Freiderich Wilhelm Krause (b. January 18, 1897, Bischofswerda, Saxony, GERMANY [Sachsen, DEUTSCHLAND]  - d. December 9, 1983, Leamington, Ontario, CANADA).
He served in WW1, in France, and on the Eastern Front, including Russia. His wife was Maria Mietz Kornelsen (b. May 5, 1900, Tiegenhagen, Molotschna, Wollost Halbstadt, SOUTH RUSSIA) - d. April 2, 1991, Leamington, Ontario, CANADA). They were married May 16, 1920, in Halbstadt, Molotschna, SOUTH RUSSIA.
After March 15, 1921, they moved to Germany.

Military Rank

IR 182 Friedrich Wilhelm Krause (Before November 24, 1914 - Post December 4, 1914)

Jäger Friedrich Wilhelm Krause (By October 1, 1915 - c. December 21, 1917/February 11, 1918)

IR 182 Soldat Friedrich Wilhelm Krause (c. December 21, 1917/February 11, 1918 - September 30, 1919)

IR 182 Gefreiter Friedrich Wilhelm Krause (As of September 30, 1919 - )

August 27, 1918 and  October 30, 1918

Iron Cross, Second Class (Eisernen Kreuzes 2, Klasse)
and Wounded Badge In Black (Verwundete Abzeichen in Schwarze)

Ist Inhaber folgender Orden und Ehr zeichen:  Holds the following medals and honor sign:

E. K II. 27. 8. 18.

Verw. Abz. in Schwarze

Photographer: J. Dürr. [Julius Dürr, Bischofswerda]

[For example see below: "Fotografie Jul. Dürr, Bischofswerda" -
Photography Jul. Dürr, Bischofswerda, portrait soldier with shoulder flap 12 [Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 12?]

Note: Iron Cross Ribbon and Hirschfänger (a hunter dagger)
http://www.ak-ansichtskarten.de/ak/index.php?tabsessfilltab=
2d966a8de1c94c0ca3e98f7a5b41461c&tabsessfilltab
=2d966a8de1c94c0ca3e98f7a5b41461c&search=standard&searchword=
Fotografie+Jul.+D%C3%BCrr%2C+Bischofswerda%2C+&id=0

Note: As of 1913: Dürr, Julius, Photograph, Kirchstraße 26, Bischofswerda
https://digital.slub-dresden.de/werkansicht/dlf/94775/40/    

Fig 3 and 3b: Fahrer (driver) Alwin Müller and fellow field artillery reservists from the town of Bertsdorf, serving with Reserve-Artillerie-Munitions-Kolonne Nr 5/XII Reserve-Korps in March 1915. By the time this photo was sent as a postcard on 23 April the column had been redesignated Artillerie-Munitions-Kolonne Nr 1/123 Infanterie-Division. All present wear the uniform of their original peacetime regiment, FAR 28 from Bautzen. Courtesy Andrew Lucas.

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Iron Cross 2nd Class: For Individual Merit In Combat
(For 2nd Class - The ribbon was warn looped through the second button hole in the front of the uniform)

The Black Wound Badge was awarded for less than three wounds

http://www.jasta5.org/Jagdstaffeln_5/red_baron_j5_awards.htm

• By a Royal Decree of the 3 of March, 1918, published in the Army Gazette /Armee-Verordnungsblatt) for the 9th of March, 1918, the Emperor / Kaiser Wilhelm II created the Army Wound badge. The enabling statute read:- "In extraordinary appreciation I wish to confer a special badge of recognition on all those soldiers who have been wounded (lost blood) for the Fatherland and for those who have lost their health during service against the enemy and have been invalided from the service. The Ministry for War will issue the required orders and regulations . . . ."

  • http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=153513

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(2) INFANTRY REGIMENT 182: TYPICAL UNIFORM

photo encadrée d'un soldat allemand du IR 182 avant 1914
photo de studio d'un soldat allemand avant 1914 du Infanterie Regiment 182 (16° régiment saxon, créé en 1912 et stationné à Freiberg)
http://www.ebay.fr/itm/photo-encadree-dun-soldat-allemand-du-IR-182-avant-1914-/162463001701?hash=item25d38cac65:g:9ZEAAOSw4CFY54kC

[OCTOBER 1, 1914]

[See Colour Version Below]

Letter on reverse (below) with postage cancelled at Freiberg on 1.10.1914. Freiberg was the hometown of Kgl. Sächs. 16. Infanterie-Regiment Nr.182.

He wears a M1892 Überzug (helmet cover) with his regiment's number sewn onto the front in thin, dark green cloth, M1910 tunic and his boots are the standard infantry boot, the Model 1866 Infanteriestiefel and he is armed with a Gew 98.

The 123rd Infantry Division initially fought on the Western Front, entering the line in the Aisne region in mid-April 1915. Later in 1915, it fought in the Battle of Loos. It remained on the front in the Flanders and Artois regions into 1916, and in July entered the Battle of the Somme, where it reportedly lost 6,000 men.

It was transferred to the Eastern Front at the end of the month, where it went into the line near Lake Narač [Lake Narach (Naroch) - North-West Belarus) [Lake Narotoch] until November 1917, when it returned to the Western Front. It went into the line near Verdun until May 1918. It later fought in the Second Battle of the Marne and then returned to the line near Verdun.

Late in 1918, it faced the Allied Meuse-Argonne Offensive. It remained in the line until the end of the war. Allied intelligence rated the Division as third class and of mediocre combat value.

OCTOBER 1, 1914

The Great War Königlich Sächsische 16 Infanterie Regiment Nr.182 - 1st of October 1914

For Sealing Letters

16. Königlich Sächsische Infanterie - Regiment No. 182

http://www.veikkos-archiv.com/index.php?title=Kategorie:Siegelmarken

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INFANTRY REGIMENT 182: SITUATION: 1914

August, 1914

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bataille_des_Fronti%C3%A8res

Belgium and France, 1914, Battle of Frontiers-North, 2-26 August 1914

http://www.patriotfiles.com/forum/showthread.php?t=110523

August 15, 1914

 http://www.1914-1918.net/bat1.htm

August 20, 1914

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Battle_of_Frontiers_-_Map.jpg

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August 21 - 21, 1914

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Frontiers

September 14, 1914

http://www.battlefield-tours.com/introduction.htm

Imperial Germany's Third Army, 2 August 1914

• Oberbefehlshaber: Generaloberst Max Klemens FH von Hausen
  Stabschef: Generalmajor Ernst von Hoeppner
  1.Generalstabsoffizier: Oberstleutnant Hasse
  Adjutant: Major Bramsch
  Oberquartiermaster: Generalmajor Leuthold
  General der Pioniere: Generalmajor Franz Adams
  HQ: Clervaux, Lux (formed in Dresden)  ....

