It must be DSBroadBrush by Dubina Nikolay [D-Studio, 1999]
More on D-Studio fonts:
http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-26598.html

There is also a font which matches (at least ) the latin subset which is named ft18 by FT Content Provider.
More on FT Content Provider:
http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-42785.html

Chances are that DSBroadBrush is the original and ft18 is a non legitimate clone, so please take care on using/licensing.

But that's great, thanks a lot!

Tell me something, how were you able to find that out?

I'm glad that was helpful :)

I'm the designer/programmer of a special piece of software called "Find my Font" which does exactly that:
It recognizes the fonts used in a bitmap image.
You can find more details and download a trial edition here:
http://www.findmyfont.com/index.php/find-my-font/features

Cheers
Fivos