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1733 in Poland

Explore 11 historical events and records for Poland in 1733.

Historical records for Poland in 1733

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February

Death of Augustus II the Strong

Augustus II the Strong ยท Warfare / Polish Succession

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

June

Capture of Danzig

Augustus III ยท Danzig ยท Warfare / Polish Succession

Russian forces capture Danzig after a siege of 8 months

Siege of Danzig

Augustus III ยท Danzig ยท Warfare / Polish Succession

Russian forces capture Danzig after a siege of 8 months

Other events (month unknown)

Death of Stanislaw I

Stanislaw I ยท House / House of Poniatowski

Death of Augustus II

Declaration of War

Augustus III ยท 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

Election

Augustus III ยท Warfare / Polish Succession

After the death of Augustus II & election of Augustus III

Restoration

Stanislaw I ยท House / House of Poniatowski

Stanislaw I is restored

Succession

Augustus III ยท House / House of Saxony

Succeeds as King of Poland, rival King to Stanislas I

Succession

Augustus III ยท Saxony ยท House / House of Saxony

Succeeds as Elector of Saxony, 1733-1763

Succession

Stanislaw I ยท House / House of Poniatowski

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

Succession

Stanislaw I ยท Warfare / Polish Succession

Stanislaw Is succesion is followed by the War of Polish Succession

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