2. Infanterie-Brigade Nr. 46 - Dresden: Generalmajor Bernhard von Watzdorf  [46. (Sächsische) Landwehr-Division - Bernhard Gustav von Watzdorf -His assignment and command:  02.08.1914 46. Infanterie-Brigade (2. Königlich Sächsische) = 3. Armee]
Adjutant: Hauptmann von Wittern
Königlich Sächsisches Schützen (Füsilier)-Regiment Prinz Georg Nr. 108 - Dresden: Oberst Woldemar Graf Vitzthum v. Eckstädt
Königlich Sächsisches 16. Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 182 - Freiberg: Oberst Franz Francke

http://home.comcast.net/~jcviser/army/OBc.htm and http://home.comcast.net/~jcviser/akb/watzdorf.htm

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2nd (Kgl.sächs.) Infanterie-Brigade Nr.46 - 46. Infantry Brigade (2nd Royal Saxon)

Brigade Headquarters: 1914 - Dresden

Subordinated units:

KGL. Sachs. Schützen (Fusilier) Regiment Prinz-Georg Nr.108 - Mušketiersky Regiment (Royal Saxon) 108

KGL. Sachs. 16th Infanterie-Regiment Nr.182 - Infantry Regiment (16th Royal Saxon) 182

Superior to the levels:

1914

3rd Army - 3 army
XII. Armeekorps (1st KGL. Sachs) - Dec. armádny Choir (1st Royal Saxon)
23rd Division (1st KGL. Sachs) - 23 Division (1st Royal Saxon)

http://en.valka.cz/viewtopic.php/t/64322

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INFANTRY REGIMENT 182 of the 23rd Division:

COMMANDERS

[Note: The 182 was with the 23rd for 1914-1915, and was apparently transferred to the 123rd in 1915, so something is wrong here.

It appears to be all the Commanders up to 1918 or 1919  for the remaining 123, 216 and 212 divisions where the 182 was placed]

COMMANDER FRANZ SAMUEL LUDWIG FRANKE (1914 - )

COMMANDER VON ABEKEN (May 7, 1915)

COMMANDER VON HALKETT (February 16, 1916)

COMMANDER THOMAS (September, 1916)

COMMANDER MARTINI

COMMANDER SCHULTZE

COMMANDER RÜHLEMANN

COMMANDER MAX BUNDE

COMMANDER NAÜMANN

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

• Am 1. Oktober 1916 wurde er dann zum 16. Königlich Sächsisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 182 versetzt, wo er zuerst als Zugführer eingesetzt wurde. Hier war er bis zum Kriegsende im Westen und im Osten als Zug- und MGK-Kompanieführer sowie schließlich als Regimentsadjutant eingesetzt. Bedingt durch An der Somme wurde er 1914 verwundet. 1918 kehrte Richard Heidrich im November hoch ausgezeichnet in die Heimat zurück. Als Freikorps 1919 ging Heidrich mit nach Litauen und wurde dann 1920 in die Reichswehr übernommen.
   

  • (On 1 October 1916, he became the 16th Royal Saxon Infantry Regiment No. 182 put, where he was first employed as train drivers. Here he was employed until the end of war in the west and east as train and MGK [Machine Gun Company]-company commander, and finally as a regimental adjutant. Due to the Somme he was wounded 1914th. 1918 Richard Heidrich came back in November awarded high into the home. As a volunteer corps in 1919 after Heidrich went to Lithuania and then was taken in 1920 in the Army.

• als solcher wurde er zu dem in Freiberg beheimateten Königlich-Sächsischen 16. Infanterieregiment Nr. 182 versetzt und tat hier bis zum Kriegsende im Westen und im Osten als Zug- und MGK-Kompanieführer sowie schließlich als Regimentsadjutant Dienst.
  An der Somme wurde er verwundet und kehrte im November 1918 hoch ausgezeichnet in die Heimat zurück. 1919 ging Heidrich mit einem Freikorps nach Litauen und wurde dann 1920 in die Reichswehr übernommen, wo das 10. (Sächsische) Infanterieregiment für das nächste Jahrzehnt seine soldatische Heimat wurde.
   

  • (as such, he was based in Freiberg to the Royal Saxon 16th Infantry Regiment 182 was added and did this until the end of war in the west and east as train and MGK [ [Machine Gun Company]-company commander, and finally as a regimental adjutant service.
    On the Somme he was wounded and returned in November 1918 awarded back up into the home. Heidrich in 1919 went with a volunteer corps to Lithuania in 1920 and was then transferred to the Army, where the 10th (Saxon) Infantry Regiment for the next decade was his soldier home.)

http://www.ritterkreuztraeger-1939-45.de/Luftwaffe/H/Heidrich-Richard.htm

• Im Ersten Weltkrieg war er zunächst als Zug-, später als Kompanieführer tätig, zuletzt als Regiments-Adjutant im 16. Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 182 (Freiberg). Nach Kriegsende schloss er sich einem Freikorps in Litauen an und wurde 1920 in die Reichswehr übernommen.
   

  • (During World War I he worked as train, later as company commander, most recently as regimental adjutant in the 16th Infantry Regiment 182 (Freiberg). After the war he joined a volunteer corps in Lithuania and was incorporated in 1920 in the Army)

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OTHER

HELMUT BERNHARD FRANZ BECHLER

• Helmut Bernhard Franz Bechler wurde am 02.06.1898 in Grün im Vogtland/Sachsen geboren und trat am 10.06.1915, als Fahnenjunker, dem I. Ersatz-Bataillon des Kgl. Sächs. 16. Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 182 in Freiberg/Sachsen bei. Mit Ende der Ausbildung wir Bechler am 24.11.1915 zur 8. Kompanie ins Feld versetzt, nachdem er vor zu einem Einjährigen-Kur und zu einem Fahnenjunker-Kurs nach Döberitz kommandiert wurde. Bei den Kämpfen an der Westfront, am 11.07.1916 verwundet, wird er nach seiner Wiederkehr an die Front, am 21.12.1916 Ordonnanz-Offizier beim Stab des II. Bataillons des Infanterie-Regiments 182, nachdem er während seines Lazarettsaufenthalts am 21.10.1916 zum Leutnant befördert wurde ....

