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    #1

    Czech soldier, can anyone ID the Uniform?

    Guys, I have really no idea about the nationality of this dude, can anyone help?
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    Last edited by Edgar Alcidi; 06-14-2011, 03:41 PM.
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    could be a Yugoslav officer ?
    here are some examples. http://www.flickr.com/photos/adricv/page37/
    Ian

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      #3
      It's Czechoslovakian soldier - look at the buckle with lion ( also buttons seems to have lion ) - typical Czech belt buckle.

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        #4
        thanks!

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          #5
          Czech soldier for sure, he has a badge on his left pocket. Probably award for sharp mg shooting.

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            #6
            Yes, it´s undoubtedly a Czechoslovak (not Czech !!!) soldier from pre war (before 1939) period.
            Specifically a cycling battalion member with shooter badge (rifle or machine gun) on his chest.
            Here a similar photo (also a cycling bataillon member with rifle shooter badge) from my private collection :
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              Originally posted by kuratorium View Post
              Yes, it´s undoubtedly a Czechoslovak (not Czech !!!) soldier from pre war (before 1939) period.
              Specifically a cycling battalion member with shooter badge (rifle or machine gun) on his chest.
              Here a similar photo (also a cycling bataillon member with rifle shooter badge) from my private collection :
              thanks as usual for ur precious insights

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