Statue of National Sacrifice
The statue was ordered in the spring of 1915 by the Augusta Fund and the Military Aid Office to raise
Read moreThe statue was ordered in the spring of 1915 by the Augusta Fund and the Military Aid Office to raise
Read moreIn 1915-16, the most serious fightings on the Italian front were for the possession of the town of Görz and
Read moreThe Navy of the Monarchy had the 6th strongest fleet at the outbreak of the Great War. The military command
Read moreHe was not a general of the Great War, but he was the owner of the 49th Infantry Regiment. I’ve
Read moreAlexander von Krobatin (1849-1933) was an Austrian artillery officer, and from 1912 to 1917 he was Minister of War of
Read moreIn this post we will be talking about cap badges, but not the artistic metal badges first associated by everyone,
Read moreBurg Hochosterwitz has been owned by the Khevenhüller family since 1541. It is located near Launsdorf in Carinthia. It was
Read moreThe crew of the 3rd Hussar Regiment came from the eastern part of the Hungarian Great Plain, from the area
Read moreIn the series of mock badges, this current piece again shows the Austrian private teaching the enemy. The subject suffering
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