-
Grenz infantry or
Grenzers or
Granichary (from German:
Grenzer "border guard" or "frontiersman"; Serbo-Croatian: graničari, krajišnici, Hungarian: granicsár...
- Austria. The
Croatian Grenzers saved the
Austrian Empire many times.
Kvaternik promised that he
would get
loyalty of the
Grenzers to help
Cavour in his...
-
battalions of a
Grenzer regiment would be
detached from the
regiment in
order to join the
frontlines and
serve as vanguards.
These Grenzers performed consistently...
- (2001-08-10). "Der
Fotograf Peter Leibing über die spektakuläre
Flucht des DDR-
Grenzers Conrad Schumann und das Foto
seines Lebens" (in German).
Junge Freiheit...
- a
sovereign state – a
defensive rampart against Western aggression. In
Grenzer ("Border Guard"), a 1981 East
German Army
propaganda film, NATO and West...
-
frontally instead of
outflanking them.
Austrian Croatian light infantry (
Grenzers) pla**** an
important role in this; har****ing the
regular Prussian infantry...
- in Regensburg, and was a
compromise to the
Grenzers' demands. It was
given to a
delegation of
twelve Grenzers,
military commanders and clergy. The Orthodox...
- for
notable actions in
battle against the Ottomans.
Still leading his
Grenzers, he
fought against the
French in Italy.
While still a colonel, he was entrusted...
-
University Press, 2006, p. 119. ISBN 0-691-12834-0
Roper 2000, p. 59. Der
Grenzer am
Eisernen Vorhang. Part 4. A film by
Sylvia Nagel. LE
Vision GmbH. Mitteldeutsche...
- 'soldier-settler' communities. The
inhabitants of the area were
known as the
Grenzer (or frontiersmen). They were
mostly Serbian, Croatian, German,
Vlach and...
