Partitions of Poland

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The Partitions of Poland were a series of three territorial divisions in the late 18th century by Russia, Prussia, and Austria that erased the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth from the map of Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dismemberment of state
historical event
territorial partition
territorial partition
territorial partition
territorial partition
uprising
alsoKnownAs Partitions of Poland
surface form: Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
cause expansionist policies of neighboring powers
internal weakness of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
countryPartitioned Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
effect division of Polish lands among Russia, Prussia, and Austria
endTime 1795
followedBy period of Polish partitions
hasPart First Partition of Poland
Second Partition of Poland
Third Partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
surface form: Third Partition of Poland
historicalPeriod late 18th century
location Central Europe
Eastern Europe
mainSubject resistance to the Partitions of Poland
numberOfPartitions 3
opposedBy szlachta
surface form: Polish nobility

Polish patriots
participant Austria
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Russian Empire
Russian Empire
Russian Empire
Russian Empire
pointInTime 1772
1793
1794
1795
precededBy political crisis in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
result dissolution of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
elimination of Poland from the map of Europe
significance end of Polish–Lithuanian statehood until 1918
significantEvent Kościuszko Uprising
startTime 1772
studiedIn European history
history of Poland

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Catherine II of Russia notableEvent Partitions of Poland
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth partitionEvent Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: First Partition of Poland
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth partitionEvent Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Second Partition of Poland
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth partitionEvent Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Third Partition of Poland
Bochnia wasAnnexedInPartition Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: First Partition of Poland
Gorlice wasPartOf Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Austrian Partition of Poland
Eastern Front involvesCountry Partitions of Poland
subject surface form: Eastern Front (World War I)
this entity surface form: Poland (partitioned territories)
Greater Poland wasPartitionedIn Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: First Partition of Poland
Polish independence movement relatedTo Partitions of Poland
Province of West Prussia createdBy Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: First Partition of Poland
Polish National Democrats historicalContext Partitions of Poland
Russian Partition of Poland partOf Partitions of Poland
Ilkenau associatedWithHistoricalPeriod Partitions of Poland
Right-bank Ukraine wasDividedBy Partitions of Poland
Lithuanians historicalEvent Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Golden Liberty endEvent Partitions of Poland
Polish–Russian War (1792) chronologyWithin Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of Poland era
Roman Catholic Church (regional) affectedBy Partitions of Poland
subject surface form: Roman Catholic Church (regional) in Lwów
Partitions of Poland alsoKnownAs Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
January Uprising relatedTo Partitions of Poland
szlachta declineCause Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: partitions of Poland
Grand Duke of Lithuania abolishedWith Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Polish intelligentsia associatedWithEvent Partitions of Poland
Commonwealth of Both Nations dissolutionCause Partitions of Poland
Austrian Partition of Poland partOf Partitions of Poland
Sandomierz Voivodeship dissolvedAsResultOf Partitions of Poland
National anthem of Poland historicalContext Partitions of Poland
subject surface form: Mazurek Dąbrowskiego
Greater Poland Uprising of 1806 precededBy Partitions of Poland
Dąbrowski's Mazurka historicalContext Partitions of Poland
Boże, coś Polskę significantPeriod Partitions of Poland
Free City of Kraków era Partitions of Poland
Western Krai historicalContext Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Polish Crown Army dissolvedFollowing Partitions of Poland
Springtime of Nations location Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Poland (partitioned territories)
Krasiński family historicalPeriod Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of Poland era
Province of Prussia partOfEvent Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of Poland (aftermath and reorganization)
Prussian Partition of Poland partOf Partitions of Poland
Czartoryski family associatedWith Partitions of Poland
Polish Question emergedAfter Partitions of Poland
Crown of the Kingdom of Poland dissolutionCause Partitions of Poland
Targowica Confederation historicalContext Partitions of Poland
Second Partition of Poland relatedTo Partitions of Poland
Poland’s Constitution Day relatedEvent Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: partitions of Poland
History of Lithuania includesTopic Partitions of Poland
this entity surface form: Partitions of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
First Partition of Poland partOf Partitions of Poland