ARMED FORCES IN THE WALLACHIAN WAR OF JOHN ALBERT

Travel back in time to the turbulent days of John Albert's Wallachian expedition, following the fate of Polish troops in the 1928 reissue. Learn about the history of the armed forces that took part in this crucial campaign, analyzing their composition, tactics, and impact on the course of events. Discover how the Polish levy and mercenary troops stood up to fight in defense of the kingdom's interests, and what role was played by the contingents of vassals, such as the troops of the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Tieffen, and the Duke of Warsaw, Konrad of Mazovia.

• Analysis of the composition of the troops participating in the Moldavian expedition.
• Detailed information about the Polish levy and mercenary troops.
• Description of the role of the vassals, including the Teutonic and Mazovian troops.
• Explanation of the reasons for the limited number of mercenary troops due to lack of funds.
• History of the Moldavian expedition and its significance for Poland.
• 1928 reissue enriched with contemporary historical commentary.
• 80 pages full of knowledge and historical analysis.

The 1928 reissue presents a detailed picture of the armed forces used by John Albert in the Moldavian expedition. They consisted mainly of the levy and mercenary troops, which formed the core of the army. In addition, small contingents of vassals took part in the expedition, such as the troops of the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, Tieffen, and the Duke of Warsaw, Konrad of Mazovia, supporting the Polish forces in the fight for influence in Moldavia.

Due to financial constraints, John Albert could only hire a few thousand mercenaries for the Moldavian expedition. As a result, the large-scale war had to be waged mainly with the help of the levy, which was the main striking force. This situation influenced the tactics and strategy of warfare, forcing commanders to rely on mass mobilizations and local resources.

This publication is not only dry historical facts, but also a fascinating story about the hardships, sacrifices, and strategic decisions that shaped the fate of the Wallachian War. Thanks to it, the reader can better understand the political and military context of those times, as well as appreciate the role played by the armed forces in shaping the history of Poland and the region.

Napoleon V Publishing House proudly presents this reissue, ensuring the highest editorial and substantive quality. The 15x21 cm format, paperback binding, and 80 pages of content make it an ideal read for history enthusiasts and military enthusiasts. Reach for this book and discover the fascinating world of the Wallachian War of John Albert!