Stanisław Abłamowicz

Stanisław Abłamowicz (born May 9, 1844 in Pereseka , † June 4, 1901 in Kraków ) was a Polish lawyer who took part in the January uprising in 1863.

Life

Stanisław Abłamowicz was born on May 9, 1844 in Pereseka. In 1862 he finished high school in Nawahrudak and began his studies at the philosophical faculty of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow . Upon learning of the outbreak of the January Uprising, he returned in February 1863 to attend. In July he was arrested by Russian forces and imprisoned first in the Bernardine monastery in Minsk , then on the orders of General Michail Nikolajewitsch Muravjow-Wilensky in the citadel in Vilnius . There the court martial sentenced him in the fall of 1864 to the loss of his professional rights, the confiscation of his property and deportation to the Orenburg governorate , where he marched for six months on foot.

He stayed in Ufa until 1869 . He was then transferred to Kuressaare , where he remained under strict police surveillance until February 1870. Eventually he went to Riga , where police surveillance was lifted in May 1870. He took this opportunity to move to Krakow , where he accepted Austrian citizenship and finished his law studies in 1874. In 1875 he married Maria.

In 1881 he opened a law firm and worked as a criminal defense attorney. In addition to his professional activity, he was involved in the emerging Sokol movement , where he was elected chairman's representative on May 17, 1885. He also campaigned for the construction and maintenance of a four-class elementary school in Lubinka near Tarnów .

literature

• Abłamowicz Stanisław . In: Polski Słownik Biograficzny . tape 1 . Krakow 1935, p. 7-8 .