Szanyi Miklós, Author at Sapkajelvény történetek

IR 37

The 37th Infantry Regiment was the regiment of Bihar County and Nagyvárad. The crew was made up of a mixed

There is a very curious badge that shows a German and a A-H infantryman. In their hands, as in the

Located in the supplementary area of Northern Bohemia, this battalion had mostly Czech-speaking crew. The cadre was placed in Königrätz,

He was a Prussian general, born in 1850 in Hildesheim and died in 1935 in Hanover. He began his military

This small village on the border of Bukovina and Hungary, which may have been named after Colonel Dániel Papp, was

The March 1917 attack of the 39th Division against Magyaros-tető was already among the posts on the site. This attack

In the conditions of the Great War, the greatest danger to the troops standing in the trenches was the projectiles

Most of the cap badges anyone could buy. This must have been especially the case with patriotic badges. It is

This regiment was the regiment of Szatmár County. The cadre was stationed in Szatmárnémeti. Its command located in Eperjes. The

The Monarchy tried to provide a limited amount of assistance to Turkey’s war effort. This help primarily meant the transfer