Julius Gans zu Putlitz

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Julius Alexander Freiherr Gans Edler zu Putlitz (born June 28, 1814 in Spandau , † March 22, 1891 in Cottbus ) was a Prussian major general .

Life

origin

Julius was a son of the Prussian major Karl Freiherr Gans Edler zu Putlitz (1756-1825) and his second wife Amalie, nee Schenck von Wiedebach (1782-1826).

Military career

Putlitz visited the cadet houses in Potsdam and Berlin . Subsequently, on August 19, 1831, he was transferred to the 31st Infantry Regiment of the Prussian Army as portepeef ensign, and in mid-September 1832 he was promoted to Second Lieutenant . He was aggregated to the Guard Reserve Infantry Regiment on October 12, 1832 and assigned to February 14, 1834. 1837/48 Putlitz was adjutant of the III. Battalions in the 2nd Guard Landwehr Regiment in Cottbus . He rose to Prime Lieutenant at the end of August 1848 and was company commander in III from May 15, 1849 to October 1, 1850. Battalion of the 2nd Guard Landwehr Regiment. On May 11, 1852 he was appointed captain and promoted to major on December 7, 1858, commander of the 1st Battalion in the 3rd Guards Landwehr Regiment in Görlitz . On May 10, 1860, he was commanded as a battalion leader for the 1st Combined Grenadier Regiment, from which the 3rd Guards Grenadier Regiment emerged on July 1, 1860 . Putlitz was given command of the 1st Battalion and in this position was promoted to lieutenant colonel on March 17, 1863 . He led his battalion in 1864 during the war against Denmark in the battles near Eritsoe and Friedrika as well as in the outpost battles at the Düppeler Schanzen .

Putlitz became a brigadier of the 7th Gendarmerie Brigade on April 3, 1866. During the mobilization on the occasion of the German War , he led the 2nd Guards Grenadier Landwehr Brigade in the battles near Hühnerwasser , Münchengrätz and Königgrätz . In the meantime promoted to colonel on June 8, 1866, after the peace treaty from February 21, 1867 to July 17, 1867, he was brigadier of the 3rd Gendarmerie Brigade. He was then put up for disposal with a pension . On October 15, 1867, he received permission to wear the uniform of the Guard Grenadier Regiment No. 3.

During the war against France Putlitz was re-used as the commander of the stage location of the guard corps and with the leadership of the stage inspection of the III. Army Corps instructed. From August 1 to September 15, 1870 he was commander of the Deputy 12th Infantry Brigade . On December 3, 1870, he was stage inspector of the III. Army Corps, received the character of Major General on March 9, 1871 and the Iron Cross II. Class. After the Peace of Frankfurt he returned to the inactive relationship on July 18, 1871 and died on March 22, 1891 in Cottbus.

family

Putlitz married Bernhardine von Maltitz (1817-1892), a daughter of Major Philipp August von Maltitz (1786-1839), in Potsdam on May 9, 1843 . The couple's only daughter Margarethe (1844–1872) died as a canon in Marienfließ .

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Bernhardine Friederike Marie Amalie von Maltitz . In: Marcelli Janecki , Deutsche Adelsgenossenschaft (Hrsg.): Yearbook of the German nobility . Second volume. WT Bruer's Verlag, Berlin 1898, p. 516 ( dlib.rsl.ru ).
personal data
SURNAME Putlitz, Julius Gans too
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Putlitz, Julius Alexander Freiherr Gans Edler zu (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Prussian major general
DATE OF BIRTH June 28, 1814
PLACE OF BIRTH Spandau
DATE OF DEATH March 22, 1891
Place of death cottbus