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HUSSAR REGIMENT KING WILHELM I (1ST RHENANIAN) NO 7
Garrison 1914: Bonn
Raised: 1741 as Hussar Regiment von Ruesch (or Black Hussars),
Colonel-in-chief : The German Emperor and King of Prussia Wilhelm I January 1, 1857-March 9, 1888.
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| English | Regiment King Wilhelm I (1st Rhenanian) No 7 No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
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Literature: Image by Steinbeisser on Wikimedia Commons