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Thank you, although I personally like the patinated sound of the gramophone frames very much - it is the original sound as it sounded back then. In the meantime there are some books in which photos from my collection have been published, which makes me very happy and gives the collecting a meaning in the first place. f.i.: www.amazon.de/1914-1918-Bildern-pictures-images-immagini/dp/3950347305 www.amazon.de/Festungskrieg-Hochgebirge-%C3%B6sterreichischen-italienischen-Hochgebirgsforts/dp/888266516X www.militaria.at/Book.aspx?book=28999620&Language=de

@@fluffymainecoon1953 Kriegsschauplatz, means- theater of war

A very nice comment, I really appreciate it. It's great when additional knowledge enhances such a rare historical photograph. I think one can clearly see the armored cruisers Novara and Saida, some torpedo boats, and in the background, battleships of the Tegetthoff class.

These are Rapidkreuzer, as SMS Novara and Saida. Both can be seen in the video...

de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novara_(Schiff,_1915)

@@WolfgangWeihs Thanks! I thought they may be cruisers, but their lines were so similar to the Sampson and Tucker class destroyers that I could not figure it out. I will have to read up on Rapidkreuzer as they seem to fit in below a protected or light cruiser. Nice looking vessels.

freut mich wenn nicht nur ich allein Daheim diese Freude habe, sonder auch anderen diese großartigen Zeitkonserven Freude bereiten...

yes, will do a video on this one time.... thanks for the input.

@@MAMBO85 wolfgweihs@gmail.com

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​@@TheGreekroyalist13 🍻 please watch till the end, I have showed the Records of all used musik in the sound track.

@@WolfgangWeihs alr im sorry, ill check em

ah that's good news and a motivation to continue with this processing of the photo material. I am happy when my videos help people, be it as scientific material for historians or for collectors and in your case reenactors who obviously benefit from it. Thank you for your comment.

ah i think its "Kordstoff" in german, so you mean blouse made of corduroy on period photos. Yes I have.

@@marcuszelezny1399 🤗

@@Taganrog-rp1mu ich hab dazu versucht mehr raus zubekommen, sie waren, 1918 ganz spät. Man erkennt klar im Hintergrund die kuk Wachmannschaften und die hohen Fichtenstämme, daher passt das Foto zur Südfront. Ganz zu 100% sicher bin ich nicht, halte es aber für wahrscheinlich.

@@darant2341 I had some luck on a small country side flea market in lower Austria. For this fleamarket I payed quite an amount of money, but still just a quarter of the usual amount on internat. market.

das ist natürlich eine erfreuliche Nachricht, freut mich sehr.

@@TobiasStolte-q3h danke, freut mich wenn das bei Euch Sammlern und Interessierten an der alten Armee gut ankommt.

thanks Marcus

gern, ich hoffe es ist gelungen....

J.S.Bach, Suites for cello solo

@@cymrubahaus78 Danke, wunderbar, je mehr Wissen hier zusammen kommt, um so besser

@@fluffymainecoon1953 you are welcome and your comment much appreciated

hi, it produced until great depression in 1929. Then most factories stoppt producing chemicals. In WW2 there was a WehrmachtSTRALG, parts seems to have been used for Wr Neustätter Flugzeugwerke. On 3rd of April 45 it was Headquater of 12th SS Panzerdivision, or better for what was left of it. After the war most metal parts, railtracks and other parts were brought to russia. Since then its a ruin field.

I made another video about the buildings still in use: ruclips.net/video/YYiB8aryJ0c/видео.htmlsi=NbKgn9v6HETEIMvn

Thanks 🤗

mhm.... V: Verpflegungs- Versorgungs- ? ..

Das Eisenbahn Regiment war in 2100 Korneuburg ( ÖSTERREICH )🇦🇹 von 1882 - 1918 stationiert,es gibt noch einige Gebäude vom Regiment und den von Ihnen erbauten k.u.k Soldatenfriedhof 1915 - 1917 . Der wird von mir betreut und meiner Frau.🙏

@@norbertglasl1952 wunderbar!

ja solange mir was einfällt.... solche videos würde ich selbst gern sehen, nur hab ich keine gefunden....😊

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danke, freut mich!

please see the other videos in my channel. I think a main problem of this army was, that the last war it fought in was in the 1860ies, so basically they still had line infantry tactics in 1914. Russian army fought against Japan in the early 1900s, Germany fought in the german-french war, so both armies were more modern. And Austria had a very conservative emperor, who was no friend of modern ideas, as many of the officers. Austrian army lost in 1914 so many officers, because it was against honour to take shelter on the battle field for an officer, that they never could be replaced during the entire war.

@@WolfgangWeihs Thanks for this very interesting answer. Indeed, Franz Josef was a very conservative monarch, but so was Nicholas Il. With a difference though, he was very interested in the modernization of his army and personnaly participated at this process after the disaster against Japan. But that's only a matter of equipment, in this field the Kuk army was in no way inferior, though the Hechtgrau color was certainly not the best. As far as officers are concerned, I know Kuk officers normally wore, at the beginning of the war, a yellow and black sash, highly visible, which made them a perfect target for Russian sharpshooters. But all 1914 armies were the same and lost a lot of officers too. We had the same problem in the French army, at a point that, at the end of 1914, many new appointed lieutenants were only sergeants a few weeks before !

actually I really appreciate this kind of exchange following my videos. Really would wish to get more feedback as yours.

@@WolfgangWeihs You're welcome ! I also do appreciate this kind of exchanges about a subject I'm particularly interested in, in particular as a WW1 militaria collector. However, though I collect these items since nearly 40 years, I nearly never saw any Kuk army items here in France, except minor things like cartridge pouches, bayonets, sometimes helmets and rifles, and I still don't know why, as it was a rather huge force with millions of men. The last thing I found were Zeiss-made binoculars used by the Kuk army and dated 1917. Do you have any explanation about such rarity ? It's true that WW1 german or british uniforms are also very rare, though some appear from time to time, but I never saw any Hechtgrau items...

I think the main reason is that only very few kuk troops were active on the western front, some heavy artillery units but not much more as far I am informed. Here you also will not find much french equipment. I have some french canteens and mess kits, some helmets, but not more.

thanks Marcus

you are welcome

Kat Nr 940134 Gebet vor der Schlacht; Concert Record „Gramophone“ Marschusik der k.k. Landwehr. Inf. Reg. Nr. 1

thanks Marcus, actually feedback and comments are very valuable for my work on these photos an great motivation to make more of this videos.

danke, freut mich dass das video gefällt

naja Platten der Regimentsmusiken sind generell gesucht, die mit Kommandostimmen finde ich pers. militärhistorisch besonders interessant. Natürliche gibt es noch seltenere Platten aus der Monarchie. Zum Beispiel die Aufnahme der Stimme seiner kaiserlich königlichen Majestät sowie seiner Heerführer. Die kosten dann im 4 stelligen Eurobereich.

Dear Marcus- the soundtrack for this video is as follows: Mit Blut und Eisen, Tonkünstller Orchester "Telra" Wien; "I love You" Efim Schachmeister; Royal Marsch; Träumerei von Schuhmann; Admiral Stosch Marsch.

@@WolfgangWeihs Thx, Wolfgang