Guerillas Collection (#2)

World war 2, rade dedich, an old soldier of the yugoslavian army, decorated for service in world war 1 against germany and austro-hungary

Soviet guerrillas during world war ll

Albanian Insurgents who fought against the Ottoman Empire Turkish army

Kostas Garefis and his band of guerillas
Captain Kostas Garefis (seated centre with the badge on his cap), surrounded by his band of guerilla fighters during the struggle for Macedonia

Captain Korakas and his guerilla band
Captain Korakos (standing left of centre) and his guerillas, who fought on the Greek side during the Struggle for Macedonia in opposition to Bulgarian guerillas. Korakos later became a Greek general

Khyber Pass - Afghanistan / Pakistan - Mad Mullah
The Khyber Pass - the mountain pass that links Pakistan and Afghanistan. Throughout history it has been an important trade route between Central Asia and South Asia and a strategic military location

Turkish Spy
A Turkish spy is captured by Herzegovinian guerillas, and summarily despatched to the Muslim paradise

Border Skirmish
Intermittent fighting continues on the frontier between Greece and Turkey : an encounter between Greek guerillas and Turkish border guards

The Civil war in America: Jefferson Thompsons guerillas sho
Confederate snipers under Jefferson Thompson making life difficult for the Unionists to advance

Boer War: Boer Ambush
BOER AMBUSH Boer guerillas attack a British supply column

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"Guerillas: Defenders of Freedom and Masters of Stealth" In the annals of history, they have emerged as formidable forces, embodying resilience, courage, and unwavering determination. From the valiant Free French fighters who honored the Maquis to Lyudmila Pavlichenko, a renowned Russian guerrilla sniper who struck fear into the hearts of 309 German soldiers during World War II. Lyudmila Pavlichenko's extraordinary feats on the battlefield earned her the esteemed rank of senior lieutenant and bestowed upon her the Order of Lenin. A former historian turned warrior, she stood tall in defense of Odessa and Sevastopol until their last breaths despite being wounded four times. The partisan units from Yugoslavia's National Liberation Army marched triumphantly into liberated Belgrade on that fateful day in October 1944. Their indomitable spirit fueled their fight against oppression during World War II. History also recalls Boer guerillas ambushing a British armored train by halting it with rocks on its tracks back in 1900. This audacious act demonstrated their resourcefulness and cunning tactics against a powerful adversary. Vietnam's Cu Chi Tunnels stand as an enduring symbol of resistance utilized by Vietcong guerillas during one of history's most protracted conflicts. These underground passages served as an entire city beneath enemy lines where they waged relentless warfare against overwhelming odds. Even centuries ago, Irish chieftains led their people into battle against English oppressors with unwavering resolve. In John Derricke's woodcuts from 1581 depicting Ireland's struggle for independence, we witness scenes capturing blessings before departure to fight English armor-clad soldiers returning triumphant while carrying severed Irish heads. Guerilla warfare has left an indelible mark throughout history; it transcends time and place.