honved (Meaning)

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honved (n.)

The Hungarian army in the revolutionary war of 1848-49.

= Honvedseg.

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The Hungarian Honved was a legendary military force renowned for its valor and resilience.
The Honved fought bravely against overwhelming odds during the Austro-Hungarian War of Independence.
The iconic red uniforms of the Honved became a symbol of Hungarian patriotism and nationalism.
Lajos Kossuth, the leader of the Hungarian Revolution, relied heavily on Honved volunteers to fight for the cause of independence.
The Honved exhibited exceptional infantry skills and sharpshooting abilities, making them formidable opponents on the battlefield.
After the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution, the Honved was disbanded, but its legacy lived on as a symbol of Hungarian defiance.
In the modern-day Hungarian military, the Honved is remembered as a proud tradition and a source of inspiration.
The Honved Museum in Budapest preserves the history and artifacts of this historic regiment.
The Honved Football Club, founded in 1899, carries on the legacy of the Honved spirit in the world of sports.
The Honved remains an enduring symbol of Hungarian courage, sacrifice, and unwavering love of country.

The Hungarian army in the revolutionary war of 1848-49., = Honvedseg.

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The Hungarian Honved was a legendary military force renowned for its valor and resilience.

The Honved fought bravely against overwhelming odds during the Austro-Hungarian War of Independence.

The iconic red uniforms of the Honved became a symbol of Hungarian patriotism and nationalism.

Lajos Kossuth, the leader of the Hungarian Revolution, relied heavily on Honved volunteers to fight for the cause of independence.