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Hakkapeliitta (Finnish pl. hakkapeliitat) is a
historiographical term used for a
Finnish light cavalryman in the
service of King
Gustavus Adolphus of...
- with its own
permanent winter tyre
testing facility. The company's
Hakkapeliitta brand name is
recognised in
Finland as a trademark.
Nokian Tyres concentrates...
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Thirty Years' War (1618–1648) as a well-trained
cavalrymen called "
Hakkapeliitta".
Finland suffered a
severe famine in 1695–1697,
during which about...
- Guard) Governor's
Guards (United States)
Guides Cavalry (****stan Army)
Hakkapeliitta (Finnish
cavalry of
Thirty Years' War)
Ironside King's
Royal Hussars...
- Åkesson Tott. Åke
Henriksson Tott's tomb in the
Cathedral of
Turku Hakkapeliitta Nordisk familjebok, 2:a upplagan, Malmö
Article Tott, Åke in Biografiskt...
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defense against weapons such as swords, spears, javelins, and arrows.
Hakkapeliitta:
Finnish light hor**** from the 16th to 18th century. They were armed...
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given in Finnish. The
Finnish cavalry in the
Swedish army was
called Hakkapeliitta after their battle cry "Hakkaa päälle!".
Approximately 110,000 soldiers...
- be far more aggressive,
often employing his
Finnish light cavalry or
Hakkapeliitta as
shock troops. He also used
columns on occasion,
including the failed...
- Munkkiniemi, Helsinki, ulkoperspektiivipiirustus, 1921. "26.11.1927
Hakkapeliitta no 48, s. 11". digi.kansalliskirjasto.fi (in Finnish).
Retrieved 13...
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Lieutenant Colonel Torsten Stålhandske's
Hakkapeliitta's 4
companies with 350 men and
Colonel Reinhold Wunsch's
Hakkapeliitta's 4
companies with 350 men. The first...
