Garibaldi Legion
Garibaldians

The group, commanded by Nullo, became known as the Garibaldi Legion.

With French permission he created the Garibaldi Legion to fight for France.

All told from fighting under French command the Garibaldi Legion had 300 dead, 400 injured and a thousand sick.

Nullo, with a selected cadre of volunteers (sometimes known as the Garibaldi Legion), reached Kraków in April 1863.

The Garibaldi Legion was a unit of Italian volunteers who fought for Polish independence in the January Uprising of 1863.

Hutchison was immediately commissioned a Major of Artillery in the Garibaldi Legion and joined the Greek Army during the First Balkan War.

The Polish forces were led by general Józef Miniewski and included the Italian Garibaldi Legion under the command of Francesco Nullo.

The Garibaldi Legion (official name 4e Régiment de marche du 1er étranger) was a unit of the French Foreign Legion, composed entirely of Italian citizens, who fought in France in World War I against the Germans.

In Italy they naturally took us for distempered Garibaldians, and set a gunboat to look for any thing significant in our changes of uniform.

A number of Garibaldians were taken prisoner and deported to Siberia after the battle while others managed to escape the battlefield and returned to Italy.

The London Garibaldians, enthused by their hero's appeal, reconvened in Hyde Park the following Sunday, Oct. 5.

In 1866, during the Second Italian War of Independence, he organized the medical service for the 40,000 Garibaldians, and the following year fought at the Battle of Mentana.

It did so for Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, for German revolutionaries of 1848, Paris Communards and Italian Garibaldians, and continues to provide asylum to this day.