Collectivization of Agriculture in 1928s-1930s: Role of “Light Cavalry” by A. A. Slezin

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“Light Cavalry” of Komsomol in Mid-1930s: a Change of Priorities by A. S. Anatoly

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Reconstruction of the Mounted Swordsmanship System According to “Rules and Regulations for the Sword Exercise of the Cavalry” With the Use of the Original Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry Sword by Maksim I. Zvjagincev

“…The analysis is applied to the Pattern 1796 Light Cavalry sword which was presented in two original copies. …”
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What Type of Cavalry Did Lithuanians Use to Counter the Crusaders in the 13th Century? by Eligijus Šmidtas

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Activities of the «Komsomol Searchlight» as a Factor in the Development of Soviet Industry in the 1960s by N. I. Dobrosotsky, A. A. Slezin

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Youth in System of Implementation of Policy of State and Social Control in USSR (1927-1929) by A. A. Slezin, V. A. Ippolitov

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Warfare in Shaybanid Dynasty Period in Bukhara Khanate: Weapons and Equipments by S. Serkan ÜKTEN

“…In this way, over time stepe warrior type based on light cavalry was equipped with heavy weapons, siege equipments and finally from the second half of XVIth century with fire arms it started to transform into land army model with the partial involvement of footsoldiers. …”
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Spear Fighting in the Military Art of the Kalmyks and Dzungars of the XVII – early XIX centuries by Bobrov Leonid A.

“…The article examines the features of the formation and evolution of the Oirat light cavalry armed with spears of the Late Middle Ages and early Modern times. …”
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The Hungarian View of the Battle of Muhi (April 11, 1241): A New Interpretation of Historiographic Traditions by Szabó J.B.

“…This is where we run into a question that historians constantly return to: whether the Hungarian defeat was due to the decline of the light cavalry and the one-sided western-style tactics, or possibly the weakness of the heavy cavalry. …”
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The Last Victory of the Crimean Yurt: The Battle near Migeya Tract on June 7 (18), 1769 by Vasiliy Kashirin

“…The article is devoted to one remarkable and dramatic, but still completely unknown combat episode from the history of the initial period of the Russo-Turkish war of 1768–1774, the battle at Migeya Tract in the summer of 1769 between two regiments of light cavalry of the Russian 2nd army and the vastly superior cavalry forces of the Crimean Khanate. …”
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The weapon complex of the Northern Altai population in the Xianbei period (on materials from the necropolis of Karban-I) by Seregin N.N., Demin M.A., Matrenin S.S.

“…It has been found that the complex of weapons of the nomads who built the necropolis of the Bulan-Koby Culture at the mouth of the Karban River, was aimed at efficient countering of a lightly protected enemy and was appropriate for light cavalry and infantry. It includes both the already well-known (Xiungny) and new (local) modifications of the offensive weapons. …”
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