6th Royal Bavarian Infantry Brigade

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The 6th Infantry Brigade was a large unit of the Bavarian Army . The brigade command was in Landau .

In 1914 the brigade was part of the 3rd Division . You were subject to the following units:

The brigade was used at the beginning of the First World War as part of the 6th Army on the Western Front.

Commanders

Rank Surname date
Major general Clemens von Joner on Tettenweis 0January 8, 1869 to March 22, 1870
Major general Börries from Wissell July 24, 1870
Colonel Hugo Diehl September 15 to October 3, 1870 (in charge of the tour)
Major general Hugo von Diehl 0October 4, 1870 to April 23, 1873
Major general Gustav von Mühlbauer April 24, 1873 to November 26, 1875
Major general Heinrich von Wirthmann 1875 to 1884
Major general Carl von Gropper 1884 to 1886
Major general Karl von Hoffmann November 22, 1886 to 1890
Major general Adolar Bresselau from Bressensdorf 1890 to 1895
Major general Hermann Leeb 1895 to 1898
Major general Ernst Bayl 1898 to 1901
Major general Siegmund von Weech 1901
Major general Georg Prand 1901 to 1902
Major general Hermann Gemmingen von Massenbach 1902 to 1905
Major general Ludwig Naegelsbach 1905
Major general Johann longhouses October 17, 1905 to 1908
Major general Heinrich Meyer November 18, 1908 to 1910
Major general Franz von Zech on Neuhofen September 22, 1910 to 1912
Major general Leonhard Mark 1912 to 1913
Major general Eugene von Clauss December 17, 1913 to September 28, 1916
Lieutenant General Gustav von Heydenaber September 29 to December 22, 1916
Colonel Karl Graßmann December 22, 1916 to July 7, 1917
Colonel Peter Hauser 0July 7, 1917 until the end of the war

literature

  • Konrad Krafft von Dellmensingen , Friedrichfranz Feeser : The Bavaria book of the world wars 1914-1918. Chr.Belser AG, publishing house, Stuttgart 1930.
  • Günter Wegner: Germany's armies until 1918. Volume 10: Bavaria. Biblio Verlag, Osnabrück 1984.
  • Rudolf von Kramer, Otto Freiherr von Waldenfels: The royal Bavarian military Max-Joseph-Order. Self-published by the kb Militär-Max-Joseph-Order, Munich 1966.