Szanyi Miklós, Author at Sapkajelvény történetek

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This is a photo of wearing the cap badge of the “Damned Regiment”. The badge is visible between the two

The 28th Infantry Regiment gained a dubious reputation during the Great War. Subsequent analyzes refuted the accusation that this regiment,

Army badges often appear on photos as well as among badges for sale. Perhaps one of the most common belongs

He was born in 1851 in the city of Rimaszombat in a Jewish family (Kohn). He was enlisted in the

Postcards often depict the regiment number in ornate form. Often, this depiction is like a plan for a cap badge.

It’s a strange name made up of all consonants. Of course, this congestion is not uncommon in South Slavic languages,

This is now again a classic cap badge card: a silver-embossed image of the original badge adorns the field postcard.

In the winter of 1914, the Monarchy received a big slap from little Serbia. The hard-to-occupy areas in the fall

Quite a variety of cap badges were made for some regiments. There may have been many reasons for this, but

As the badges depicting the sights in the Monarchy waned, I also took out some works that show the objects