Szanyi Miklós, Author at Sapkajelvény történetek

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It was a Croatian battalion from Zagreb. It was deployed in two brigades of the 25th division (49th and 50th)

It’s been a long time dream of mine to get this fantastically beautiful blue shade enamel badge. When I succeeded,

Major Gyula Hummel is mentioned in the staff of the 2nd honvéd infantry regiment in the schematics of 1917 and

Polish troops with native command language were already established in 1914 in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. All of this took place

The train troop was a branch that dealt with the material supply of the combatant formations. All means of transport

I have written about submarines several times (here and here). It doesn’t take much imagination to feel how terrifying, dangerous

The 95th was a Galician regiment. Its command was located in Lemberg, and received staff from the Czortków area. It

In English, “Resistance!” was the call in the winter of 1914/15, when the Russian offensive in the Carpathians was halted

The corps was created for the Monarchy’s great Tyrolean offensive of 1916 from the 44th Rifle Division and the Kaiserschützen

Again, I am presenting a postcard with the Kappenabzeichen of an infantry regiment as a decorative motif. I have already