- The
Zouaves (French pronunciation: [zwav] ) were a
class of
light infantry regiments of the
French Army
serving between 1830 and 1962 and
linked to French...
-
Zouaves (Italian:
Zuavi Pontifici) were an
infantry battalion,
later regiment,
dedicated to
defending the
Papal States.
Named after the
French zouave...
- The
Zouave is the
subject of
several sketches and
paintings made by
Vincent van Gogh in Arles,
France in June 1888. The
pieces range from
close up oil...
- A
Zouave jacket is a
short open
fronted jacket with long sleeves,
similar to that
historically worn by the
Algerian Zouave infantry of the
French Army...
- Auguste-Henri Jacob,
better known as the
Zouave Jacob, was born on
March 6, 1828, in Saint-Martin-des-Champs, Saône-et-Loire, and died on
October 23, 1913...
- The 8th
Zouaves Regiment (French: 8e Régiment de
Zouaves , 8e R.Z) was an
infantry unit of the
French Army.
Created in 1914, the unit was
designated as...
- The
Little Zouave (French: Au p'tit
zouave) is a 1950
French comedy drama film
directed by
Gilles Grangier and
starring François Périer, Dany
Robin and...
- The
United States Zouave Cadets (also
known as the
Chicago Zouaves and
Zouave Cadets of Chicago) was a short-lived
zouave unit of the
Illinois militia...
-
Zouaves of
Death (Polish: Żuawi śmierci) were a
Polish military unit
during the
January Uprising,
formed in
February 1863 from
volunteers in Ojców, Poland...
- USS
Zouave was a
steamer acquired by the
Union Navy
during the
American Civil War. She was
needed by the Navy to be part of the
fleet of
ships to prevent...
