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The last sabre of Poland. Polish sabre Model 1934 - Ludwikówka

Ostatnia polska szabla. Szabla wzór 1934 - Ludwikówka
Authors: Lipiec, Stanisław;

The last sabre of Poland. Polish sabre Model 1934 - Ludwikówka

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Polish cavalry is one of the most famous in the history of the world military. Its splendour did not extinguish in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Between the First and second World War, the cavalry tradition was cultivated in Poland. Then the best sabre of all time was created - the Polish sabre model 1934 also called 'Ludwikówka'. This weapon combined the tradition and the latest trends. The process of its production, selection and use was special. This sabre passed into legend as the last Polish fighting sabre used by Polish soldiers during the Second World War. The legend of this weapon cannot be forgotten. For this reason, it was decided to bring the genesis of its origin, process of execution, quality control and implementation into the army.

Polska kawaleria jest jedną z najsłynniejszych w dziejach światowej wojskowości. Jej świetność nie zgasła w XVI i XVII wieku. W okresie między I a II wojną światową kultywowano w Polsce tradycje kawaleryjskie. Powstała wtedy najlepsza szabla wszechczasów - szabla polska wz. 1934 zwana też "Ludwikówką". Ta broń łączyła w sobie tradycję i najnowsze trendy. Szczególny był proces jej produkcji, doboru i użytkowania. Szabla ta przeszła do legendy jako ostatnia polska szabla bojowa używana przez polskich żołnierzy w czasie II wojny światowej. Legenda tej broni nie może zostać zapomniana. Z tego powodu postanowiono przybliżyć genezę jej powstania, proces wykonania, kontroli jakości i wprowadzenia do uzbrojenia wojska.

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Swords, Polish Interwar history, Small Arms and light weapons, swords, sabre, Druga Rzeczpospolita, small arms and light weapons, weapons, Interwar Period History, Sabre, Military, Weapons, history of Poland, Polish Interwar History, military

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