En avril 1937 le comte et la comtesse de Czaykowski vendent leur chateau de Bassens en Savoie.
Un article ou une americaine descendante de Vanderbilt, edith Collins divorce de son mari un compte Czaykowski connu sous le nom de Rechid Bey. ou comte Rechid-Czaykowski.
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Rechid Bey, Count Czaykowski, Councilor Of State, with Edith Lyman Collins January 07, 1897
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Muzaffer was born around 1837–40 as Ladislas Czaykowski, the son of a Polish count, Michael (Izador) Czaykowski. His birthplace is not certain. His father, who was active in the Polish independence movement against Russia, fled to Istanbul and entered the service of the sultan in the 1830s. He acquired the rank of general (pasha) and converted to Islam, adopting the name of Sadik. He also renamed his two sons, Adam and Ladislas, as Enver and Muzaffer, though they (and their mother?) remained Roman Catholics. Sadik Pasha fought in the Crimean War (1856) on the Ottoman side. Later he returned to Poland and converted to Orthodox Christianity. As he continued to work for Polish independence, however, he was expelled from the army. In frustration, he committed suicide. Adam (Enver), who had returned to Poland together with his father and entered the Polish army as an officer, pursued a successful career there.
.+ 138 EDITH LYMAN" COLLINS, born in New York City, N. Y., Sept. 18, 1871, died in Cap d'Ail, France, Aug. 5, 1930; Married first in Paris, France, Jan. 7, 1897, RECHID BEY, COUNT CZAYKOWSKI, Councillor of State, Turkish Embassy, Rome, Italy, son of Mouzaffer Pacha, Count Czaykowski, and Madam Mouzaffer, Countess Czaykowski; married secondly in Paris, in 1911, MARQUIS ETIENNE DE MALEISSYE. Children by First Husband, surname Czaykowski
qui nous ouvre la route vers l'implantation polonaise au pays du cèdre, le Liban
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