Jaromir Hirtenfeld

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Jaromir Hirtenfeld originally Csikos (* 1816 in Transylvania , † July 24, 1872 in Vienna ) was an Austrian military writer.

Life

Hirtenfeld was promoted to Dr. phil. PhD. He was the holder of the Russian Order of St. Anne III. Class , the Prussian Red Eagle Order IV. Class , the Danish Dannebrogorden as well as owner of the imperial and royal gold medal viribus unitis . He was a correspondent for the Geological Reichsanstalt and a member of the Austrian Geographical Society .

Works

  • General military manual. Organization of the European armies with regard to budget, division, deployment, armament, equipment, uniforms, etc., and a military bibliography for the year 1853; according to authentic reports and the best sources. Vienna: Gerold 1854
  • The Military Maria Theresa Order and its members. Edited from authentic sources. For the first secular celebration in 1857. Vienna: Staatsdruckerei 1857, 2 volumes
    • (1st division) pp. 1-748
    • 2nd division 1805–1850 (p. 749 ff.)
  • 100 years ago, memories of Olomouc and its glorious defenders. A contribution to the history of the patriotic war. 1858
  • Ban Jelačić . Biographical sketch. With the portrait of Banus. M. Auer, Vienna 1861

editor

  • Austrian Military Conversation Lexicon , Verlag Carl Gerold and Son,
    • 1st volume (together with Hermann Meynert ) (A – C).
    • 2nd vol. (D-G), 1852.
    • 3rd volume (H – Kulm).
  • Austrian military calendar for the leap year 1856. 7th year. Vienna, Karl Gerold's son, 1856.
  • Military newspaper , 1848–1856, continued as military newspaper , 1857–1868, Vienna: with M. Auer.

literature

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Shepherd's Field, Jaromir
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Csikos, Jaromir (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austro-Hungarian military writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1816
PLACE OF BIRTH Transylvania
DATE OF DEATH July 24, 1872
Place of death Vienna