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'''Styridsatstyri''' ''(english: The forty-four)'' is a Czechoslovak war drama directed by [[Palo Bielik]] in 1959. High quality processed film tells the story of the actual event of the First World War. He showed extraordinary daring Slovak soldiers who could not reconcile with unnecessary and unjust war, who could then serve the interests of men who wanted to retain power at any cost. This uncompromising attitude causes to had intensified the repression of the commandant Cpt. Deutsch ([[Ctibor Filcík]]), on which soldiers responded by the mutiny. To lead the revolt of Slovak infantry regiment in Kragujevac has stood former Cpl. Matej Frujak ([[Július Vasek]]). The Rebellion was suppressed, and every third from captured soldiers was executed. The whole story is told by Viktor Kolibíkem ([[Juraj Sarvas]]), who was convicted along with his comrade Tono Mikles ([[Dusan Blaskovic]]) and 44 other soldiers of the regiment to death by firing squad on the way to the execution. | '''Styridsatstyri''' ''(english: The forty-four)'' is a Czechoslovak war drama directed by [[Palo Bielik]] in 1959. High quality processed film tells the story of the actual event of the First World War. He showed extraordinary daring Slovak soldiers who could not reconcile with unnecessary and unjust war, who could then serve the interests of men who wanted to retain power at any cost. This uncompromising attitude causes to had intensified the repression of the commandant Cpt. Deutsch ([[Ctibor Filcík]]), on which soldiers responded by the mutiny. To lead the revolt of Slovak infantry regiment in Kragujevac has stood former Cpl. Matej Frujak ([[Július Vasek]]). The Rebellion was suppressed, and every third from captured soldiers was executed. The whole story is told by Viktor Kolibíkem ([[Juraj Sarvas]]), who was convicted along with his comrade Tono Mikles ([[Dusan Blaskovic]]) and 44 other soldiers of the regiment to death by firing squad on the way to the execution. | ||
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[[Image:8cm_Feldkanone_M._5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The staff of Command deployed against the rebels also artillery with [[8cm Feldkanone M 05]].]] | [[Image:8cm_Feldkanone_M._5.jpg|thumb|none|500px|The staff of Command deployed against the rebels also artillery with [[8cm Feldkanone M 05]].]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:33, 24 May 2012
Styridsatstyri (english: The forty-four) is a Czechoslovak war drama directed by Palo Bielik in 1959. High quality processed film tells the story of the actual event of the First World War. He showed extraordinary daring Slovak soldiers who could not reconcile with unnecessary and unjust war, who could then serve the interests of men who wanted to retain power at any cost. This uncompromising attitude causes to had intensified the repression of the commandant Cpt. Deutsch (Ctibor Filcík), on which soldiers responded by the mutiny. To lead the revolt of Slovak infantry regiment in Kragujevac has stood former Cpl. Matej Frujak (Július Vasek). The Rebellion was suppressed, and every third from captured soldiers was executed. The whole story is told by Viktor Kolibíkem (Juraj Sarvas), who was convicted along with his comrade Tono Mikles (Dusan Blaskovic) and 44 other soldiers of the regiment to death by firing squad on the way to the execution.
The following guns were used in the 1959 Czechoslovak film Styridsatstyri:
Roth-Steyr M1907
CZ 52
Gasser Revolvers
The Gasser Revolvers belonged to the service weapons of the Austro-Hungarian officers.
Mauser Gewehr 98
Mosin Nagant Rifle
Schwarzlose Machine Gun Model 07/12
Model 17 Stielhandgranate
8cm Feldkanone M 05
Trivia
