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Austrian soldiers sent to the western front during the closing months of the war, posing in front of a British tank.
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Austrian soldiers sent to the western front during the closing months of the war, posing in front of a British tank.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 11 hours ago
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Picture of General Kornilov (yes that one) after he was captured from the Austrians in 1915. He would later escape Austria in 1916 just in time to further aid it by destabilizing Russia.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 1 day ago
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How is this flag ?

I made an European story and i recreated Austro-Hungarian Empire but an federation with Czechia (plus Slovakia) and Croatia-Slovenia kingdom, how can I improve this flag ?

u/L_Interneteur — 1 day ago
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The Landwher Zug, one of Ferdinand Porsche's earliest inventions, it was used to transport military supplies to the front lines.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 4 days ago
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"Excerpts from the schools for the disabled", a set of postcards depicting military amputees outfitted with various prosthetics as productive members of the society, issued by the Austrian Red Cross to raise awareness and funds for the wounded veterans; made by Koloman Moser (1868-1918), c. 1914

u/Provinz_Wartheland — 5 days ago
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Austrian WW1 postcard: "Destruction of the Italian airship "Città di Ferrara" by an Austro-Hungarian hydroplane. 1915.

u/Radiant_Cookie6804 — 5 days ago
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We all need more Heinrich Lefler in our lives. This 1900 illustration features a mural of the patron saint of Trient and the patron saint of Bukovina.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 7 days ago
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Austro-Hungarian soldiers on their way to the hospital (ww1 1915), some of which appear to have gotten up from their stretchers to pose for the photograph.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 7 days ago
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This time, seriously, for real, I am 100% sure, is a picture of a Bulgarian and Austrian officer meeting. It was taken during Karl's trip to Bulgaria in 1915 to commemorate the alliance.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 9 days ago
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"The King of Rome" French theatre poster depicting Napoleon the second and his complicated relationship with his Austrian heritage.

u/Yhorm_The_Gamer — 15 days ago