachim Lelewel and the Polish National Idea. Boulder, Colo: East European Monographs, 1981.
Sokolnicki, Michel. Les Origines de l'Emigration polonaise en France [The Origins of the Polish Emigration to France, 1831- 1832]. Paris: Flix Alcan, 1910.
Interesting look at the tail end of the uprising. Describes efforts to get interned soldiers out of Prussia and Austria, and into France.
Spazier, Richard Otto. Geschichte des Aufstandes des Polnischen Volkes in dem Jahren 1830 und 1831 [History of the Polish Insurrection in the Years 1830 and 1831]. 3 Vol. Stuttgart: Brodhag'schen, 1834.
Held Ph.D. in Polish Literature and was active supporter of the revolution. A detailed, biased and sometimes faulty history, but still worth a look. Detailed orders of battle in
Vol 2 and 3, plus a beautiful collection of maps at end.
Stachowski, Tadeusz. "Between Waterloo and the Alma. The Polish-Russian War of 1831. Part I: Grochow." History Today. (June 1979): 310-317.
____________. "____________. Part II: Ostrolenka." ____________. (July 1979): 386-393.
Good introduction, though very sympathetic to Poles.
Stcherbatow, General Prince. Le Feld-Marechal Prince Paskevitsch Sa vie Politique et Militaire [The Political and Military Career of Field Marshal Prince Paskiewitch]. 2 Vol.. St-Petersbourg: Trenke et Fusnot, 1888.
Good biography. Many letters and other documents reproduced.
Tarczynski, Marek. "Le role de l'armee dans le developpement social de la Pologne dans les annes 1807-1831" [The Role of the Army in Polish Social Development During the Years 1807- 1831]. In Eugeniusz Kozl/owski (et. al.). L'armee aux epoques des grandes transformations sociales [The Army in Periods of Great Social Transformation]. Varsovie: MON, 1980.
Handy look at organization, recruitment and class system in Polish military. Compares Napoleonic and Congress periods.
Thackeray, Frank W.. Antecedents of Revolution: Alexander I and the Polish Kingdom, 1815- 1825. Boulder, Colo.: East European Monographs, 1980.
____________. "N. N. Novosil'tsov, the Polish Years," The Polish Review. Vol. XXVIII/ No. 1 (1983), pp. 32-46.
Quick look at the Tsar's representative to the Congress Kingdom. A man many Poles simply referred to as, "the Devil."
Tokarz, Wacl/aw. Armja Kro'lestwa Polskiego 1815-1830 [Army of the Congress Kingdom of Poland 1815-1830]. Piotrko'w: N.K.K., 1917.
____________. Wojna Polsko-Rusyjska 1830 i 1831 roku [The Russo- Polish War in the Years 1830 and 1831]. Warszawa: Instytut Naukowo, 1930.
With a lifetime of study, and access to sources no longer available, Tokarz is still considered a superior source on 1815-1831 Polish military history.
Urbanik, Andrew and Baylen, Joseph. "Polish Exiles and the Turkish Empire, 1830-1876," The
Polish Review. Vol. XXVI/ No. 3 (1981), pp. 43-53.
Covers Polish emigre efforts to stir up trouble for Russia in Ottoman Empire, the Balkans and Egypt.
Walker, Franklin. "Constantine Pavlovich: An Appraisal," Slavic Review. Vol. XXVI/ No. 3 (September 1967), pp. 445-452.
Claims he was "an able, loyal and humane servant of his two brothers."
Wojtasik, Janusz. "La Guerre de partisans dans la pensee militaire polonaise du XIXe siecle" [Partisan Warfare in Polish Military Thought of the Nineteenth Century]. In Eugeniusz Kozl/owski (et. al.). L'armee aux epoques des grandes transformations sociales [The Army in Periods of Great Social Transformation]. Varsovie: MON, 1980.
____________. "The Influence of Armament on the Art of War in the Polish National Risings in the 18th and 19th Century" In Witold Bieganski (et. al.). Military Technique, Policy and Strategy in History. Warsaw: Ministry of Defense Publishing House, 1976.
Invaluable look at Polish weapons, the lack of an armaments' industry, and their effect on 1830-31.
____________. "Les principales conceptions de la lutte pour l'independance dans les annees trente et quarante du XIXe siecle" [Principal Concepts in the Struggle for Independence
during the 1830's and 1840's]. In Witold Bieganski (et. al.). Histoire militaire de la Pologne [Polish Military History]. Varsovie: MON, 1970.
Looks at partisan warfare in 1830-1831, and how it effected strategies of later uprisings.
Wolowski, M. Casmir. Etudes sur la Pologne [Polish Studies]. Paris: Douniel, 1863.
Issued to raise money and awareness for Poland's 1863 struggle against the Tsar. Contains
article on Polish efforts to stir up the Ukraine in 1831.
Zajewskiego, Wl/adysl/awa (ed.). Powstanie Listopadowe 1830-1831. Dzieje Wewnetrzne.
Militaria. Europa Wobec. Powstania [The November Insurrection of 1830-1831. Internal Records. Militaria. European Considerations. The Insurrection.]. Warszawa: P.W.N., 1990.
Beautiful book full of useful articles, excellent maps and good quality pictures.
Zakezewski, Bogdan. "Emile Plater et le mythe Romantique du Heroes European" [Emily Plater
and the Romantic Myth of European Heroes]. Pologne. L'insurrection de 1830-1831. Sa reception en Europe [Poland: The Uprising of 1830-1831. Its Reception in Europe].
Lille: Universite de Lille III, 1982.
Compares Ms. Plater to Joan of Arc; interesting.
Zio'l/ek, Jan. "Generalicija Powstania Lisopadowego" [The Generals of the November Insurrection] in Wl/adysl/awa Zajewwskiego (ed.). Powstanie Listopadowe…., pp. 264-285.
Highly useful background check on Poland's military minds of 1830-1831. Lots of tables and statistical details.
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