- The
Garde Civique or
Burgerwacht (French and Dutch; "Civic Guard") was a
Belgian paramilitary militia which existed between 1830 and 1920.
Created in...
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large militia known as the
Garde Civique (Burgerwacht in Dutch).
Formed soon
after the
Belgian Revolution in 1830, the
Garde was a
paramilitary organisation...
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Civic Guard may
refer to:
Garde Civique,
Belgium (1830-1920)
Garda Síochána,
Ireland Schutterij,
Netherlands Civil Guard (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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armed 100,000
civilians as "inactive
Garde Civique", who
joined the 46,000
members of the
active Garde Civique.
Zuber called the
inactive members untrained...
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between forts, c. 6,000
fortress troops and
members of the
paramilitary Garde Civique,
equipped with
rifles and machine-guns. The
garrison of c. 32,000 men...
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Spain and
Brazil while some were used by the
Belgian Gendarmerie, the
Garde Civique and the
Congo Free
State The
Gewehr 98, in 7.92×57mm Mauser, captured...
- be an
urban battle against civilian-clothed
members of the
Belgian Garde Civique. For example, it was
alleged that the
captured and
slain insurgents...
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incursion into town. Two
uhlans advance into rue Saint-Jacques, and the
Garde Civique opens fire, but does not hit them. A hunter-cyclist
discharges his rifle...
- 65 mm were made at
Fabrique Nationale for the
Belgian Gendarmerie, the
Garde Civique and the
Congo Free
State after 1894. When the
Ottoman Army
learned about...
- more than 50,000 strikers.
Violent confrontations broke out with the
Garde Civique (the
Civil Guard or militia)
around the country. The
government soon...
