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Poland in 1733

Historical records for Poland in 1733, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

11Records
8Events
3Named people
2Places
3Categories

Historical records

February

February 1733Death of Augustus II the StrongAugustus II the Strong

Warfare / Polish Succession

Death of Augustus II, sparks off the War of Polish Succession

June

2 June 1733Capture of DanzigAugustus III

Danzig · Warfare / Polish Succession

Russian forces capture Danzig after a siege of 8 months

2 June 1733Siege of DanzigAugustus III

Danzig · Warfare / Polish Succession

Russian forces capture Danzig after a siege of 8 months

Other Events

1733Death of Stanislaw IStanislaw I

House / House of Poniatowski

Death of Augustus II

1733Declaration of WarAugustus III

Warfare / Polish Succession

Augustus III is a Russian nominee to the throne opossed by Stanislaw Leszcynski. After the death of Augustus II & election of Augustus III

1733ElectionAugustus III

Warfare / Polish Succession

After the death of Augustus II & election of Augustus III

1733RestorationStanislaw I

House / House of Poniatowski

Stanislaw I is restored

1733SuccessionAugustus III

House / House of Saxony

Succeeds as King of Poland, rival King to Stanislas I

1733SuccessionAugustus III

Saxony · House / House of Saxony

Succeeds as Elector of Saxony, 1733-1763

1733SuccessionStanislaw I

House / House of Poniatowski

Succeeds as King of Poland, supported by Louis XV of France

1733SuccessionStanislaw I

Warfare / Polish Succession

Stanislaw Is succesion is followed by the War of Polish Succession

Names involved

Augustus II the StrongAugustus IIIStanislaw I

Places involved

DanzigSaxony

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.