hi, it produced until great depression in 1929. Then most factories stoppt producing chemicals. In WW2 there was a WehrmachtSTRALG, parts seems to have been used for Wr Neustätter Flugzeugwerke. On 3rd of April 45 it was Headquater of 12th SS Panzerdivision, or better for what was left of it. After the war most metal parts, railtracks and other parts were brought to russia. Since then its a ruin field.

I made another video about the buildings still in use: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7-ZdZuS19-uYJc.htmlsi=NbKgn9v6HETEIMvn

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ja solange mir was einfällt.... solche videos würde ich selbst gern sehen, nur hab ich keine gefunden....😊

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danke, freut mich!

please see the other videos in my channel. I think a main problem of this army was, that the last war it fought in was in the 1860ies, so basically they still had line infantry tactics in 1914. Russian army fought against Japan in the early 1900s, Germany fought in the german-french war, so both armies were more modern. And Austria had a very conservative emperor, who was no friend of modern ideas, as many of the officers. Austrian army lost in 1914 so many officers, because it was against honour to take shelter on the battle field for an officer, that they never could be replaced during the entire war.

@@WolfgangWeihs Thanks for this very interesting answer. Indeed, Franz Josef was a very conservative monarch, but so was Nicholas Il. With a difference though, he was very interested in the modernization of his army and personnaly participated at this process after the disaster against Japan. But that's only a matter of equipment, in this field the Kuk army was in no way inferior, though the Hechtgrau color was certainly not the best. As far as officers are concerned, I know Kuk officers normally wore, at the beginning of the war, a yellow and black sash, highly visible, which made them a perfect target for Russian sharpshooters. But all 1914 armies were the same and lost a lot of officers too. We had the same problem in the French army, at a point that, at the end of 1914, many new appointed lieutenants were only sergeants a few weeks before !

actually I really appreciate this kind of exchange following my videos. Really would wish to get more feedback as yours.

@@WolfgangWeihs You're welcome ! I also do appreciate this kind of exchanges about a subject I'm particularly interested in, in particular as a WW1 militaria collector. However, though I collect these items since nearly 40 years, I nearly never saw any Kuk army items here in France, except minor things like cartridge pouches, bayonets, sometimes helmets and rifles, and I still don't know why, as it was a rather huge force with millions of men. The last thing I found were Zeiss-made binoculars used by the Kuk army and dated 1917. Do you have any explanation about such rarity ? It's true that WW1 german or british uniforms are also very rare, though some appear from time to time, but I never saw any Hechtgrau items...

I think the main reason is that only very few kuk troops were active on the western front, some heavy artillery units but not much more as far I am informed. Here you also will not find much french equipment. I have some french canteens and mess kits, some helmets, but not more.

thanks Marcus

you are welcome

Kat Nr 940134 Gebet vor der Schlacht; Concert Record „Gramophone“ Marschusik der k.k. Landwehr. Inf. Reg. Nr. 1

thanks Marcus, actually feedback and comments are very valuable for my work on these photos an great motivation to make more of this videos.

danke, freut mich dass das video gefällt

naja Platten der Regimentsmusiken sind generell gesucht, die mit Kommandostimmen finde ich pers. militärhistorisch besonders interessant. Natürliche gibt es noch seltenere Platten aus der Monarchie. Zum Beispiel die Aufnahme der Stimme seiner kaiserlich königlichen Majestät sowie seiner Heerführer. Die kosten dann im 4 stelligen Eurobereich.

Dear Marcus- the soundtrack for this video is as follows: Mit Blut und Eisen, Tonkünstller Orchester "Telra" Wien; "I love You" Efim Schachmeister; Royal Marsch; Träumerei von Schuhmann; Admiral Stosch Marsch.

@@WolfgangWeihs Thx, Wolfgang

Thanks, thats very kind of you giving me this kind of feedback. I do this videos because it's fun for me on one hand, but it's also a lot of work. So this is a very motivating comment for making more.

ja theoretisch könnten die fotos auch von wo anders sein.... ich hätte aber an ein Dorf im Süden gedacht, um Assuan.

thanks a lot

history is a treasure...glad that I could give your hometown and it's people bit of treasure.

thanks, very kind of you, appreciated. Greetings from Vienna

@@WolfgangWeihs Guten tag aus Sheffield.

sorry as collector I buy, but only if i have things twice I do sell them.... in most cases I find out it is not double but a variant.... then it also belongs in the collection. meanwhile its quite hard to find these military band records pre 1918.

@@WolfgangWeihs I understand, thanks for sharing the music online

kein problem, ihr Deutsch ist fehlerlos nebenbei bemerkt. Beste Grüße aus Wien.

ich bin noch nicht dazu gekommen mich um den Hintergrund zu bemühen. Ich nehme an im Zuge des Waffenstillstands mit Russland 1917 wurde eine Deutsch- Österreich- Ungarische Kommission eingerichtet, die am wichtigsten Hafen an der Krim beobachtet hat, ob die russische Flotte im Hafen bleibt. Der Schreiber war dem österr Offizier zugeordnet, der Verbindungsoffizier in dieser Kommission angehört hat. Viele Österreicher werden es wohl nicht gewesen sein, dementsprechend sind die Stempel wohl sehr selten. Abgesehen davon blicken wir auf sehr schöne Fotos.

Danke

thanks for your nice comment, much appreciated. Grüße zurück aus Wien

Lables of the used records are shown.... first is "Oh Du mein Österreich", played by Regimentsmusik of Kuk Bosnisch herzeg. Inft. Reg. No.1

@@WolfgangWeihs Danke schön

gerne

super- danke für diese Information

danke

some more, follow my channel, there are more videos, as soundtrack I always use these records.

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Gratululation. Nicht vergessen - Geist und Tradition des Ahnherr an die eigenen Enkel weitergeben!

Hi, I allrerady have heard about You and Your mill....I will send you a good scan- contact me on facebook please.

@@WolfgangWeihs thanks, what's your Facebook name?

@@WolfgangWeihs my facebook profile is called (Luca de Sass Zacchia)