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1ST LIFE HUSSAR REGIMENT NO 1
Garrison 1914: Danzig-Langfuhr
Raised: 1741 as Hussar Regiment von Ruesch (or Black Hussars),
Colonel-in-chief : The German Emperor and King of Prussia.
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