Julius von Bailer

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Julius Bailer , von Bailer since 1905 (born February 8, 1853 in Stuttgart , † May 12, 1918 in Berlin ) was a major general in Württemberg .

Life

Julius was a son of Nonus von Bailer and Marie Friederike. His mother was a daughter of the Heidenheimer Stadtschultheiß Georg Jakob Heinrich Mack and Anna Maria Schüller. The paternal grandfather was called Johannes Bailer, the grandmother Ursula Uhlmann. Bailer married a woman named Anna on November 5, 1884 in Stuttgart. Her parents were Ivan Petrowitsch von Krustschoff and Anna Dimitriewa Saselzky.

Bailer joined the Pioneer Battalion Ulm of the Württemberg Army in 1871 and was promoted to captain at the 3rd engineer inspection in Strasbourg by 1889 . Under Colmar von der Goltz , he was appointed adjutant to the inspector general of the engineer and pioneer corps and the fortresses in 1895. As an inspector, he was a member of the 8th fortress inspection and took over the management of fortress structures, which were particularly built on the Isteiner Klotz .

As lieutenant colonel and inspector of the 8th fortress inspection, he was awarded the Cross of Honor of the Order of the Württemberg Crown on February 25, 1905 . Associated with this was the elevation to the personal nobility and he was allowed to call himself "von Bailer" after being entered in the nobility register .

In approval of his resignation request, Bailer was put up for disposal on June 15, 1907 with the statutory pension and permission to wear the uniform of the Pioneer Battalion No. 13 . He switched to Wayss & Freytag in Neustadt-Hardt as a general representative . Two years later he went to Saint Petersburg , where the sewer system and drinking water supply were built. In 1913 he received the character of major general. It was reused during the First World War and served as a general in the engineering and engineering corps in the General Government of Belgium . In this position, King Wilhelm II distinguished him on June 14, 1915 with the Commander of the Order of the Württemberg Crown with Swords.

In Belgium he wrote a memorandum on the value of modern fortifications. The TH Stuttgart awarded him an honorary doctorate for his work. Ing. In December 1915 he was appointed managing director of the Jungdeutschland-Bund .

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ War Ministry (ed.): Royal Württemberg Military Ordinance Sheet. Stuttgart 1905, p. 17.
  2. ↑ War Ministry (ed.): Royal Württemberg Military Ordinance Sheet. Stuttgart 1915, p. 340.
personal data
SURNAME Bailer, Julius of
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bailer, Julius (until 1905)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Württemberg major general
DATE OF BIRTH February 8, 1853
PLACE OF BIRTH Stuttgart
DATE OF DEATH May 12, 1918
Place of death Berlin