Pre history
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Spread of Lusation culture
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Prior 500 A D
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Development of the Wiskabue Tribe/Lugian Union
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500 - 700
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Domination by Croats
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700 - 880
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Expansion of the Wislanian Territorial State
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880 - 910
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Overlordship by Moravia
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966
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Poland founded and converted to Christianity by Mieszko I
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990
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The Wislanie annexed to the new Polish State
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1000 - 1241
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Regionalism, as the Kingdom of Little Poland, and Palatinate Sandomir, the Polish capital, moved to Krakow.
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1241 - 1288
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Three Mongolian invasions by the armies of the Ghengis Khan and his successors
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1288 - 1330
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Galicia as the Polish frontier and main area for eastward expansion
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1330 - 1370
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The reign of King Casimir the Great. The annexation of Halychyna and Volhynia. Border rivalry with Lithuania.
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1330 - 1570
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Jagiellonian Poland. Establishment of Galician towns and the spread of Magdeburgian town law.
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1502 - 1510
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Invasion by the Turks from the East
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1500 - 1700
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The imposition of serfdom
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1600 - 1650
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Tartar incursions
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1650 - 1660
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The Swedish Deluge
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1667
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Mielnitza established as town
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1700 - 1702
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The Northern War
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1700 - 1772
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The dissolution of the State
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1768 - 1772
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Confederation of Bar: From 1768 - 1772, an anti-Russian rising known as the "Confederation of Bar" was crushed by the Russians. Over 5000 captured "szlachta" were sent to Siberia. Among the few who escaped was Kazimierz Pulaski who was to play an important role in the United States' struggle for independence.
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1772
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Occupation by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the First Partition
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1781 - 1849
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The struggle against serfdom
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1786
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The land Katester
Earliest records/documents of our families. Our maternal ggg/father Rachmiel Lieb REITER, 1791-1861, wife Sarah unknown.
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1793 - 1795
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The Kosciuszko War for Independence
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1805 - 1812
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Impact of Napoleonic hegemony
Birth of our paternal gg/father, Moshe Juda BLIZER, 1810-1880, wife Sosie WASSER or WALZER
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1831
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Asiatic Cholera epidemic
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1846
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The Galician Peasant Uprising
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1847
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Typhus and Cholera outbreaks
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1848 - 1849
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The emancipation of the Galician peasants (Hungarian revolt)
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1853 - 1855
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The great famine. The "Great Cholera", 1854, "Little Cholera", 1873
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1850 - 1900
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The struggle for democracy and overpopulation effects
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1880 - 1914
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The breaking up of the estates
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1905
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Year of Strikes
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1914 -1921
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World War I. The passing of the Eastern Front through Galicia several times. The collapse of Austria. The Polish - Russian War.(4)
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