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1. [A-H-MILITARY] Military Record of Janos Deak [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/fs.2ADIAE/6 Message Board Post: I am looking for information about the military record of my grandfather: Janos Deak. He was born in Tenke, Erdey. He was in the Hungarian army from about 1914 til 1945. At one point he taught at Hunyadi Matyas Honved Tistnevelo Intezet in Koszeg. He was trained at the Ludovicka Academia in Budapest. In 1915 he was made
2. [A-H-MILITARY] Hungarian military officer [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Csordas Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/fs.2ADIAE/5 Message Board Post: I am wondering if someone could help me access records for Austro- Hungarian military officers around 1880-90. An uncle, Stephanus Csordas, died while he was serving. May have been born in Titel, Hungary, now Serbia. Thank you for any help offered. Charlene
3. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Uniforms [1]
Yes, there are a number of experts out there I can contact. Please email me a photo and I'm sure these fellows will reply within a few hours with complete information. Glenn On Thursday, April 10, 2003 10:38 PM, linda Bellofatto wrote: >Hello list, >I have a photo of what is supposed to be my great-great grandfather in what >appears to be a military uniform circa 1850s. I assume he was in the >Austro-Hungarian military, however that may not be the case (one relative >said "Prussia
4. [A-H-MILITARY] Hungarian military - pre-WWI [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Orgovan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/fs.2ADIAE/7 Message Board Post: I am trying to find out what regiment, division, etc. my father served in. I only have a b&w picture of him in full dress uniform. He has a sword by his side and his headress is a stiff tall black cap with a visor and a black ostrich feather which goes under a brass chain and down one side of the cap.
5. [A-H-MILITARY] Uniforms [0.989203]
Hello list, I have a photo of what is supposed to be my great-great grandfather in what appears to be a military uniform circa 1850s. I assume he was in the Austro-Hungarian military, however that may not be the case (one relative said "Prussian," although that does not seem likely to me). Is there anyone out there who has knowledge of these old uniforms who might be able to identify the branch of military and, if possible the rank? Or can anyone point me to a good book or other resource with illustrations
6. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Military Record of Janos Deak [0.989203]
lsg5@psu.edu wrote: > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/fs.2ADIAE/6 > > Message Board Post: > > I am looking for information about the military record of my grandfather: Janos Deak. He was born in Tenke, Erdey. He was in the Hungarian army from about 1914 til 1945. At one point he taught at Hunyadi Matyas Honved Tistnevelo Intezet in Koszeg. He was trained at the Ludovic
7. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Military Record of Janos Deak [0.989203]
In 1915, the KuK Army was not on the territory of Italy. Isonzo is an italian name for Slovenian river Soca. The so called Isonzo front or Soska fronta (see Google for more info) was more or less following the whole length of this river. From the KuK strategy, it was pure defence. Only in 1917 it was broken through byt the KuK and Germans, who stopped at Piave river in Italy. Details of Janos Deak might be in the Military archive in Vienna. Regards, Vladimir Bohinc ----- Original Message ----- From:
8. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Military Record of Janos Deak [0.989203]
Hi, Frank! That's a very informative message you posted! I had heard before about the "Grundbuchbldtter"; but I haven't had any luck getting these or other Austro-Hungarian military records of my father from the Vienna War Archives. All they say is that the records for the WWI period were sent to the succesor nations into which Austria-Hungary was divided. I suppose my father's records were sent to Romania, because his birth village is now in Romania; but I have been told it'd be extremely difficult, if no
9. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Hungarian military - pre-WWI [0.989203]
Edith, If you have a scanner, Email me a color copy JPG file of the photo. I may be able to identiy it. Sword: Cavalry all had swords. Officers all had swords. You can tell a common soldier from an officer by the tassel on his sword. The Officer's is big and golden, the common soldier's is darker and smallish. NCOs - full Corporals and Sergeants also carried swords. NCOs and Officers had at least one star on their collars. If your photo does not have a star on the collar that would make it a
10. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Hungarian military officer [0.989203]
Charlene, Frank Soural has a copy of the 1880 Schematismus and can tell you if your ancestor is listed as an officer. Write me if you want his Edress. Once you know he was in that index and what unit he was with in 1880 you can write the war archive in Vienna and ask for his record. Or you can get it on film from the LDS: Qualifikationslisten is the keyword to use to search the 2002 catalog CD to find the officer's records. Karen
11. Re: [A-H-MILITARY] Military Record of Janos Deak [0.989203]
Danny and JoAnne Eberhardt wrote: > > Hi, Frank! > > That's a very informative message you posted! I had heard before about the > "Grundbuchbldtter"; but I haven't had any luck getting these or other > Austro-Hungarian military records of my father from the Vienna War Archives. > All they say is that the records for the WWI period were sent to the > succesor nations into which Austria-Hungary was divided. I suppose my > father's records were sent to Romania, because his birth village is now in > Romania;
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