Szanyi Miklós, Author at Sapkajelvény történetek

IR 74

The 74th was one of the Sudetenland infantry regiments. Its headquarters and one battalion were stationed in Jicin, and two

At the end of the Great War, after the collapse, hundreds of thousands of Hungarian soldiers returned home. After the

Both the Monarchy and the German Empire produced giant 42 cm caliber guns. Their destructive power was enormous. However, their

At the outbreak of the Great War, there were six border patrol companies in the Austro-Hungarian army. Unlike the field

The Monarchy’s forces were organized into 9 armies. They were numbered 1-7, then 10th and 11th. I don’t know why

In terms of personnel, nurses and nursing assistants were certainly the ones who took the most part in caring for

He was born in Lugos in 1863. He prepared for a civilian career, but in 1884 he enrolled in the

I have already dealt with the breaching of the Ontranto Sea Lock in one of my posts (here). In addition

At last I had the opportunity to present one of the most beautiful cap badges featuring a nice wearing photo.

The Székely Honvéd Regiment, the 24th, has already been featured with a nice wearing photo. Now I managed to upload