  • http://www.ritterkreuztraeger-1939-45.de/Infanterie/B/Bechler-Helmut.htm
     

• Helmut Bechler
   

  • Entered Army Service (10 Jun 1915)
    Famenjunker in the 16th Royal Saxon 182nd Infantry-Regiment (10 Jun 1915-11 Jul 1916)
    Detached to Fahnenjunker-Course at Dbberitz (01 Sep 1915-06 Nov 1915)
    Wounded, in Hospital (11 Jul 1916-21 Dec 1916)
    Ordinance-Officer with the Staff of the 11. Battalion of the 182nd Infantry-Regiment (21 Dec 1916-14 Mar 1918)
    Platoon-Leader and Signals-Officer in the 11. Battalion of the 182nd Infantry-Regiment (14 Mar 1918-04 Dec 1918)
    At the same time, was Company-Leader in the 182nd Infantry-Regiment (06 Aug 1918-14 Aug 1918)
    Adjutant of the 1. Battalion of the 182nd Infantry-Regiment (04 Dec 1918-19 Feb 1919)
    Granted Leave for Studies at Berlin (19 Feb 1919-27 Mar 1919)
    Platoon-Leader and Temporary-Adjutant of the I. Battalion in the Assault-Infantry-Regiment of the Guards-Cavalry-Rifle-Division (27 Mar 1919-21 Jun
    1919)
    Company-Leader in the 56th Reichswehr-Infantry-Regiment (21 Jun 1919-10 Dec 1919)
    Adjutant of the 11. Battalion of the 20th Infantry-Regiment (10 Dec 1919-01 Mar 1920)
    Ordinance-Officer with the Staff of the III. Battalion of the 37th Infantry-Regiment (01 Mar 1920-01 Oct 1920)
    Transferred into the 24th Infantry-Regiment (01 Oct 1920-31 Dec 1920)

    • http://www.oocities.org/~orion47/WEHRMACHT/HEER/Generalmajor/
      BECHLER_HELMUT.html

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1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

Jäger Friedrich Wilhelm Krause
(By October 1, 1915 - c. December 21, 1917/February 11, 1918)

1914

• The army of the Kingdom of Saxony added two Jäger battalions, which were included in the Imperial German Army order of battle as Kgl. Sächsisches 1. Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 12 and Kgl. Sächsisches 2. Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 13. The Saxon Jäger had a number of dress distinctions - notably tunics of a darker green than the Prussian colour, black facings instead of red and a black buffalo-hair plume buckled to the side of the shako. .....

  On mobilization in August 1914, each of these Prussian, Saxon and Bavarian Jäger battalions raised a reserve Jäger battalion. In September 1914, an additional 12 reserve Jäger battalions were raised (10 Prussian and 2 Saxon). In May 1915, the German Army began joining the Jäger battalions to form Jäger regiments, and in late 1917, the Deutsche Jäger-Division was formed.

  During the early stages of the First World War the German Jäger maintained their traditional role as skirmishers and scouts, often in conjunction with cavalry units. With the advent of trench warfare they were committed to an ordinary infantry role, integrated into divisions and losing their status as independent units. Cyclist Jäger served in the Balkan and Russian theatres of war while Wurttemberg and Bavaria raised Ski-Jäger during the winter of 1914-15. Another specialist formation was the Jäger Storm Companies, serving as trench raiders during 1917-1918.

  http://www.digplanet.com/wiki/J%C3%A4ger_%28military%29

   

• In 1914, the Jaeger battalions had a very important role when attached to the cavalry. A German cavalry unit would normally send out mounted patrols of varying sizes to contact the enemy. Once contact was made, an assessment would be made as the nature of the enemy forces. If it was deemed appropriate to attack, the Jaegers would be pushed forward to pin the attacker in front. Mounted units would then be free to work their way round the flanks. Sordet, the French cavalry corps commander, complained about how difficult it was to get at the German cavalry. Typically the patrols would melt away and the French cavalry would find themselves coming up against the Jaegers, with their accurate rifle fire and machine guns.

  In retreat, the Jaegers would feature in rear guard actions. They would fall back behind a thin screen of mounted troopers. If a delaying action was needed, the Jaegers would occupy a defensive feature/s such as buildings on the far side of a river crossing or a wood/village on a forward slope. Typically, some field guns of the cavalry would be located in support, such as on a ridge further back. The troopers would be allowed to fall back through the Jaegers, who would then open fire on the approaching cavalry/infantry advance guards. There are numerous instances of this occurring in the retreat to the Aisne.

  From the outset of the war, trucks/lorries would sometimes be used to facilitate the forward or rearward movements of the Jaegers.

  • http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=72&t=76214

  Königliches Sächsisches 1. Jäger-Bataillon Nr.12

  

  By Krätzer in Dresden. Unused, but marked 1915 on the back.

  • Unit: Königliches Sächsisches 1. Jäger-Bataillon Nr.12

  • Rank: Jäger equivalent of a Gefreiter

  • Headwear: Distincitve Saxon Tschako with black horse-hair plume. The Wappen is a gilt Sachsen Wappen on Silver Horn and Star.

  • Tunic: Dark green pre-war (Jäger) tunic with Saxon cuffs, shoulder straps are marked with a horn above 12.

  • Awards: Iron Cross

  • Buckle: Saxon “PROVIDENTIAE MEMOR”

  • Armament: Private purchase hunting knife for use as trench knife.

  http://www.flickr.com/photos/paranoid_womb/7791611250/

KÖNIGLICHES SACHSISCHES 1. JAGER-BATAILLON NR. 12:

Bataillonskommandeur

• Maximillian von Kracht: Das Kgl. Sächs. 1. Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 12
   

• [Max Clemens Lothar Freiherr von Hausen - Für seine Verdienste wurde Hausen vielfach geehrt. So stand er à la suite des 1. Jäger-Bataillons Nr. 12 in Freiberg und war unter anderem Träger des Hausordens der Rautenkrone, Ritter des Schwarzen Adlerordens sowie des Roten Adlerordens mit der Kette - http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_von_Hausen ]
   

• 12th Royal Saxon Jäger Battalion
  The Königlich Sächsisches 1. Jäger-Batallion Nr.12 was formed in was formed in 1809 as part of the the Saxon contingent of the Confederation of the Rhine and as such took part in the Invasion of Russia in 1812. They fought against Prussia in the Austro-Prussian War at Königgrätz and alongside Prussia the Franco-Prussian War (notably at the Battles of Gravelotte-St.Privat and Sedan and the Siege of Paris).

