Sawrań (Савран) – Tu mieszkał Wacław Emir Rzewuski!

Sometimes, when visiting a small town, it's impossible to guess its history. Sometimes, if we don't delve into the dusty archives, delve a little deeper, we might miss something truly significant, something extraordinary. And yet, such oversights are easy to come by – after all, wars and all sorts of other catastrophes effectively "camouflage" this history. This description perfectly fits the small town of Savran, located on the border of the Ukrainian oblasts of Odessa and Kirovohrad. Today, it's a sleepy, rather provincial (but well-maintained!) town, but it was once chosen as his Podolia residence by a man whom, without a shred of exaggeration, we can call a legend. Excuse me: a legend! Wacław Emir Rzewuski – a friend of the Cossacks, a fearless explorer, a great lover of Arabian horses, and a man who absolved his father's sins. A great and (unjustly) somewhat forgotten figure. Interestingly, a figure who also had indirect ties to... Bydgoszcz! We invite you to the screening! Produced under a scholarship from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage. --- SUPPORT US! Support us so we can be even more dynamic! 👉 Patronite - https://patronite.pl/turystykabezfiltrow Camera/editing:   / innatells   Host:   / turystykabezfiltrow     / bezfiltrow_   00:00 - Sawrań in Podolia 00:54 - Intro 01:37 - Battle of Jan Olbracht's troops with the Tatars on the Sawranka River 4:11 - History of the town of Sawrań 6:24 - Who was Emir Rzewuski? 10:18 - Rzewuski's Arabian horses. Palace and stables in Sawrań. 15:02 - Wacław Seweryn Rzewuski, aka Emir Złotobrody 15:56 - Rzewuski's former residence 17:37 - Jews in Sawrań 19:19 - Adam Rzewuski in Bydgoszcz - is this the family of the famous Emir?