Battle of Debronowice

Battle of Debronowice
	Part of the Denisko Uprising
Date	June 30, 1797
Location	Debronowice, Austrian Poland
Result	Decisive Austrian Victory.
Belligerents
Polish Insurgents	Austrian Empire
Commanders and leaders
	Julian Sierawski
Strength
	~200

In June 26th, 1797, Joachim Denisko crossed the Austrian-Turkish border near Zaleszczyki with 200 men, beginning the Denisko Uprising, planned since 1796. 4 days later the Polish forces clashed with the Austrians in Debronowice and were annihilated. Captured Poles were hanged on July 11th near Czerniowce, some Poles managed to escape to Turkey; By the end of July the Uprising was successfully crushed.

References[edit]

Kronika powstań polskich 1794–1944, Wydawnictwo Kronika, Warszawa, ISBN 83-86079-02-9 Search this book on ., ss. 57–58.
Marian Kukiel, Próby powstańcze po trzecim rozbiorze, (reprint:) Kurpisz Poznań 2006 (oryginał: W. L. Anczyca i Spółki Kraków i Warszawa 1912), s. 225.
Kronika Polski, (red.) A. Nowak, Wydawnictwo Kluszczyński, Kraków 2005, page 399.

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