  In 1914 they were garrisoned at Freiburg and formed part of the XII Army Corps. During the First World War they served on the Western Front at the Battles of the Marne, the Somme and the Spring Offensive of 1918. [The 1918 Spring Offensive or Kaiserschlacht (Kaiser's Battle), also known as the Ludendorff Offensive, was a series of German attacks along the Western Front during World War I, beginning on 21 March 1918 ..http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spring_Offensive ]
   

  • http://s400910952.websitehome.co.uk/imperialgermanuniforms/jaeger.htm

• (Aufgestellt in Freiberg v. Jg.-Btl.Nr. 12 Unterstellung: 23. Res.Div. Kommandeur: Major v. Einsiedel) ....

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/paranoid_womb/6601133001/

AUGUST 15, 1914

Combat de Dinant

J. Bts nr 12
[Kgl. Sächsisches 1. Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 12]

[Note  I. Ersatz-Bataillon des  Königliches Sächsisches 16. Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 182, Freiberg,
to which Nr. 12 is attached, will attack Dinant on August 23, 1914]

• Forces en présence

  Du côté français :
  - 148e R.I.
  - 3e bataillon du 33e R.I.
  - 8e R.I. (qui interviendra par la suite)
  - 73e R.I.(qui appuiera le 8e R.I.)

  Du côté allemand :
  - 12e bataillon de chasseurs de Freyberg.
  - 11e bataillon des Garde-Schützen.
  - 13e bataillon des Garde-Jäger ...
   

• Le 15 août a lieu une tentative sérieuse. Deux divisions de cavalerie, la 5e et celle de la Garde, appuyées par plusieurs bataillons dont les 12e et 13e bataillons de chasseurs se présentent face à Dinant. Il y a dans cette ville deux compagnies du 148e.Un bataillon du 33e et une section de mitrailleuses occupent la citadelle sur la rive droite. Des éléments de la 2e division (général Deligny), sont établis sur la rive gauche ...

Chasseurs saxons Collection privée

http://www.sambre-marne-yser.be/article.php3?id_article=21

• On 15 August 1914, German troops captured the Citadel of Dinant overlooking the town until it was recaptured by a French counter-attack during the afternoon. French troops spent the next few days fortifying the Meuse crossings and exchanging fire with German troops on the east bank ...

  • https://howlingpixel.com/wiki/Battle_of_Dinant

1914 - 1918

KÖNIGLICHES SACHSISCHES 1. JAGER-BATAILLON NR. 12

Credit:
WWI German field kitchen of Saxon Jager Battalion No.12 in the Macedonian mountains, 1914-18 (b/w photo),
German Photographer (20th Century) / Private Collection / Peter Newark Pictures / The Bridgeman Art Library

http://www.bridgemanart.com/en-GB/search/keyword/field+kitchen

• Most Jager battalions, by 1917, were consolidated into Jager Regiments, then allocated to specific divisions ...

• 302 Division
  Macedonian Front.
  Jager Regiment 10 --Garde Jager Btn, 9 Jager Btn, 12 Res Jager Btn

• Jager Regiment 9
  Vosges 1918--Garde Schutzen Btn, 12 Jager Btn, 13 Res Jager Btn

1916

• Jäger Regiment No.10 (12th Jäger Battalion, 13th Reserve Jäger Battalion)

  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_J%C3%A4ger_units
     

• Later, in the period  from July to October 1916; Jäger Regiments 4-10 joined together ....

  • Imperial German Army, 1914-18: Organisation, Structure, Orders of Battle By Hermann Cron. p. 117 - books.google.ca/books?isbn=1874622299 

1917

• German Jäger Division (11th, 12th & 13th Jäger Regiments)

  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_J%C3%A4ger_units

Jäger-Division
 September 14

• Jäger-Division (Deutsches Kaiserreich) .... Die Division wurde während des Ersten Weltkriegs am 14. September 1917 gebildet und während des Kriegsverlaufs zunächst an der Italien-, dann an der Westfront eingesetzt. Nach dem Waffenstillstand von Compiègne kehrten die Reste der Division in die Heimat zurück, wo sie am 14. Dezember 1918 in Berlin aufgelöst wurden.  [The division was formed during World War I on September 14, 1917 and then used during the course of the war, first in the Italy- on the Western Front]

  • http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A4ger-Division_%28Deutsches_Kaiserreich%29

1918

MAY
 

• and as the last installment Jäger Regiments 11-14 in May 1918 ...

  • Imperial German Army, 1914-18: Organisation, Structure, Orders of Battle By Hermann Cron. p. 117 - books.google.ca/books?isbn=1874622299

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SUMMARY OF KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES 16 REGIMENT 182 INFANTRY POSTINGS

• 02.08.1914 - 31.03.1915: 2. (kgl.sächs.) Infanterie-Brigade Nr.46 / 1. kgl.sächs. Division Nr.23

• 01.04.1915 - 15.06.1915: 245. Infanterie-Brigade / 123. Infanterie-Division

• 15.06.1915 - 25.06.1915: 123. Infanterie-Division

• 26.06.1915 - 10.07.1915: 245. Infanterie-Brigade / 117. Infanterie-Division

• 11.07.1915 - 08.09.1916: 245. Infanterie-Brigade / 123. Infanterie-Division

• 08.09.1916 - 22.04.1917: 177. Infanterie-Brigade / 216. Infanterie-Division

• 22.04.1917 - 20.08.1917: 86. Reserve-Infanterie-Brigade / 216. Infanterie-Division

• 21.08.1917 - 28.02.1919: 408. Infanterie-Brigade / 212. Infanterie-Division

  • http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/IR_182

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KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES 16 REGIMENT 182 DETAILS

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

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1914 - 1919

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23 Division in 1914-1915 Belgium/Marne/Aisne [12th Army Corps]
123 Division in 1915 Champagne/Artois/Flanders/Somme
216 Division in 1916 Galicia-Transylvania/Roumania
212 Division in 1917-1918 Roumania/Ukraine

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=24278 and http://www.1914-18.info/
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=180853

See 23 Division - Western Front for Background Information
See 123 Division - Western Front for Background Information
See 216 Division (Independent Division) - Eastern Front for Background Information
See 212 Division (Independent Division) - Eastern Front for Background Information

