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Pandurs were a type of
light infantry unit
raised in
Central Europe. The
first was Trenck's
Pandurs, used by the
Kingdom of
Hungary from 1741, fighting...
- Trenck's
Pandurs (Croatian: Panduri, German: Panduren, Hungarian:
Pandúr) were a
light infantry unit of the
Habsburg monarchy that was
raised by Baron...
- The
Pandur II is an
improved modular all-wheel-drive
version of the
Pandur 6×6 APC
wheeled armoured vehicle. It was
developed as a
private venture by the...
- The
Pandur is an APC
developed and
produced by the
Austrian company Steyr-Daimler-Puch
Spezialfahrzeuge (SSF). It was
developed during the 1980s as a private...
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according to Liprandi, also
demanded that the
Pandurs arrest and kill Samurcaș, the "enemy of [our] cause". The
Pandurs had been
joined by
packs of
Oltenian hajduks...
- Ivor
Pandur (born 25
March 2000) is a
Croatian professional footballer who
plays as a
goalkeeper for EFL
Championship club Hull City.
Pandur made his...
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Pandurs were
light infantry military units in the
Kingdom of Hungary.
Pandur or
Pandour may also
refer to:
Armoured personnel carriers Pandur I Pandur...
- in the
Great Plague of 1738, he
offered to
raise an
irregular corps of
pandurs for
service against the Turks, but this
offer was refused,
after which...
- Tomaž
Pandur (19
February 1963 – 12
April 2016) was a
Slovenian theatre director. As a
student of
Maribor Grammar School No. 1 he
established his own theatre...
- Luka Ibrišimović – Priest, Spy and
Hajduk Baron Franjo Trenk –
leader of
Pandurs;
father of
military music Andrija Artuković Jure Francetić Mile
Budak Rafael...
