Adam Dembicki from Wrocia

Adam Dembicki (around 1875)

Adam Dembicki von Wrocień (born December 2, 1849 in Wrocień near Sanok in Galicia , † April 17, 1933 in Sanok) was an Austro-Hungarian Lieutenant Field Marshal in the First World War . He was in command of the Budapest Fortress in 1915 and the Hohensalzburg Fortress in 1916.

Life

Dembicki attended the military high school in Wiener Neustadt and then the kuk war school in Vienna , which he graduated in 1876 with the rank of first lieutenant. In 1870 he was assigned as a lieutenant in the Galician infantry regiment "Archduke Joseph Ferdinand" No. 45 in Brno . In 1883 he was promoted to captain and in 1891 to major. In 1894 he was promoted to colonel. In 1911 he was ennobled and received the Galician title of nobility "from Wrocień".

Individual evidence

↑ "Dembicki, Adam, Lieutenant of the Inf.-Reg. No. 45., Colonel Komdt. of the kk Agricultural Inf.-Reg. Budweis No. 29 (rank. * June 1897) “[in:] The K. and K. War School 1852–1902. Army. War archives. 1903.
^ "Dembicki Edl. v. Wrocien Adam FML “[in:] Handbook of the very highest court and the court of his k. And K. Apostolic Majesty. 1913. p. 256.
↑ "Dembicki, Adam, kuk. Fmlt. Adsdt. Noble v. Wrocia. 11 VII. 1911 “[in:] Peter Frank-Döfering. Nobility Lexicon of the Austrian Empire 1804–1918. 1989. ISBN 3-210-24925-3 . P. 275.

personal data
SURNAME	Dembicki from Wrocia, Adam
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Dembicki from Wrocień, Adam
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian field marshal
DATE OF BIRTH	December 2, 1849
PLACE OF BIRTH	Wrocień near Sanok , Galicia
DATE OF DEATH	April 17, 1933
Place of death	Sanok

[weltkriege-1] "Dembicki, Adam, Lieutenant of the Inf.-Reg. No. 45., Colonel Komdt. of the kk Agricultural Inf.-Reg. Budweis No. 29 (rank. * June 1897) “[in:] The K. and K. War School 1852–1902. Army. War archives. 1903.

[2] "Dembicki Edl. v. Wrocien Adam FML “[in:] Handbook of the very highest court and the court of his k. And K. Apostolic Majesty. 1913. p. 256.

[3] "Dembicki, Adam, kuk. Fmlt. Adsdt. Noble v. Wrocia. 11 VII. 1911 “[in:] Peter Frank-Döfering. Nobility Lexicon of the Austrian Empire 1804–1918. 1989. ISBN 3-210-24925-3 . P. 275.