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Common Army

The Common Army (German: Gemeinsame Armee, Hungarian: Közös Hadsereg), as it was officially designated by the Imperial and Royal Military Administration, was the largest part of the Austro-Hungarian land forces from 1867 to 1914, the other two elements being the Imperial-Royal Landwehr (of Austria) and the Royal Hungarian Honvéd. However, it was simply…

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Peacetime order of battle in July 1914

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Common Army

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Avg. degree1.99
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related to Recruiting and garrisoning · 41
Common Army → All, Banat, Bohemia, Bosnian-Herzegovinian Infantry, But, Cisleithanian, Croatia, Croatian, Croats, Czech, Dragoons, Empire, Galicia, German, German-Austrian, Hungarian, Hungarian Crown, Hungary, Hussars, Italian
related to Wartime · 22
Common Army → After, Archduke Friedrich, Army's Commander-in-Chief, Austria-Hungary's, Berlin, Bosnia, Bosnian Crisis, By, Charles, Chief, Congress, Conrad, Emperor, Franz Ferdinand, Friedrich, From, General Staff, Herzegovina, In, November
related to Funding · 15
Common Army → Army, Austria-Hungary, Compromise, Empire, From, Germany, Hungary, In, In Russia, Italy, Landwehr, Navy, That, The, This
related to Neglect and factional interests · 13
Common Army → Austrian Reichsrat, German, Honvéd, Hungarian, Hungarian Diet, Hungary, Imperial-Royal Landwehr, In, Military, Royal Hungarian Landwehr, The, The Mountain Troops, This
related to Languages · 11
Common Army → German, Honvéd, Hungarian, Imperial, In, Italian, Landwehr, Only, Royal, The, This
related to Regimental colours · 9
Common Army → Austro-Hungarian, Empire, God, Immaculate Mother, Imperial Eagle, Infantry, On, Regiments, There
related to Organisation · 6
Common Army → Besides, Cisleithania, HonvédImperial-Royal Landwehr, Imperial, Magyar Király Honvédség, Royal NavyRoyal Hungarian Landwehr
related to Peacetime order of battle in July 1914 · 2
Common Army → Common Army's, In July

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Common Armyrelated to FundingEmpire0.60section
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Common Armyrelated to FundingHungary0.60section
Common Armyrelated to FundingThis0.60section
Common Armyrelated to FundingCompromise0.60section
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Common Armyrelated to FundingArmy0.60section
Common Armyrelated to FundingLandwehr0.60section
Common Armyrelated to FundingNavy0.60section
Common Armyrelated to FundingThat0.60section
Common Armyrelated to FundingIn Russia0.60section

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