This headdress developed initially as a square-topped variant of a shako. In its early, compact form from 1784 onwards the Czapka was introduced by Austrian uhlans, during the time Galicia was under Habsburg rule. Its use was spread from eastern Europe by the Polish Legion, fighting for the French in the Napoleonic Wars, and became popular not only among Napoleon's French and allied forces, such as Westphalia, Bavaria, Saxony and Naples, but also among the armies of his enemies. The Grand Duchy of Warsaw used them for infantry and artillery units, but otherwise they were only ever used for uhlan units.
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| - Czapka była najzwyklejszem okryciem głowy i częścią szlacheckiego stroju. Przechodziła różne odmiany - od litewskiego kołpaka z nausznicami z czasów jagiellońskich aż do magierki Batorego i malowniczej, ale krótko używanej kuczmy z pierwszej połowy w. XVII. Zawsze była cała futrzana lub z tak zwaną opuszą. Kategoria:Słownik Kategoria:Stare gazety Kategoria:Stroje tradycyjne i historyczne
- Czapka - specjalne narzędzie gatunku ubranie, miłość fryzjerów, którym przynosi nowe pomysły na fryzury. Bez niej w czasie zimy ani rusz, chyba, że pracujesz jako operator radarów.
- This headdress developed initially as a square-topped variant of a shako. In its early, compact form from 1784 onwards the Czapka was introduced by Austrian uhlans, during the time Galicia was under Habsburg rule. Its use was spread from eastern Europe by the Polish Legion, fighting for the French in the Napoleonic Wars, and became popular not only among Napoleon's French and allied forces, such as Westphalia, Bavaria, Saxony and Naples, but also among the armies of his enemies. The Grand Duchy of Warsaw used them for infantry and artillery units, but otherwise they were only ever used for uhlan units.
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| - This headdress developed initially as a square-topped variant of a shako. In its early, compact form from 1784 onwards the Czapka was introduced by Austrian uhlans, during the time Galicia was under Habsburg rule. Its use was spread from eastern Europe by the Polish Legion, fighting for the French in the Napoleonic Wars, and became popular not only among Napoleon's French and allied forces, such as Westphalia, Bavaria, Saxony and Naples, but also among the armies of his enemies. The Grand Duchy of Warsaw used them for infantry and artillery units, but otherwise they were only ever used for uhlan units. After the Polish lancers proved their effectiveness during the Napoleonic Wars, armies across Europe quickly adopted the concept of the lancer regiments, complete with the czapka as their headdresses.
- Czapka była najzwyklejszem okryciem głowy i częścią szlacheckiego stroju. Przechodziła różne odmiany - od litewskiego kołpaka z nausznicami z czasów jagiellońskich aż do magierki Batorego i malowniczej, ale krótko używanej kuczmy z pierwszej połowy w. XVII. Zawsze była cała futrzana lub z tak zwaną opuszą. Kategoria:Słownik Kategoria:Stare gazety Kategoria:Stroje tradycyjne i historyczne
- Czapka - specjalne narzędzie gatunku ubranie, miłość fryzjerów, którym przynosi nowe pomysły na fryzury. Bez niej w czasie zimy ani rusz, chyba, że pracujesz jako operator radarów.
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