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    Sajkaca

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      L.G. Atamanski
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      L.G. Atamanski
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      Thank you Rogi. This is the article I wrote for the Zeughaus more than 10 years ago. Now, I have submited to the same magazine article on the Serbian King Peter I as honorary chief of the 14th Olonecki IR, hopefuly it will be published this year.
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      Thanks Paja. There are some more "never seen" things inside. Beside Serbia, book is available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk http://www.amazon.com/Srbija-Rusija-Velikom-ratu-saveznistvo/dp/8650526160/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1421575117&sr=8-2&keywords=Dusan+Babac
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      and my recent appointment as a member of the Editorial Board of the Starii Zeughaus
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      My humble contribution to the topic is a book called "Serbia and Russia in the Great War" I have published in October. The book is bilingual, in Serbian and Russian with approximately 200 illustrations, photographs, documents and other items (head gear, badges, pogoni etc.)
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      Many thanks!
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      Please help me in identifying this badge and jetton.
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      Funeral of General Wrangel in Belgrade
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      One of only two preserved Serbian officers' service tunics M1908 from WW1, from my collection. Second one belonged to Tsar Nicholas II as honorary commander in chief - Colonel of the 16th IR, and is in Tsarskoe Selo - Alexander's Palace. A book on the Serbian Army in WW1 that I recently published in Serbia with lot of material on uniforms, insignia, equipment...
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      JapanX great pics. Please, if you come across photo of the Serbian Crown Prince Alexander in the uniform of 14th IR Olonecki, I would appreciate very much. I saw it 20 years ago, wearing the regimental gorget and St. Andrew sash, but never again ever after. I am missing this piece to finish my article on the Romanov - Karadjordjevic exhange of honorary commands over regiments in 1911 - 1912.
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      and of course, officer's pogoni
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      Many thanks Nick, pics are great! I am enclosing the only one photo of king Peter I of Serbia wearing his regiment's badge.
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      One nice example of the Tsarist Officer who proudly displayed his St. George after the WW2
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      JapanX, you are absolutely right, thank you for the thread.
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      As a matter of fact St. George cross was also worn by the officers who joined the Red Army. There were few very nice articles on the subject in the beautiful Russian magazine Zeughaus. I will find and post some of them when I dig them out in my archive.
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      The 34th Corps Detachment military pilot, ensign A.K. Tumanskii. Summer 1917.
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      another photo of General Wrangel in Serbia
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      One interesting detail. Service side cap "pilotka" was introduced in 1914 only for the Imperial Russian airmen, black with red piping, and silver lace for officers. However, this type of cap won the fame with Red Army in WW2.
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      Thanks, many more in the beautiful book "Uniforma Rossiiskogo Voennogo Vozdushnogo Flota" Tom 1 (1890-1935), publisher Fond Russkie Vityazi, Moscow 2004. I am afraid that it is out of print...
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      On the 1st photo on the 1st page is Sub-ensign I.K. Efremov, pilot of the Guards Corps Aviation Detachment, Petrograd, August 1916. Here is the photo of the 15th Corps Detachment military pilot ensign Sergei Chistokletov 1915
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      General Wrangel in Serbia with his men.
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      one action photo from the Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes (after 1929 Kingdom of Yugoslavia), where apx 20.000 Russians found their new home, with big support of King Alexander I
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