John Gilinsky Posted 9 August , 2021 Share Posted 9 August , 2021 Modern film excerpts - from an unknown source but probably modern Polish film of a little known futile cavalry attack by Polish Legion Cavalry formed under AH command WW1. The attack was supposed to be supported by AH infantry but this did not occur. The attack film has been divided into 2 parts each of roughly 5 minutes. I do NOT know the source, who, when and why this particular attack was chosen to be filmed. The Charge of Rokitna (Polish: Szarza pod Rokitna) June 13, 1915 in Bessarabia (Russia), interwar part of Roumania. Part 1 infra Part 2 infra Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James A Pratt III Posted 11 August , 2021 Share Posted 11 August , 2021 There are 2 other film clips from this movie on youtube. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
John Gilinsky Posted 11 August , 2021 Author Share Posted 11 August , 2021 (edited) Thanks James and one might compare the Russian Don Cossacks attacking AH lines infantry and artillery during approximately the same time frame ( early summer 1915 after Battle of Gorlice ) in the famous Soviet era filmed classic 'Quiet Flows The Don' which is also on Youtube, viz.: Edited 11 August , 2021 by John Gilinsky Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deutscherinfanteriest Posted 19 September , 2022 Share Posted 19 September , 2022 On 09/08/2021 at 22:08, John Gilinsky said: Modern film excerpts - from an unknown source but probably modern Polish film of a little known futile cavalry attack by Polish Legion Cavalry formed under AH command WW1. The attack was supposed to be supported by AH infantry but this did not occur. The attack film has been divided into 2 parts each of roughly 5 minutes. I do NOT know the source, who, when and why this particular attack was chosen to be filmed. The Charge of Rokitna (Polish: Szarza pod Rokitna) June 13, 1915 in Bessarabia (Russia), interwar part of Roumania. Part 1 infra Part 2 infra I researched time ago on Polish cavalry trained by the Italian Army in 1918-19. They later fought against Soviet Russians Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toofatfortakeoff Posted 15 January Share Posted 15 January Excellent will watch this today! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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