 Wallenstein, which had an important part in the battle of Dessau [1626]. Another, Nicholas, was a general in the Honved Army in 1849, and was sentenced to twenty years in an Austrian dungeon, where he lost his eyesight and died in 1854. Alexander Gaal...  Hungarians in the American Civil War - 36. oldalszerző: Pivány Eugene - 1913 - 61 oldalTeljes nézet - Információ erről a könyvről
 | New York Infantry. 5th Regt., 1861-1863 - 1888 - 112 oldal
...without influence other than the recommendations of his commanding officers, fairly fought his way from the command of a regiment to that of an army corps. His first important service in this grade occurred in Lee's flank march upon Centreville, in October,... | |
 | Silas Constant, Emily Warren Roebling - 1903 - 730 oldal
...without influence other than the recommendations of his commanding officers, fairly fought his way from the command of a regiment to that of an army corps. His first important service in this grade occurred in Lee's flank march upon Centreville, in October,... | |
 | 1913 - 1006 oldal
...without influence other than the recommendations of his commanding officers, fairly fought his way from the command of a regiment to that of an army corps. His first important service in this grade occurred in Lee's Hank march upon Centreville, in October,... | |
 | Pivány Eugene - 1913 - 76 oldal
...both as a politician and a soldier, having been a member of the diet and commander of the fortress of Arad. Andrew Gallfy was major of the 58th Ohio...received from Congress the medal of honor. He was horn in Sieged, in the heart of the Hungarian Lowland, on November 5. 1825. In America he was often believed... | |
 | Pivány Eugene - 1913 - 72 oldal
...family, Peter Gaal de Gyula, raised a regiment of Hungarian and Croatian carbineers for Wallen stein, which had an important part in the battle of Dessau...received from Congress the medal of honor. He was born in Szeged, in the heart of the Hungarian Lowland, on November 5, 1825. In America he was often... | |
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