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Uhlan (/ˈuːlɑːn, ˈjuːlən/; French:
uhlan; German: Ulan; Lithuanian: ulonas; Polish: ułan) is a type of
light cavalry,
primarily armed with a lance. The...
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action near the
village of Waręż.
Later that day, the
Polish 1st
Krechowce Uhlan Regiment chanced upon
several unprepared Bolshevik units and took 150 POWs...
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Polish Army. Some
historians trace back
Polish żurawiejkas to the "
Uhlan March",
written in 1863,
during the
January Uprising. Furthermore, during...
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mounted knights and
heavy winged hussars,
through the
times of
light uhlans to
mounted infantry equipped with
ranged and mêlée weapons. The
first Polish...
- The 4th
Kharkov Uhlan Regiment (Russian: Харьковский 4-й уланский полк) was a
cavalry regiment of the
Imperial Russian Army
formed in 1651 in Kharkiv...
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Together with the
Dragoons and Hussars, the
Imperial and
Royal Uhlans (German: k.u.k. Ulanen), made up the
cavalry of the Austro-Hungarian Army from 1867...
- 12th
Podolian Uhlan Regiment (Polish language: 12 Pułk Ułanów Podolskich, 12 puł) was a
cavalry unit of the
Polish Army. It was
officially formed in 1919...
- a
light cavalry regiment of
Uhlans of the
Royal Prussian Army. The
regiment was
later reorganised as
heavy cavalry Uhlans and
renamed into 1.
Garde Ulanen...
- 18th
Pomeranian Uhlan Regiment (Polish: 18 Pulk Ulanów Pomorskich, 18 p.ul.) was a
cavalry unit of the
Polish Army in the
Second Polish Republic. Formed...
- early,
compact form from 1784
onwards the
czapka was
introduced by
Austrian uhlans,
during the time
Galicia was
under Habsburg rule. Its use was
spread from...
