Graz: War nailing
Kriegsnagelung (mirror translation: war nailing) was a common form of fundraising during the Great War. In early 1915, the first
Read moreKriegsnagelung (mirror translation: war nailing) was a common form of fundraising during the Great War. In early 1915, the first
Read moreThe III. Corps was organized from the areas of Carinthia, Styria and the Shore province. The corps headquarters was in
Read moreThe 2nd Mountain Rifle Regiment (formerly the 27th Landwehr Infantry Regiment) was headquartered in Laibach (now Ljubljana). The regiment’s crew
Read moreThe small town in Slovenia has already been featured here. Now it’s back because an exciting photo shows one of
Read moreThe 57th was a Galician regiment, headquartered in the city of Tarnów. For Hungarians, Tarnów is primarily notable because it
Read moreThe history of Debrecen, the “civic city”, is full of conflicting events, when “civic rationality” (wealth considerations) were overwritten by
Read moreThe clock tower of the city of Graz is one of the hallmarks of the city. Its origins date back
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