Casimir Pulaski Day is celebrated on the first Monday of March to honor the Polish-born soldier who fought for freedom during the Revolutionary War. Illinois residents recognize Pulaski's role in American history, with Governor Pritzker emphasizing his contribution to saving George Washington's life. Senator Durbin led efforts to grant Pulaski honorary posthumous citizenship, highlighting his significance to the Polish-American community. The day serves to commemorate Pulaski's bravery, skill, and dedication to freedom, keeping Polish culture and tradition alive in Chicago.
Today I recognized a true hero of our American Revolution, General Casimir Pulaski the “father of the American cavalry." Benjamin Franklin once wrote that Pulaski who hailed from Poland was “famous throughout Europe for his bravery in the defense of the liberties of his country." https://t.co/ouPyj0s0Li
"I came here, where freedom is being defended, to serve it, and to live or die for it." - Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski, "Father of the American Cavalry" When I read today's essay, I was moved by the extraordinary sacrifice of Polish war hero, Casimir Pulaski. A voluntary…
Happy Pulaski Day, #IL03! Today, we celebrate the contributions of a Polish immigrant whose courage and leadership shaped our nation and changed our fate. Today, we recognize our very own Polish community and the contributions of immigrants to our economy, our culture, our… https://t.co/SqVbbXV1aK
Honoring a Revolutionary War hero on Casimir Pulaski Day in Chicago https://t.co/ZlSWydY5nw
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In 2009, I led the effort to grant honorary posthumous citizenship to Casimir Pulaski, the son of Poland who became the Father of the American cavalry. Today, I joined members of the Polish-American community in Chicago to celebrate his legacy. https://t.co/vVFM5eTlyC
General Casimir Pulaski showed bravery, skill and determination while fighting for freedom in Poland and for U.S. independence. Celebrating and recognizing Pulaski and his history is important to keep Polish culture and tradition alive in our city. Happy Casimir Pulaski Day! https://t.co/j9N4Wn261O
Happy Casimir Pulaski Day! As the “Father of the American Cavalry,” Illinois recognizes every first Monday of March to honor the hero who helped save George Washington’s life. Today, we celebrate his service and our state’s Polish-American history. https://t.co/b66mI7mZIJ
On the first Monday of March, residents honor General Pulaski, a Polish Revolutionary War hero, who died fighting for America's freedom. https://t.co/9ajElnIp0X
Happy Casimir Pulaski Day to all who celebrate https://t.co/FXeyDvqs6n
Illinoisians celebrate Casimir Pulaski Day in recognition of the Polish-born hero of the American Revolution. Today we honor Pulaski, as well as the countless other Polish Americans who have contributed greatly to their communities and our state. https://t.co/oMgZ6kvliJ
Wishing you the most devastating Casimir Pulaski Day https://t.co/7ZFWX1qiL0
Today honors the life and legacy of Casimir Pulaski, a Polish-born soldier who bravely fought for freedom and independence during the Revolutionary War. https://t.co/HJhhKFcC8S