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WESTERN FRONT

KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES 16 REGIMENT 182
AND
1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12
 ON THE WESTERN FRONT: 1914 - 1916

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1914 - 1916

• See Also Western Front: Some Background Notes for Krause Road to South Russia

Infanterie-Regiment Nr.182
Königlich Sächsisches 16. Infanterie-Regiment Nr.182
(46.Inf.-Brig./23.Inf.-Div./XII. Armeek./3.Armee)
(Standort: Freiberg)
Kommandeur: Oberst Francke

23 Division in 1914-1915 Belgium/Marne/Aisne
123 Division in 1915 Champagne/Artois/Flanders/Somme

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=24278 and http://www.1914-18.info/

Belgium/Marne/Aisne (1914-1915) and Champagne/Artois/Flanders/Somme (1915)

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INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

AUGUST 2, 1914 - MARCH 31, 1915:
2. (kgl.sächs.) Infanterie-Brigade Nr.46 / 1. kgl.sächs. Division Nr.23

wiki-de.genealogy.net/IR_182

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1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

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AUGUST 9, 1914 - APRIL, 1915

23d DIVISION (1914 - 1915)

3 ARMY, XII ARMY CORPS (I ROYAL SAXON), 23 (I ROYAL SAXON) INFANTRY DIVISION
46 INFANTRY BRIGADE, 16 ROYAL SAXON, 182 INFANTRY REGIMENT

Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914-1918), pp. 333-335  - https://archive.org/stream/historiesoftwohu00unit#page/n5/mode/2up

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AUGUST 9 - 11, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

EIFEL, NORTH OF TREVES [TRIER]

• 1. The 23rd Division, on mobilization, was a part of the 12th Army Corps with the 32d Division (2d Army,Von Hausen). It detrained on August 9-11, 1914, at Eifel, north of Treves ....

Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914-1918), pp. 333-336. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027835317 - https://archive.org/stream/historiesoftwohu00unit#page/n5/mode/2up

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AUGUST 12, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUFFE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 10, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUFFE [Belgium], 12 AUGUST, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 10, 1914, Page 1111, Edition 93

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AUGUST 23, 1914 - JANUARY 27, 1915

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

SUMMARY

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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XII CORPS

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

KÖNIGLICHES SÄCHSISCHES 1. JAGER-BATAILLON NR. 12

Sächsische Armee

1. Königlich Sächsisches Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 12 (Freiberg) - XII. (I. Königlich Sächsisches) Armee-Korps
Reserve-Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 12 (Freiberg)

2. Königlich Sächsisches Jäger-Bataillon '''Nr. 13''' (Dresden) - XIX. (II. Königlich Sächsisches) Armee-Korps
Reserve-Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 13 (Dresden)
Königlich Sächsisches Reserve-Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 25 (Dresden) 53. Reserve-Division (3. Königlich Sächsische) XXVII. Reserve-Korps
Reserve-Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 26 (Freiberg) 54. (Württembergische) Reserve-Division
mit Maschinengewehr-Abteilung 9

http://diejaeger1860-1918.npage.de/liste-deutscher-jaegerbataillone-vor-1918.html

BELGIUM

(August 18, 1914 - August 26, 1914)

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AUGUST 15, 1914

BATTLE OF DINANT

 XIX. Armeekorps

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1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

Der erste Kampfeinsatz im Weltkrieg war die Schlacht um Dinant am 15. August 1914. Gemeinsam mit seinem Schwesterbataillon (Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 13) und zwei Batterien der Reitenden Abteilung des 5. Feldartillerie-Regiments Nr. 5 wurde dem Bataillon die Einnahme des Ortes zugeteilt. Nachdem die Bataillone den Ort eingenommen hatten, mussten sie ihn wieder aufgeben, denn die Franzosen griffen den Ort mit einem kompletten Regiment an. Nach der Unterstellung unter das XIX. Armeekorps wurde das Bataillon zur Absicherung des Vormarsches Richtung Marne verwandt, in der Hauptsache als Vorauskommando und Vorhut ....

• The first combat mission in World War II was the Battle of Dinant on 15 August 1914. Together with its sister battalion ( hunter Battalion No. 13) and two batteries of the riding ends of the 5th Division Field Artillery Regiment No. 5 was assigned to the battalion taking the place. After the battalions had taken the place they had to give it back, because the French attacked the place with a full regiment. After the applicability of the XIX . Army Corps battalion to secure the advance direction of Marne was used mainly as an advance party and advance guard ....

• http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/1._K%C3%B6niglich_S%C3%A4chsisches_J%C3%A4ger-Bataillon_Nr._12

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

• 23d Division ... Composition ... 1914 ... Infantry ... Brigade ... 46 ... Regiment ... 182 ...

• 23d Division ... Composition ... 1914 ... Infantry ... 12 Jag. Btn. ...

• 23d Division ... Composition ... 1915 ... Infantry ... Brigade ... 46 ... Regiment ... 182 ...
  [Note: In 1915, Jäger 12 is not identified as attached to Division 23]

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AUGUST 15, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

DINANT

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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AUGUST 18, 1914

BELGIUM

• BELGIUM.
   

• 1. .... and entered Belgium on the 18th by the north of Luxemburg ...

Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914-1918), pp. 333-336. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027835317 - https://archive.org/stream/historiesoftwohu00unit#page/n5/mode/2up

AUGUST 21/22

• A German raiding-party drove into Dinant on the night of 21/22 August but the attack degenerated into a fiasco, in which Germans may have fired at each other. Rather than assume that the small-arms fire had come from the French on the west bank, the Germans blamed Belgian civilians, killing seven and burning down 15–20 houses in reprisal. The raiders ran away, with 19 dead and 117 wounded ...

• Night raid, 21/22 August A German raiding party mounted in motor vehicles attacked Dinant in the night of 21/22 August. German infantry and pioneers advanced from Ciney along the central road into Dinant, killed seven civilians and burned 15–20 houses. Members of the reconnaissance force claimed later that civilians had attacked them and civilians thought that it had been an attack by drunken soldiers.[2] A German soldier wrote later that they had been ordered to ... kill everyone and wipe off the map one part on the left bank [sic] of the Meuse!!! It was a tremendously (kolossal) honourable task and if successful, it would be famous for all time. — Private Kurt Rasch[2].

