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Carlos Roloff (Karol Rolow-Miałowski or Carlos Roloff Mialofsky) -(August 26 (or November 4), 1842-May 17, 1907) was Cuban general and liberation activist, fighting against SpaininTen Years' War and Spanish–American War.

Born in Warsaw (Russian Empire) in polish family. Due to his father role in November uprising family moved to Konigsberg, where Karol was attending trade and military schools. After father's death, in 1862, family moved to USA. Carlos served in Union Army during American Civil Warin9th Ohio Infantry regiment and was officer, when war was over.

After war he was working as clerk in sugar trade company and this lead him to Cuba.

From the beginning of his stay in Cuba, he was active member of local community. Trough "El Progresso" Club, masonic lodge "San Juan" and professional contacts he was well known to local VIPs. Therefore, in 1868 leaders of independence movement offered him rank of general in Cuban forces.

After war he was forced to leave Cuba. He moved to USA, where he became activist, gaining founds and arms for Cuban forces.

In 1879 on ship loaded with arms and ammunition sailed to Cuba to take part in Little War, but expedition stuck in Jamaica. Having no way to Cuba Roloff moved to Honduras where he became Chief of Banco Central in Amapala.

In 1892-1895 was again in USA, cooperating with José Martí and rising Cuban Revolutionary Party.

On May 19, 1895 landed in Cuba with one of three groups sent from USA to fight against Spanish forces in 1895 war. Forces leaded by Roloff have some successes and he was promoted.

In meantime Cuban-Spanish war outturned in Spanish–American War, and Spaniards were pressed off from Cuba. In 1898 Carlos Roloff left army. In 1901 he was nominated Treasurer of Cuba Republic and stayed at this function until his death.

In 1902 Cuban citizenship was granted to him by Cuban court.

Home, where Roloff lived his last years

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Polish expatriates
People of the Latin American wars of independence
People of the Cuban War of Independence
People of the Ten Years' War
Cuban activists
Cuban soldiers
1842 births
1907 deaths
 



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