A multitude of propaganda badges were created in the Monarchy to maintain war enthusiasm. Some of these have been issued by official bodies such as the Office of Military Assistance [ … ]

Habsburg, Hohenzollern, Hötzendorf, Hindenburg. Full letter H, what an alliteration! In addition, the German “Long live!” exclamation also shows H: “Hoch!”. It’s a great idea from the badge maker to [ … ]

Badge makers have at times used the ideas and tools of their successful previous pieces to make other badges as well. This is why we can talk about the reincarnation [ … ]

The most common theme of war propaganda was the alliance of the Central Powers. Most often, the alliance of the Monarchy and the German Empire was depicted, but the alliances [ … ]

After a long hesitation, Romania, seeing the success of the Brusilow offensive, finally decided to enter the Great War on the side of the Entente. There was no shortage of [ … ]

The favorites of those who collect field post cards are hand-drawn, decorated specimens. Sometimes soldiers decorated the postcards written for their loved ones with a simpler pattern, flowers and calligraphic [ … ]

I started the presentation of the Austro-Hungarian cap badges and the stories about them a year ago. According to the counter, this is the 440th post. Of course, most posts [ … ]

There is a creepy badge. At first it appeared without a rim, and it was impossible to know that it was the badge of a military unit, a battalion. The [ … ]

In the third year of the Great War, Romania was finally determined to attack the bleeding Monarchy. There were many military and diplomatic reasons for the delay, but as the [ … ]