The party moved along rue Saint-Jacques in the dark and threw a hand grenade into a café, at which gunfire was opened; the party panicked and ran off, leaving 19 dead and 117 wounded. The foremost troops had reached the Meuse, where they were fired on from all sides; in the panic, Germans may have shot at each other but claimed later that revolvers and shotguns had been used by civilians (no survivors admitted to taking up arms). French soldiers held the bridge over the Meuse and had patrols in the town, which may have engaged the Germans in the rue Saint-Jacques and probably fired on the Germans at the river. In the aftermath the Germans took Dinant to be full of hostile civilians.[2] ...

• Fires set by the Germans on the night raid of 21/22 August, provoked the flight of 2,500 inhabitants the next day ...

https://howlingpixel.com/wiki/Battle_of_Dinant

AUGUST 23, 1914

DINANT

2. It went into action on August 23 at Dinant ...

Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914-1918), pp. 333-336. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027835317 - https://archive.org/stream/historiesoftwohu00unit#page/n5/mode/2up

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AUGUST 23, 1914 - AUGUST 24, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF DINANT

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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GENERAL KARL LUCIUS

• General Karl Lucius served Imperial Germany during the Great War as commander of a Royal Saxon Infantry Division. He replaced General Adolph von Carlowitz as commanding general the the Saxon XIXth Army Corps for the final three months prior to Armistice ...

02.08.1914 45. Infanterie-Brigade
20.03.1915 123. Infanterie-Division
21.05.1917 Generalleutnant
09.08.1918 XIX. Armeekorps (replaced Adolph von Carlowitz)

• http://prussianmachine.com/aka/lucius.htm

XII CORPS

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

46TH BRIGADE

KÖNIGLICHES SÄCHSISCHES 16. INFANTERIE-REGIMENT NR. 182
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1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

German 3rd Army Battle by Dinant 23 - 24 August 1914

XII Corps : General of Infantry d'Elsa

23rd Division : Generalleutnant Freinehrr von Lindenau

45th Brigade : Generalmajor Lucius

1/,2/,3/100th Grenadier Regiment

1/,2/,3/101st Grenadier Regiment

46th Brigade : Generalmajor von Watzdorff

1/,2/,3/108th Fusilier Regiment

1/,2/,3/182nd Infantry Regiment

Attached

12th Jäger Battalion

Cavalry :

1/,2/,4/,5/20t h Hussar Regiment

23rd Artillery Brigade : Generalmajor Zincke

1/12th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 77mm guns ea)

2/12th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 77mm guns ea)

1/48th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 77mm guns ea)

2/48th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 105mm howitzers ea)

4 Light Munition Columns

Support Troops

1st Company, 12th Pioneer Battalion

1st & 3rd Medical Companies

23rd Divisional Bridging Train

http://www.cgsc.edu/CARL/nafziger/914GHAP.pdf

AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DINANT

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• DINANT [Belgium], 23 AUGUST, 1914 [Headquarters III Battalion]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

http://horizon14-18.eu/cimetiere-militaire-de-dinant.html

[Note: Attached Königliches Sächsisches 1. Jäger-Bataillon Nr.12 had attacked Dinant on August 15, 1914]

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

• and Infantry Regiment 182 (IR 182), accompanied by artillery moved along rue Saint Jacques into the town just north of the bridge, where they were fired on by the French. The Germans killed male civilians during the day and at 5:30 p.m., 27 men were shot by IR 108 in the rue des Tanneries. The German troops barricaded streets with furniture and soldiers from IR 182 captured a man on suspicion of firing at them, although he was unarmed and tied him to a barricade as a human shield. When German artillery mistakenly bombarded the force, the man was shot before the Germans withdrew.

  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Dinant
     

• Immediately after crossing the Belgian frontier the XII. Army Corps had difficulties with the civilian population of Belgium, which reached their climax in and around Dinant ...

On August 21st the XII. (Ist Royal Saxon) Army Corps engaged in operations before Dinant ...

On August the 23rd the left bank of the Meuse was to be taken by the XII. Corps. After preliminary artillery fire the infantry advanced in the direction of Dinant — the 32nd Infantry Division to the north, the 23rd Infantry Division to the south. On the left wing the (Guards) Grenadier Regiment No. 100 forced its way into the town, on the right of them Infantry Regiment No. 180, and in close conjunction Rifle Regiment No. 108, whilst in the Leffe valley Infantry Regiment No. 178 reached Leffe ...

The Regiments No. 108 and No. 182 had similar experiences when they, to the north of the Guards Regiment, reached Dinant. From the moment they reached the most easterly houses they came under fire. The farm of Malais was stormed by the ist Battalion of the Rifles (Fusilier) Regiment No. 108, and the whole of the francs-tireurs who made a stand there were destroyed. Fighting hotly for every house, our men pressed forward in the direction of the market, all the time expecting to be fired at by invisible foes from cellars, caves, and hill-sides. It was here that, among others. Major Lommatzsch of Infantry Regiment No. 182 was fatally wounded by the bullets of two civilians  from the windows of a house. They even fired down from the cathedral (Apps. 12, 14, 18). Already in the course of the forenoon the Commanding Officer of the 46th Brigade recognised that it was impossible, without artillery bombardment, to gain the mastery over the fanatical population ...

 [Note: Georg Lommatzsch; Death: Aug. 23, 1914, Burial: Vladslo German Military Cemetery Diksmuide West Flanders (West-Vlaanderen), Belgium, Inscription: Oberstleutnant [lieutenant colonel]  - http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Lommatzsch&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel
=in&GSob=n&GRid=36321350&

• On 23 August, the Germans attacked Dinant again, under the impression that the town was full of francs-tireurs and massacred 674 unarmed Belgian civilians, while fighting the French dug in along the west bank and on the east end of the bridge. The massacre was a systematic attack on assumed civilian resisters and was the largest German atrocity perpetrated during the invasion, which became known as The Rape of Belgium ...

