A Guide for Locating AustroHungarian Military Records by Carl
Austro Hungarian Army Records. Web the major collections in the vienna war archives have been microfilmed. Indexes to many of the records are available, especially if you ancestor happens to be an officer, staff member or official.
A Guide for Locating AustroHungarian Military Records by Carl
The military played a significant role in the lives of citizens of the austrian empire. Web the major collections in the vienna war archives have been microfilmed. Individual photos of austrian soldiers dating before 1870 are extremely rare. Web military records of the austrian empire include a number of valuable genealogical sources. Prior to 1802 a soldier’s term of service was for life, although he was not necessarily on active duty the entire time. Photos, letters, family lore and any other records. Most photos of men in uniform are dated later than 1880. Web a first logical step in military research is to collect all family information that would identify a regiment: By 1914, however, franz josef was 84 years old and the chief of staff, count franz conrad von hötzendorf, effectively had. The records were also kept differently for the various states within the empire.
Prior to 1802 a soldier’s term of service was for life, although he was not necessarily on active duty the entire time. Prior to 1802 a soldier’s term of service was for life, although he was not necessarily on active duty the entire time. By 1914, however, franz josef was 84 years old and the chief of staff, count franz conrad von hötzendorf, effectively had. Web the major collections in the vienna war archives have been microfilmed. Web military records of the austrian empire include a number of valuable genealogical sources. Web a first logical step in military research is to collect all family information that would identify a regiment: In addition to indexes of soldier's names, indexes of regiments and recruitment places are available. The military played a significant role in the lives of citizens of the austrian empire. Photos, letters, family lore and any other records. The records were also kept differently for the various states within the empire. Indexes to many of the records are available, especially if you ancestor happens to be an officer, staff member or official.
