Uhlans Collection (#2)

The German Cavalry, The Uhlans, Come Up Against Barbed Wire Erected By The Belgians To Stop Their Advance During World War One. From The History Of The Great War, Published C. 1919

Furious Charge Of British Cavalry At The Battle Of Mons, 23rd August 1914 During Wwi. From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe, Published 1915

No Surrender! A British Artillery Officer Who Sold His Life Dearly When His Battery Was Attacked By 3, 000 Uhlans At Tournai, Belgium During Wwi. From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe, Published 1915

Wwi / Uhlans Attack Convoy
German Uhlan cavalry attack a Russian baggage-convoy Date: 1915

WW1 - Eastern Front - German Cavalry (Uhlans) attacking a Russian Baggage Convoy at a ford. Date: 1915

Belgian motorcycle despatch rider, 1914
A Belgian motorcycle despatch rider just manages to outpace a group of German Uhlans on horseback in a moonlight encounter. Date: 1914

Scenes on the Eastern front in silhouette, WW1
Silhouettes by a Russian cavalry officer depicting scenes a Cossack food convoy being attacked by Uhlans (ultimately a fruitless exercise). Date: 1915

German Uhlans climbing a hill on horseback, WW1
German Uhlans crossing a river and climbing a hill on horseback during the First World War. Date: 1914

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The Civil War in Spain: Carlist Uhlans in the Neighbourhood of LogroaaO

Austrian 7th Uhlans attacking, Galicia, WW1
Austro-Hungarian 7th Uhlans (light cavalry) attacking in Galicia on the Eastern Front, during the First World War. Date: circa 1914

Cavalry in Snow
A troop of Prussian Uhlans inquire directions of a local countryman

Wwi / 1915 / British / Uhlans
A British patrol is taken by surprise by an Uhlan cavalry attack

Uhlans and Fr Colonials
In the Vosges mountains of north-east France, German Uhlan cavalry rout a force of French Zouaves and black Senegalese soldiers, regarded as inferior by the Germans

Wwi / Uhlans in Poland
Austrian Uhlans (Lancers) patrolling near Krasnik in Poland

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Uhlans, the brave cavalrymen of Europe, have left an indelible mark on history. From their origins in Poland to their presence in various conflicts, these horse-mounted warriors have captivated many. One notable figure associated with Uhlans is Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna of Russia. Her admiration for these gallant soldiers was well-known, and she often supported them during her reign. During the Battle of Liege, Uhlans showcased their valor as they charged fearlessly into battle. Their unwavering determination and skill were evident as they fought alongside other troops. Another influential personality linked to Uhlans was the Grand Duchess Tatiana, who held the esteemed position of Colonel-In-Chief of Russian Uhlans. Her dedication to this regiment further solidified its significance within military circles. Beyond Russia's borders, Austrian Uhlans played a crucial role in Bosnia during times of unrest. These mounted units brought stability and protection to troubled regions while upholding their reputation for bravery. World War I witnessed German Cavalry Uhlans at the forefront of combat. Their distinctive uniforms and expert horsemanship made them a formidable force on the battlefield. Artists like Evelyn Stuart Hardy immortalized their charges through captivating paintings that depicted both strength and grace. The rich history surrounding Uhlans extends beyond warfare alone; it encompasses various aspects such as artistry and exploration too. An anonymous artist beautifully captured a staff captain from 3rd Elisavetgrad Hussar Regiment in 1837 - a testament to how deeply ingrained these figures were within society. In historical engravings, we see scenes like "Uhlans tracking the Course of a Balloon, " highlighting not only their military prowess but also their adaptability across different domains. The Uniforms of the Austro-Mexican Brigade showcase yet another facet of Ulhan culture - fashion intertwined with duty. The vibrant colors and intricate details exemplify the pride and identity these soldiers carried with them.