Regimentul 92 Infanterie, Regimentul 92 Infanterie

Hi!
I am interested about 92 Infantery Regiment from Orastie. If somebody have something about this, please help-me. Thanks!

There is a book about one regiment from Orastie , Regiment no 64. Could be the same regiment and later renamed no 92 ?

There is no any continuity between the 64th Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment of Orastie and the 92nd Romanian infantry Regiment of the same town, except maybe the recruiting area of this unit.

To: Cantacuzino
I have and i read the book, tanks! i need more about, anything (picture, informations,...)


To: KEPI
It is a continuity between the 64th Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment of Orastie and the 92nd Romanian infantry Regiment.

Well, I'm very much interested to know what is the relation between these two units ... ?

Well, I'm very much interested to know what is the relation between these two units ... ?

ok.
The 92 Reg. is make by old 64 reg trups. In 1918 the old 64 Reg she is be reorganizet.
The 64 reg she was a Austro-Hungarian Regiment but, she was to consist of romanian, cca 90%.
look, to me its very hard to write in english, if you want we can to speak in romanian...
tanks!

Well, I'm very much interested to know what is the relation between these two units ... ?

ok.
The 92 Reg. is make by old 64 reg trups. In 1918 the old 64 Reg she is be reorganizet.
The 64 reg she was a Austro-Hungarian Regiment but, she was to consist of romanian, cca 90%.
look, to me its very hard to write in english, if you want we can to speak in romanian...
tanks!

... and you can read there book about 64 regiment from Orastie, its interesting.
good day

according with THIS source, the Infanterieregiment Ritter von Auffenberg Nr.64 was recruited in Szászváros District (hungarian name for Orastie, literaly "the town of saxons") and had the following ethnic composition (in july 1914) : 86% Rumanian, 14% various.

This post has been edited by Dan Po on May 13, 2008 12:24 pm

yes, i now

The first commander of the 92 Inf. Regiment she will be a colonel, TITUS CERNAUTEANU. Samebody have information abaut him?

I know I have probably asked this question at least a trillion times, but where the hell can I buy this for me very, very, very, very interesting book???
What reminds me: last summer (August 2007) I finally paid a visit to the Kriegsarchiv in Vienna and also looked around a bit also to see if I can find anything about "Romanian" regiments. I found out that the archive has a very good regimental fond about IR.2 (Brasso) with almost all regimental war diaries from 1914 to 1918. The archive library also has unpublished manuscripts of regimental histories of IR.51 (Kolozsvár), IR. 63 (Besztercse) and IR. 64 (Szászváros). Sadly I lacked time to check for other regiments. I particularly regret for not checking IR.43 (Karánsebes).

This post has been edited by Klemen on June 07, 2008 09:16 pm

I know I have probably asked this question at least a trillion times, but where the hell can I buy this for me very, very, very, very interesting book???
What reminds me: last summer (August 2007) I finally paid a visit to the Kriegsarchiv in Vienna and also looked around a bit also to see if I can find anything about "Romanian" regiments. I found out that the archive has a very good regimental fond about IR.2 (Brasso) with almost all regimental war diaries from 1914 to 1918. The archive library also has unpublished manuscripts of regimental histories of IR.51 (Kolozsvár), IR. 63 (Besztercse) and IR. 64 (Szászváros). Sadly I lacked time to check for other regiments. I particularly regret for not checking IR.43 (Karánsebes).

what information you find about IR 64 (Szászváros)? i am interested about...
The book about Regiment no 64 from Orastie, she not has be from sale. Personal i have one exemplar

To HCM:

I apologise for my late response, HCM.
Hm... What did you mean to say? There is no bookshop, antique bookshop or museum in Romania (or Orastie) which would still be selling a copy of this book, which I would be most eager to buy?! Are you from Orastie, by any chance?

As I said in my previous reply the War Archive in Vienna (Kriegsarchiv) has in their collection an unpublished regimental manuscript which describes the most glorious episodes from the history of IR.64 (Szászváros) during the Great War from 1914 to 1917 (1918). Hope this helps.

Klemen

I apologise for my late response, HCM.
Hm... What did you mean to say? There is no bookshop, antique bookshop or museum in Romania (or Orastie) which would still be selling a copy of this book, which I would be most eager to buy?! Are you from Orastie, by any chance?

As I said in my previous reply the War Archive in Vienna (Kriegsarchiv) has in their collection an unpublished regimental manuscript which describes the most glorious episodes from the history of IR.64 (Szászváros) during the Great War from 1914 to 1917 (1918). Hope this helps.

Klemen

hello,
Unfortunately publcatia no longer available, it was distributed free and had a limited edition.
I am interested in the manuscript archives of Vienna, will get in touch with them and hope to receive useful information.
thanks again.