By Otto Von Pivka, Gerry Embleton
On 14 October 1808, Napoleon persuaded Herzog Peter Friedrich Ludwig of Oldenburg to affix the Confederation of the Rhine via the Treaty of Erfurt – the army contingent to be maintained through the duchy used to be set at an infantry battalion of 800 males in six businesses. equally, Friedrich August, Herzog of Nassau, used to be charged, below the phrases of the treaty with co-ordinating and setting up the army efforts of the entire tiny states of its neighbours. during this great addition to Osprey's Men-at-Arms sequence, Otto Von Pivka info the crusade historical past and uniforms of Napoleon's Nassau and Oldenburg allied troops.
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Despite the criticism, the Parades and Demonstrations 1890s–1920s 23 Stahlhelm revealed a little uneasiness when recognising that the political opponents were up to par. With hindsight, Friedrich Stampfer—editor of the Social Democratic newspaper Vorwärts—wrote on the importance of the Reichsbanner to visualise the republic in his memoirs: The times in which the monarchists could call the new state a republic without republicans were over. Now the republicans were present, visible in their uniforms they marched and played their drums and pipes .
Citizens were asked to provide sleeping places for a few nights. In Leipzig, in preparation to the Reichsbanner festivities in August 1927, the police reported of numerous small Reichsbanner marches through different areas of the city in order to promote the organisation and to convince the population to offer accommodation. 79 Demands were formulated not only for republican citizens but for members of the Reichsbanner too. The orientation guide for Reichsbanner members for the Constitution Day festivities in Berlin in 1929 listed numerous regulations.
Schools and gyms served this purpose but also private accommodation was organised. Citizens were asked to provide sleeping places for a few nights. In Leipzig, in preparation to the Reichsbanner festivities in August 1927, the police reported of numerous small Reichsbanner marches through different areas of the city in order to promote the organisation and to convince the population to offer accommodation. 79 Demands were formulated not only for republican citizens but for members of the Reichsbanner too.