Soon the news of the kidnapping reaches the hetman himself. After the electoral carriage, a chase, led by Kacper, begins, but the kidnappers confuse the nobles. Meanwhile, Knothe's raiders are waiting for Dowgird in the monastery on the border. The monks also took refuge, along with two faithful dragoons, Captain Zaremba, whose unit fell into disrepair. The colonel is imprisoned in the monastery buildings, and with him Zaremba and his steward who stood up for Dowgird. Fortunately, the third dragoons managed to escape and informs the encountered Kacper and his companions about everything. Knothe dies during a duel with Zaremba. The liberated Dowgird returns to Warsaw, where he soon marries Anna and Kacper with Magda. Soon, however, they are given the opportunity to enjoy themselves. The southern borders of the Republic of Poland are attacked by Turkish troops. Captain Zaremba, Colonel Dowgird and Captain Pilch set out to defend their homeland together.
Name | Type | Role | |
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Antoni Gruziński | Writer | ||
Ryszard Pietruski | Writer | ||
Andrzej Konic | Director |