Count de Werdinsky
Adolphe de Werdinsky (1803–1856) was a central European, according to accounts written at his death, a displaced Polish nobleman, who had served under Józef Bem and was subsequently exiled. Other sources show him as a manipulator and predator upon women and a fraud. In 1850, after a case of assault on his adopted daughter was found to be true he moved from London, to Southampton, then Hull; renamed himself Dr. Beck, he moved to Hull in around 1855, and died in 1856, in abject poverty, of heart and lung problems, and starvation.
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Count de Werdinsky
Adolphe de Werdinsky (1803–1856) was a central European, according to accounts written at his death, a displaced Polish nobleman, who had served under Józef Bem and was subsequently exiled. Other sources show him as a manipulator and predator upon women and a fraud. In 1850, after a case of assault on his adopted daughter was found to be true he moved from London, to Southampton, then Hull; renamed himself Dr. Beck, he moved to Hull in around 1855, and died in 1856, in abject poverty, of heart and lung problems, and starvation.
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March 1803
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1856-09-22
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Kingston upon Hull, England
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Assaults on women
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Fraud
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Impersonating a Polish officer
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Invention relating to gun cotton
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Parasitism
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() Dr. David Beck
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Adolphe de Werdinsky
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Adolphe de Werdinsky (1803–185 ...... lung problems, and starvation.
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((later)) Dr. David Beck
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Adolphe de Werdinsky
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