Jarosław Dąbrowski is a Polish historical film about Jarosław Dąbrowski. It was released in 1976.^[1]

The biographical film tells the story of Jarosław Dąbrowski, a national hero of Poland and a revolutionary in both Poland and France.

Dąbrowski was sentenced to death for his active role in the 1863 Polish uprising, a punishment later commuted to fifteen years of hard labor. Escaping from prison, he fled to France, where he became a leading figure in the Paris Commune, commanding its armed forces during the events of 1871.

Dąbrowski ultimately met his end on the barricades, solidifying his legacy as a symbol of revolutionary resistance and sacrifice.

• Zygmunt Malanowicz − Jarosław Dąbrowski
• Małgorzata Potocka − Pelagia Dąbrowska, żona Jarosława
• Aleksandr Kalagin − Tuchołko
• Wiktor Awdiuszko − Władisław Ozierow
• Władimir Iwaszow − Andrij Potebnia
• Stanisław Niwiński − Bronisław Szwarce
• Stefan Szmidt − Walery Wróblewski
• Józef Nowak − Bronisław Wołowski

• Jarosław Dąbrowski at IMDb

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