Vol. 25 (2012)

Articles

• Preface

  Jerzy Maik

  7-7

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• Naval Fire/Liquid Fire. Byzantine „Miracle” Weapon and the Question of its Familiarity to the Bulgarians between the 7th and 11th Century

  Maciej Kokoszko, Mirosław J. Leszka

  9-15

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• Greek Fire in the Military Activities of the Cumans

  Witold Świętosławski

  17-20

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• Characteristics of Medieval Artillery in the Light of Written Sources from Bohemia and Poland

  Piotr Strzyż

  21-30

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• The Grose bochse – a Teutonic Supergun from 1408

  Grzegorz Żabiński

  31-40

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• Firearms and Artillery in Jan Długosz’s Annales seu Cronicae incliti Regni Poloniae

  Jan Szymczak

  41-51

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• Firearms in the Equipment of Mercenary Troops of the Kingdom of Poland in 1471-1500

  Tadeusz Grabarczyk

  53-58

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• Hand Fire-arms of the Polish Mercenary Infantry during the Moldavian Campaign of 1538

  Aleksander Bołdyrew

  59-66

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• Using Munitions and Unit Frontage: New Evidence about the Russian Main Battle Line at Poltava (1709)

  Adrian Mandzy

  67-75

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• Artillery Projectiles from the Battles of Zorndorf/Sarbinowo (1758) and Kunersdorf/Kunowice (1759)

  Grzegorz Podruczny, Jakub Wrzosek

  77-85

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• Firearm Bullets from Pułtusk Battlefield (1806)

  Jakub Wrzosek

  87-97

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