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Carol I |
Posted: July 24, 2004 08:22 am
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Will it be possible to post the article on this forum? |
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Klemen |
Posted: July 27, 2004 10:50 pm
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Caporal ![]() Group: Members Posts: 140 Member No.: 258 Joined: April 02, 2004 ![]() |
Zivjo Carol!
But of course, Carol! ![]() I didn't post the article here as it is too long, but I have provide direct links for all five parts of the article. Here they are: http://www.hdpz.htnet.hr/broj140/matkovic.htm (Part I) http://www.hdpz.htnet.hr/broj141/matkovic.htm (Part II) http://www.hdpz.htnet.hr/broj142/matkovic.htm (Part III) http://www.hdpz.htnet.hr/broj143/matkovic.htm (Part IV) http://www.hdpz.htnet.hr/broj144/matkovic.htm (Part V) BTW: Carol, any chance we could see any continueation of your translation about Romanian military chaplains on the Italian Front 1915-18? I am still looking for any Romanian personal testimonials from Italian (Isonzo) Front 1915-1918. Romanians are the last nation I haven't found a title. The other night I have been informed about memoires of a Slovakian soldier from HIR 15 from Trencsen and yesterday I have received titles from Serbia about several titles of Serbian soldiers in the k.u.k. Army in WW1, thus leaving Romanians as the only nation I haven't found anything yet. :cry: Enjoy the article. :keep: lp, Klemen |
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Carol I |
Posted: July 27, 2004 11:31 pm
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Thanks Klemen for the links. Your summary indicates some interesting facts, but unfortunately the language of the original article is indeed a problem for me.
I'm sorry for the long silence but I got the impression that it was not exactly what you were interested in. I will start again with the translation and post it on fragments as soon as they will be ready. |
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Klemen |
Posted: July 28, 2004 11:52 pm
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Zivjo Carol!
You are welcome any time. ![]()
I thought the language will be the problem for you. ![]()
No, no, no.. my dear Carol…. I was only waiting for you to translate that parts of the article that I was most looking for, i.e. the ones dealing with Romanian soldiers on the Isonzo Front. ![]() ![]() ![]() lp, Klemen |
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Carol I |
Posted: February 06, 2005 10:38 pm
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Here is a brief summary of the article by Traian Serendan: Mărturii despre legiunea voluntară română din Siberia [Documents on the Romanian Volunteers' Legion of Siberia] - Filatelia No. 7-8 (543-544), Jul.-Aug. 2001, pp. 14-15.
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petru |
Posted: February 18, 2005 04:28 pm
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Any useful references from this paper.
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Carol I |
Posted: February 20, 2005 08:06 pm
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1. Romanian Military Archives, The General Headquarters Fund, Decorations Office, File no. 864 2. Monitorul Oficial no. 86/1918 3. Royal High Decree no. 3870/27.10.1939 in Monitorul Oficial no. 16/15.11.1939 4. V. Manea and C. Tucă 2000 Siberia, ultima escală Buletinul Arhivelor Militare Române 4 |
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agblume |
Posted: May 29, 2006 04:19 pm
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Does anyone have information about the Romanian Legion in Siberia??? I believe it was established on 28 November 1918 (n.s.) but don't know location. I am very much interested in commanders, strength, units and dates and locations of operations, as well as what was the fate of the Legion, date of disbandment and return of men to Romania. Thanks very much for any help. Regards, agblume
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Carol I |
Posted: May 29, 2006 06:11 pm
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Take a look in the original thread on this topic: Rumunian Legion - Legiune de tragatori Transilvania-Bucovina.
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agblume |
Posted: May 30, 2006 03:02 pm
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Hello Carol I, Many thanks for letting me know about the previous thread. The information about the Romanian Legion is very useful for me. Most grateful. Best regards, August
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mateias |
Posted: January 06, 2008 01:19 pm
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I wonder if there are any pictures taken on the Siberian journey of the Romanian Legion, as I found about the Czech Legion on this site. Amazing pictures, including those from Vladivostok. One of them shows American troopers (see their hats !) led by major gen. Graves, Czechs' saviour. I also wonder if Czechs and Romanians were transported back home - at least for part of the journey - by the same ships.
http://www.drfaltin.org/archive.htm http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/wgraves.htm This post has been edited by mateias on January 06, 2008 01:35 pm |
mateias |
Posted: January 06, 2008 02:46 pm
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For agblume,
This is the link to an interesting article on this topic about Elie Bufnea, a former Legionnaire who wrote many books. He was later arrested by the communist regime (6 years jail). According to Bufnea, the Legion included around 5,000 volunteers (1,735 fromTransilvania, 597 from Banat, 160 from Bucovina, 24 from the Kingdom of Romania, 7 from Bessarabia). Banatul, a rather small historical province, provided the largest ratio of volunteers per surface. Romanians were in the rearguard of the Czech Legions, attacked viciously by the Bolscheviks and repulsing them valliantly. Russians called them Dikaia Divisia/The Savage Division. http://www.revista.memoria.ro/?location=view_article&id=389 This post has been edited by mateias on January 11, 2008 04:38 pm |
agblume |
Posted: January 07, 2008 04:24 pm
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Hello mateias, Many thanks for the details and the link. Best regards, agblume
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New Connaught Ranger |
Posted: January 05, 2011 04:00 pm
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I was lucky enough to get this for Christmas as a present:-
![]() Uploaded with ImageShack.us CORPUL VOLUNTARILOR ROMANI DIN SIBERIA (1918-1920) Album. Corp of Romanian Volunteers in Siberia (1918-1920), Album. Authors:- IOANA RUSTOIU CUTEAN SMARANDA, GABRIEL RUSTOIU. Editura Marist, Baia Mare 2010. Approx 167 pages, 15 pages of pictures of original hand-drawn maps, 178 B&W pictures of officers, men, in locations, armoured trains, locals etc.. etc.. 39 pages x approximately 67 names per page of the men involved by company, name, where from, age, occupation etc.. etc.. I will add more detail as I digest the contents, so far I have seen the names of over 167 men from Hunedoara County where I live listed, including at least 5 from my wife's home town of Cugir, which interestingly enough fell inside the county borders of Hunedoara until the border lines were redefined in the 1980's (?). Kevin in Deva ![]() |
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Posted: January 05, 2011 05:14 pm
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The book presented above by NCR might be bought at Muzeul Unirii, Alba Iulia.
It is a must have for those interested about the history of this less known military unit raised from romanians from Transilvania and Bukowina (Legiunea de trăgători transilvăneni-bucovineni, aka Legiunea de trăgători siberieni, aka Corpul 2 voluntari) in late years of ww1 and who fought together with Czech Legion (often better then czechs) against red army in Siberia. They returned home in 1921 if I remember well, via Japan, Singapore, Suez Channel, Constanţa. |
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