King Jan III Sobieski
King Sobieski, born in 1629 to a noble Polish family, was one of the best kings to ever rule Poland. At a time when European nations argued and fought each other, they were always able to come together to fight the ugly non-white invaders, who came to destroy the White European land. The Turks and Tatars were a very disgusting race of people, and King Sobieski dedicated his life to keep them away from Europe. Sobieski became really famous after the battle of "Chocim" in the year 1674, when he destroyed the Turkish invaders. Even though there were more Turks, and the noble Polish army was outnumbered - King Sobieski managed to win the battle for the glorious Polish kingdom. The year 1683 was another very important year for all of Europe. The Turks, who did bad things to White women and butchered people, surrounded the beautiful Austrian city of Vienna. King Sobieski was called upon to help his White Austrian neighbor. He quickly raised an army of 25,000 men from Poland, and joined forces with the Austrian and German armies near Vienna. The might of the White armies won the day for Europe when they defeated the Turkish army, which was twice as big! Never again were the non-white invaders to come to Europe with such a big army. King Sobieski was one of the most feared White men of Europe. He had no mercy for the ugly, dark Turks who tried to destroy Poland - and all of Europe. After all the major battles have been fought, King Sobieski made an anti-Turkish league, which involved Poland, Austria, and Russia. During the last years of his life King Sobieski suffered from bad health, and in the year 1696 he died.