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Wincenty Budzyński (Budzinski, Budzinsky) (1815, Volhynia – 5 May 1866, Paris) was a Polish politician agent and Polish–French chess master. Born into a Polish noble family in Volhynia, he graduated from the Liceum Krzemienieckie. He fought against Russians in the November Uprising in 1831. After being injured in a battle, he went to Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, where was arrested by Austrians and expelled two years later. He arrived in England, then in Belgium, and finally in France. He became a political agent of Adam Jerzy Czartoryski - a prominent Polish-émigré political figure, head of a political faction accordingly called the Hôtel Lambert - in the 1840s. After a collapse of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, he married a French woman in 1850, and withdrew from political activit

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  • Wincenty Budzyński (Budzinski, Budzinsky) (1815, Volhynia – 5 May 1866, Paris) was a Polish politician agent and Polish–French chess master. Born into a Polish noble family in Volhynia, he graduated from the Liceum Krzemienieckie. He fought against Russians in the November Uprising in 1831. After being injured in a battle, he went to Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, where was arrested by Austrians and expelled two years later. He arrived in England, then in Belgium, and finally in France. He became a political agent of Adam Jerzy Czartoryski - a prominent Polish-émigré political figure, head of a political faction accordingly called the Hôtel Lambert - in the 1840s. After a collapse of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, he married a French woman in 1850, and withdrew from political activity. He played chess at the famous Café de la Régence in Paris, where - among others - lost casual and formal matches to Lionel Kieseritzky (1 : 2) in 1850, Serafino Dubois (6.5 : 13.5) in 1855, Paul Morphy (1.5 : 5.5, Morphy gave odds of pawn and move) in 1858 and (0 : 7) in 1859, and beat Daniel Harrwitz (3 : 1, Harrwitz gave odds of pawn and move) in 1859. (en)
  • Wincenty Budzyński (ur. w 1815 na Wołyniu, zm. 5 maja 1866 w Paryżu) – polski pisarz i działacz polityczny. Był jednym z pierwszych znanych polskich szachistów, odnoszących sukcesy w słynnej paryskiej „Café de la Régence”. (pl)
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  • Wincenty Budzyński (ur. w 1815 na Wołyniu, zm. 5 maja 1866 w Paryżu) – polski pisarz i działacz polityczny. Był jednym z pierwszych znanych polskich szachistów, odnoszących sukcesy w słynnej paryskiej „Café de la Régence”. (pl)
  • Wincenty Budzyński (Budzinski, Budzinsky) (1815, Volhynia – 5 May 1866, Paris) was a Polish politician agent and Polish–French chess master. Born into a Polish noble family in Volhynia, he graduated from the Liceum Krzemienieckie. He fought against Russians in the November Uprising in 1831. After being injured in a battle, he went to Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, where was arrested by Austrians and expelled two years later. He arrived in England, then in Belgium, and finally in France. He became a political agent of Adam Jerzy Czartoryski - a prominent Polish-émigré political figure, head of a political faction accordingly called the Hôtel Lambert - in the 1840s. After a collapse of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848, he married a French woman in 1850, and withdrew from political activit (en)
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  • Wincenty Budzyński (pl)
  • Wincenty Budzyński (en)
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