War propaganda

A multitude of propaganda badges were created in the Monarchy to maintain war enthusiasm. Some of these have been issued

Habsburg, Hohenzollern, Hötzendorf, Hindenburg. Full letter H, what an alliteration! In addition, the German “Long live!” exclamation also shows H:

Badge makers have at times used the ideas and tools of their successful previous pieces to make other badges as

The most common theme of war propaganda was the alliance of the Central Powers. Most often, the alliance of the

After a long hesitation, Romania, seeing the success of the Brusilow offensive, finally decided to enter the Great War on

The favorites of those who collect field post cards are hand-drawn, decorated specimens. Sometimes soldiers decorated the postcards written for

I started the presentation of the Austro-Hungarian cap badges and the stories about them a year ago. According to the

There is a creepy badge. At first it appeared without a rim, and it was impossible to know that it

In the third year of the Great War, Romania was finally determined to attack the bleeding Monarchy. There were many

The Kappenabzeichen of the Great War were made by at least two dozen manufacturers. The largest of these were the