• Occupation and massacres, 23 August

  At 4:50 a.m. on 23 August in a thick fog, 57 German artillery batteries began to bombard Dinant. Most of the 40th Division was sent south to Givet and Fumay, thence to cross the Meuse and attack the right flank of the Fifth Army, which reduced the attack on Dinant to XII Corps.[13] The 32nd Division (Major-General Horst von der Planitz) and the 23rd Reserve Division (Major-General Alexander von Larisch) crossed the Meuse on barges and pontoons at Leffe, north of the town and the 23rd Division (Major-General Karl von Lindemann) crossed to the south at Les Rivages.[2]

  The French I Corps had been moved north-west to reinforce X Corps (General Gilbert Desforges) at Arsimont, having been relieved by the 51st Reserve Division (Général de division René Boutegourd) and two brigades of the 2nd Division.[2] Four columns of the German 46th Infantry Brigade of the 23rd Division advanced into Dinant, against a regiment of the 51st Reserve Division and (allegedly) Belgian irregulars.[14] The northern column entered Leffe and the hamlet of Devant-Bouvignes, as two columns advanced into the Dinant town centre, along rue Saint-Jacques and a road down into Faubourg Saint-Nicolas and the Place d'Armes. The southern column attacked along the Froidvau road into Les Rivages. French troops on the west bank engaged the Germans with small-arms fire and artillery; the French also held both ends of the principal Dinant bridge and some advanced posts in the town centre.[2]

  Leffe was overlooked by an abbey and a factory and as Infantry Regiment 178 (IR 178) and Infantry Regiment 103 (IR 103) advanced into the area, they thought that civilians fired on them as well as the French from Bouvignes on the west bank. Three civilians were shot at the riverbank where they had fled from the soldiers, who later admitted that they had no idea if the victims had taken up arms. The 3rd Company of IR 178 was ordered to clear Leffe of francs-tireurs, who had supposedly fired at the Germans from a saw-mill.[15] Infantry Regiment 108 (IR 108) and Infantry Regiment 182 (IR 182), accompanied by artillery moved along rue Saint Jacques into the town just north of the bridge, where they were fired on by the French. The Germans killed male civilians during the day and at 5:30 p.m., 27 men were shot by IR 108 in the rue des Tanneries. The German troops barricaded streets with furniture and soldiers from IR 182 captured a man on suspicion of firing at them, although he was unarmed and tied him to a barricade as a human shield. When German artillery mistakenly bombarded the force, the man was shot before the Germans withdrew.[16]

  The Germans set fire to houses and by late afternoon the area was on fire; in Leffe and Saint-Jacques 312 civilians had been killed by the Germans. Near the town centre, Grenadier Regiment 100 entered Faubourg Saint-Nicolas, where they were fired on by French troops. The Germans had anticipated attacks by civilians, moved forward in two columns and as they reached a door they stopped, fired through windows and threw bombs into cellars. To cross the Place d'Armes, which was visible to the French across the river, the Germans used civilians as a human shield. Dinantais forced from houses were held at an iron works and the prison in the Place d'Armes. German soldiers on high ground outside the town fired on civilians in the prison courtyard for a time. In the late afternoon, 19 men at the ironworks were shot; the rest were taken to the Place d'Armes, being made to shout, "Long live Germany! Long live the Kaiser!" along the way. Soldiers of Grenadier Regiment 100 separated 137 men, lined them up against a garden wall and shot them, on the orders of Lieutenant-Colonel von Kielmannsegg, the I Battalion commander.[17][a]

  Grenadier Regiment 101 and the 3rd Pioneer Company entered Les Rivages during the afternoon, to build a pontoon bridge over the Meuse. The right bank narrows to a defile between the escarpment and the river, with only a road and one line of dwellings. The area was particularly exposed to French fire but for an hour no resistance was encountered. Houses were searched, hostages were taken and 40 metres (44 yd) of the bridge assembled. At about 5:00 p.m. several Germans working on the bridge were shot and killed and German soldiers later claimed that the shots came from francs-tireurs on both sides of the river, while Belgian civilians said they came from the French on the west bank. Some inhabitants of Dinant cheered the success of the French and the cliffs nearby created echoes, which made it difficult to judge the direction of fire. The unusual acoustics contributed to the German belief that they were attacked from behind by civilians, as they were being engaged by the French from Bourdon on the west bank.[19]

  A local magistrate was sent across the river to warn francs-tireurs, that the hostages would be shot if the firing continued. The magistrate returned, having been shot by the Germans on the way and said that only French soldiers were firing. After more gunfire, civilians were lined up against a wall and shot. Of the 77 victims, seven were men over 70, 38 were women or girls and 15 were children under 14 (seven being babies).[20] When the Grenadiers reached the west bank, they killed 86 civilians in Neffe; 23 were found hiding under a railway viaduct, where they were shot and 43 were taken to the east bank and shot there.[21] German attacks between Houx and Dinant were repulsed but the Germans got across the Meuse at Hastierès and pushed the 51st Division reservists back 2 km (1.2 mi) to Onhaye. Boutegourd called on I Corps for reinforcements and d'Esperey ordered the corps to reverse direction. Two battalions of the 8th Infantry Brigade were in reserve with an attached cavalry regiment and d'Esperey ordered the commander, Charles Mangin to rush to Dinant. The reinforcements met the remnants of the 51st Reserve Division, made a bayonet charge towards Onhaye, on the Philippeville road and established a blocking position east of Onhaye. With the 51st Reserve Division to the north, the 8th Infantry Brigade restricted the Germans to a bridgehead from Onhaye to Anhée.[22][23][24] Next day the French I Corps arrived from the Sambre to Dinant and contained the 3rd Army in bridgeheads on the west bank of the Meuse, as the Fifth Army retreated from the Sambre–Meuse angle.[25] ...

• On 23 August, about 674 civilians were massacred, 1,200 houses were burned down and 400 people were deported to Germany and interned until November. This massacre was the largest of "The Rape of Belgium", which was instrumental in the US involvement in the war.[26] ...

  • https://howlingpixel.com/wiki/Battle_of_Dinant

• Military Court of Inquiry into the Violation of the Laws of War. Belgian Civilian Warfare in Dinant from August 21st to August 24th, 1914. Summary Report - http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/germany-auswrtiges-amt/the-german-army-in-belgium-the-white-book-of-may-1915-hci/page-10-the-german-army-in-belgium-the-white-book-of-may-1915-hci.shtml . See also: http://www.jrbooksonline.com/HTML-docs/BPW_5.htm

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DINANT

FIRST CLASS PRIVATE JOHANN GEORG SÄRING

NÄUMANN

SCHWARZBACH

• My name is Johann Georg Säring, I am 22 years old, a Lutheran, locksmith by trade, and a first class private in the twelfth company of Infantry Regiment No. 182.

On Sunday, August 23, 1914, at Dinant I observed during the forenoon the arm of a man protruding out of a first story window of the pharmacy ...

Read, approved, signed.

(Signed) Johann Georg Säring.

The witness was thereupon sworn.

(Signed) Näumann. (Signed) Schwarzbach.

