Gorlice
Perhaps the most significant victorious operation of the Monarchy was the offensive against the Russians that began on May 2,
Read moreI have already written briefly about the fatal attack of the British in Turkey. I brought up the topic again,
Read moreAfter the 40th Infantry Division was transferred from Eastern Galicia to Bukovina on June 24, 1916, this front section became
Read moreThe southern section of the Italian front stretched across the Karst plateau. The Italians fought their way here for miles
Read moreIn military aviation, the most successful fighter pilots since the Great War have been called “aces”. It is customary to
Read moreIn September 1917, the 20th Army Division was commanded from the more peaceful front of Volhinia again to the Italian
Read moreFollowing the Gorlice breakthrough, the Allies sought primarily to repress the northern and central parts of the Russian front. In
Read moreThe Monarchy built a fleet of monitor-type ships in the years before the Great War. One of these ships was
Read moreThis post has been written by a good friend Mátyás Boda, thank you Mátyás! After long hesitation the Italians finally
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