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Deutsch: Die Welt in Wehr und Waffe; Heft 1: Cechoslowakische Republik (Ceskoslovensko)
Uniformdarstellungen und Abzeichen der cechoslowakischen Wehrmacht
Herausgegeben von Obltn. a. D. Julius Moritz Ruhl
Wehrpolitische Textbearbeitung von General d. R. Hugo Schäfer
  • Verlag Moritz Ruhl, Leipzig O27
  • Ohne Jahr (1937)
  • Illustrator/Künstler: Anton Sussmann
    • Monogrammlexikon 1: internationales Verzeichnis der Monogramme bildender (...): Sussmann, Anton; österr. Maler, Zeichner, fig., Illustrator, Militärgenre; tätig in Wien von 1908 bis um 1914
    • (Anton Sußmann, k. u. k. Hauptmann, Anton Süßmann)
  • Qu.-8°. Mit 2 Karten (a. d. Innendeckeln), einer Farbtafel und zahlreichen Zeichnungen/Textillustrationen. 44 Seiten
  • Uniformen, Militär, Militaria, Uniformkunde
  • Die Tschechoslowakische Armee (tschechisch Československá armáda) war das Militär der Tschechoslowakischen Republik. Sie bestand aus Heer, Luftstreitkräften und einer auf Flussschiffe begrenzten Marine. In ihren drei Teilstreitkräften dienten ungefähr 200.000 Soldaten und zusätzlich noch 50.000 Reservisten (Stand 1937). Die Tschechoslowakische Armee war vor dem Münchner Abkommen eine der schlagkräftigsten Armeen Mitteleuropas. 1992 teilte sie sich in die Streitkräfte der Tschechischen Republik und Streitkräfte der Slowakischen Republik auf.

English: Pages from a German booklet on uniforms and insignia of the army of Czechoslovakia 1937
  • Publisher: Moritz Ruhl, Leipzig, Germany
  • Editor: Hugo R. Schäfer.
  • Publication Date: 1937
  • 44 pages, 2 maps, 1 colour illustration, several black-and-white illustrations, soft cover binding
  • Illustrations by Austrian military artist Anton Sussmann (1867-?)
According to Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon (2002) Anton Sussmann was an Austrian genre painter and ilustrator. According to worldcat.org he seems to have been active as a book illustrator from around 1897 to around 1940. He is sometimes titled Hauptmann and k. u. k. Hauptmann (kaiserlich und königlich Hauptmann, 'Imperial and Royal Captain'), in the 1930s also major a.d. ('major in the reserve'). According to General catalogue of printed books (1959) and The National union catalog (1968) Sussmann used the pseudonym Anton Sassmann in some of the uniform booklets published in the 1930s by Moritz Ruhl Verlag, a German publishing company based in Leipzig, Saxony producing illustrated books between the 1890s and 1942.
  • The Czechoslovak Army (Czech and Slovak: Československá armáda) was the name of the armed forces of Czechoslovakia. It was established in 1918 following Czechoslovakia's declaration of independence from Austria-Hungary.
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