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There were three provincial rifle regiments in Tyrol. The third was located in the eastern part of the province. Its
Read moreMuch has been said about the wooden statues made for fundraising, hammered with iron nails. I have also written here
Read moreThe III. Corps was organized from the areas of Carinthia, Styria and the Shore province. The corps headquarters was in
Read moreThe 2nd Mountain Rifle Regiment (formerly the 27th Landwehr Infantry Regiment) was headquartered in Laibach (now Ljubljana). The regiment’s crew
Read moreA beautifully designed badge with (bored) bucks watching the sea on the Adriatic coast. This could also be phrased as
Read moreA special badge and a special picture. The picture was shot on August 10, 1914 in Szabadka, at the time
Read moreThe headquarters of the 26th Landwehr and Landsturm regiments was Marburg (now Maribor, Slovenia). The Landsturm was the third tire
Read moreThe small town in Slovenia has already been featured here. Now it’s back because an exciting photo shows one of
Read moreThe 57th was a Galician regiment, headquartered in the city of Tarnów. For Hungarians, Tarnów is primarily notable because it
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