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Aizsargi (lit. 'Defenders' or 'Guards';
officially – Latvian:
Latvijas Aizsargu organizācija, lit. 'Guards
Organization of Latvia', or LAO) was a volunteer...
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February 2014. "Organization of the
Aizsargi".
aizsargi.org.
Retrieved 2020-11-15. "MILITARY
AIRCRAFT -
National Guard (
Aizsargi) -
Latvian Aviation". latvianaviation...
- with the
support of
Minister of War Jānis
Balodis and the
paramilitary Aizsargi organization, took
control of the main
state and
party offices, proclaimed...
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Germans and
recruited from
former Latvian army and
police officers, ex-
Aizsargi,
members of the Pērkonkrusts, and
university students, ****isted in the...
- 1941) was a
Latvian general, and from 1930 to 1940 a
commander in the
Aizsargi home guard.
Prauls was born in
Lielstraupe parish in Vidzeme. In 1915,...
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Landwehr ("country guard"), or from an
attempted translation of landwehr.
Aizsargi (Latvia, 1919–1940) Home
Guard (Unionist),
during the
American Civil War...
- PPK
variants were
privately bought and used by
members of the
Latvian Aizsargi national guard. The PPK was used by the
MACVSOG recon skydiver team, equipped...
-
bloodless coup was
carried out by army and
units of the
national guard Aizsargi loyal to Ulmanis. They
moved against key
government offices, communications...
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members of the pre-war
Latvian Army's
Aviation Regiment, the
paramilitary Aizsargi, and the
Latvian Aero Club.
Flying training was
carried out in the Bücker...
- 1936
until 1938 and was used as a
trainer by the
Latvian Aeroclub and the
Aizsargi home guard. In the 1930s, the
Estonian designers Voldemar Post, Otto Org...
