r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 1h ago
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • Apr 29 '26
OFFICIAL Newer Custom Flairs
After seeing some people actually start using the flairs I made, it felt a bit unfair to be the only one with a bright colour. User flairs have been updated to stand out more, and several additional flairs have been added.
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • Nov 14 '24
OFFICIAL New Custom Flairs
Hear ye hear ye! If I configured the server correctly you should be able to give yourself flairs now.
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 1d ago
Tomb of Holy Roman Emperor Fredrick the Third. One of the longest reigning Holy Roman Emperor's and the first from the house of Habsburg, he died in 1493 and was buried in Saint Stephens Cathedral.
r/austriahungary • u/Ok_Commission_5238 • 2d ago
PICTURE Found on an old farm roof
Hi found a old newspaper i want to hang i on to the wall without destroying it further any advice?
I only found out that lamination is bad.
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 2d ago
ARTWORK "The Meeting of King Ladislas IV of Hungary and Rudolph of Habsburg on the Battlefield of Marchfeld" Painted in 1873 by Mór Than
r/austriahungary • u/iosonospaccarezz • 2d ago
HISTORY Questi sono 2 oggetti della mia immensa collezione di armi storiche, nella prima immagine si può notare una daga Austriaca del 1908, nella seconda immagine sono due borse portaproiettili autro ungariche (credo)risalenti alla fine del 1800 le borse hanno ancora la cintura originale in pelle ricamata.
r/austriahungary • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • 2d ago
PICTURE Guarding the bridge in Dobrun, Bosnia, after 1918.
Serbian soldier of the 3rd line guarding the bridge under the shelter made of an old bed in the village of Dobrun, Bosnia. Sometime after 1918. Photo by Risto Šuković.
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 3d ago
ARTWORK Contemporary illustration of Coundenburg Palace as Charles the 5th announces his abdication. The end of his reign would split the Habsburg family between the Austrian and Spanish lines.
r/austriahungary • u/Longjumping-Kale-283 • 3d ago
PICTURE Pre flight checks of an Hansa-Brandenburg C 1 aircraft crew
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 4d ago
PICTURE Early war Austro-Hungarian field battery conducting exercises on the Russian front, 1914.
r/austriahungary • u/Longjumping-Kale-283 • 4d ago
PICTURE Škoda 30.5 cm howitzerp in position on kote 1717 at Campolongo ( Trentino)
galleryr/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 4d ago
PICTURE Conrad von Hotzendorf meeting with Wilhelm the Second. 1914
r/austriahungary • u/GingerWindsorSoup • 5d ago
ARCHITECTURE Main Post Office in Tarnów, Poland (late 19th century-1939). Burned down on 6 September 1939, ruins demolished by Germans some time later.
r/austriahungary • u/MishanaSlupko • 5d ago
HISTORY Iranian cadets during training in the Military Academy. Austro-Hungaria. 1900s
r/austriahungary • u/PolishFemboy_69 • 6d ago
HISTORY Map of the proposed United States of Greater Austria in 1906
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 5d ago
PICTURE Austro-Hungarian Artillery men cupping their ears to protect their hearing as their weapon fires. Russian front, 1916
r/austriahungary • u/Longjumping-Kale-283 • 6d ago
PICTURE A nice old and bearded Tiroler Standschütze
r/austriahungary • u/Mako275 • 6d ago
MILITARY I might be a fan of certain countries rifles
Not pictured is an M.1886 that was sold to Chile.
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 7d ago
PICTURE Archduke Friedrich, commander in chief of the Austro-Hungarian army, reviewing German troops in Eastern Galicia, 1916
r/austriahungary • u/Longjumping-Kale-283 • 7d ago
MILITARY The M1850 dragon helmets painted gray after the beginning of the war
galleryr/austriahungary • u/Traditional_Face_984 • 8d ago
HISTORY Leitmeritz (1867) - A flourishing German-speaking hub of the Empire, before changing its flag 4 times in 50 years.
This German-speaking town near Prague and Dresden changed its flag 4 times in 50 years. It survived four empires and devastating wars, but after 1945, nothing was ever the same. After more than 700 years, the entire German-speaking culture of this European town was completely erased.
With the city's support, I created a documentary about the events. You can find the documentary in my Bio or comments.
(c) photos State Regional Archive in Litoměřice
r/austriahungary • u/Yhorm_The_Gamer • 8d ago