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and was weakened economically and politically, an unrest started on the lands of the former Polish–Lithuanian
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Commonwealth against the Russian Empire bursted, Mineyko returned home. He organized and led a guerrilla brigade in the region of Ashmyany. After being defeated by Russian forces, Mineyko was arrested and sentenced to death. Only with the help of the bribes given to
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in 1896. During the Games, Mineyko wrote reports from the
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