• http://www.jrbooksonline.com/HTML-docs/BPW_5.htm

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DINANT - MEUSE

LA MALMAISON

RESERVE FIRST CLASS PRIVATE KARL HERMAN EINAX

NÄUMANN

SCHWARZBACH

CAPTAIN BARON VON GREGORY

MAJOR LOMMATSCH, BATTALION COMMANDER,  16TH INFANTRY REGIMENT NO. 182

• ANNEX C-18
  

La Malmaison, December 9, 1914.

Present: Military Court Councillor Näumann.

Military Court Clerk Schwarzbach.

In matters of investigation concerning the violations of international law committed against German troops first class private of reserve; Einax of the 11th company of infantry regiment No. 182 appeared and after being informed of the meaning of the oath testified as follows:

My name is Karl Hermann Einax, twenty-eight years of age, a Protestant, cooper by profession, first class private since November 21, 1914.

On Sunday, August 23, 1914, at 2 P. M., when we marched into Dinant, we were fired upon. It was found that the firing came from the other side of the Meuse. We then entered the houses and searched them. I saw that an elderly looking man with gray, unkempt hair, cams out of a house which our troops had entered, and shot at us. Major Lommatsch who was severely wounded died in the afternoon as the result of his injuries ...

Our Captain, Baron von Gregory, himself had entered the house from which the priest was brought out. The captain is in Freiberg at present.

Read, approved, signed.

(Signed) Karl Hermann Einax.

Witness was then sworn.

(Signed) Näumann. (Signed) Schwarzbach.

• http://www.jrbooksonline.com/HTML-docs/BPW_5.htm

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DINANT

ERWIN MÜLLER

RESERVE ENGINEER KRETZSCHMANN

My name is Erwin Müller. I am twenty-six years of age, a Protestant and a fruit grower.

On August 25, 1914, in the afternoon Sergeant Fehrmann and I noticed the corpses of a number of male civilians and one woman lying outside a house in a cross street at Dinant. We entered the house. In the room to the right lay an officer, lieutenant of Infantry Regiment No. 182, a cushion below his head. His head and part of his chest were covered with a white cloth. Two soldiers lay on one side of him, and [p. 85] one soldier on the other. All three soldiers wore the uniform of regiment No. 182. In the adjoining room a sergeant and five soldiers of the sane regiment lay likewise dead ...

Reserve Engineer Kretzschmann was in the house together with Fehrmann and myself ...

• http://www.jrbooksonline.com/HTML-docs/BPW_5.htm

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

46TH INFANTRY BRIGADE

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DINANT - MEUSE

• C. App. 12.

Extract from the Reports of the Staff of the 46th Infantry Brigade and of Regiments Nos. 108 and 182 on the fighting at Dinant, August 23rd, 1914.

Staff of the 46th Infantry Brigade.

Towards 9 o'clock in the forenoon Regiment Nos. 108 and 182 reached the eastern slopes of the Meuse.

There now ensued a hot fight for the town of Dinant, which was defended by francs- tireurs ...

The commanders of the two regiments met in the marketplace. Since no decisive result was possible without artillery against the enemy who were concealed in houses, cellars, and caves, and who were even firing from the cathedral, they resolved to gradually evacuate the town ...

Both regimental commanders (of the 108th and 182nd Regiments) came to the conclusion that the Meuse could not be reached without the support of our artillery, and therefore ordered the return of the regiments at 3.30 in the afternoon. At 5 o'clock the bombardment of Dinant by our artillery began. On the following morning the brigade crossed the Meuse on the pontoon bridge at Leffe which was built by the 32nd Infantry Division, since it was impossible to march through burning Dinant.

Infantry Regiment No. 182.

During the advance of the regiment along the edge of a valley it received a continuous shrapnel fire from the western bank of the Meuse and infantry fire from the buildings and copses on the edge of the valley, causing losses. Captain Klotz, the leader of the machine-gun company, fell through a shot from above, apparently from one of the fortress-like watch-towers which stand there. Two battalions penetrated into Dinant and on towards the bridge, and received a detached fire from the houses and from the cliffs of the east bank, in numerous rocky caves of which francstireurs were hidden. At 5.30 in the evening the regiment stood again on the heights above Dinant while our artillery from the north furiously bombarded the town on both sides of the river.

In the evening and during the night enemy sharpshooters still continued to fire from the woods and buildings on the edge of the valley, which they had reached by passages in the rocks unknown to us, and into which they again disappeared.

• The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), pp. 116-118 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

MAJOR LOMMATSCH, BATTALION COMMANDER,  16TH INFANTRY REGIMENT NO. 182

• As to Case : On the Sorinnes-Dinant road the following occurrence took place in the part of the town of Dinant which hes on both sides of the road. I witnessed how two male civilians discharged pistol-shots at Major Lommatsch, Battalion Commander, 16th Infantry Regiment No. 182, from the first storey of a house standing directly on the road. Major Lommatsch immediately collapsed ...

• The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), p. 118 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

MAJOR-GENERAL FRANZ SAMUEL LUDWIG FRANCKE,
REGIMENTAL COMMANDER,  INFANTRY REGIMENT NO. 182

• There appeared as witness Major-General Francke, who, after reference to the significance of the oath, was examined as follows :

As to Person : My name is Franz Samuel Ludwig Francke. I am 51 years old; Protestant; Major-General and Regimental Commander, Infantry Regiment No. 182 ...

Signed : Franz Francke ...

• The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), pp. 120-121 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich

AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

MAJOR-GENERAL FRANZ SAMUEL LUDWIG FRANCKE,
REGIMENTAL COMMANDER,  INFANTRY REGIMENT NO. 182

• In the investigation concerning the violation of international law committed against the German troops, there appeared as witness Corporal Saring, who, after reference to the significance of the oath, was examined as follows :

  My name is Johann Georg Saring. I am 22 years of age ; Protestant ; locksmith by trade ; corporal, 12th Company, Infantry Regiment No. 182.

  On the afternoon of Sunday the 23rd August, 1914, I saw in Dinant the arm of a man ... This man was taken to Colonel Francke, whilst the other civilians were detained in the corner of a house ...

  Signed: Johann Georg Saring ...

  • The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), pp. 121-122 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich 

AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

CAPTAIN PECHWELL 

• The commander of the detachment asked for companies from Captain Pechwell, 3rd Company, Infantry Regiment No. 182, and proceeded with these to the position ordered ...

  • The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), p. 123 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich 

AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

• On the same day, according to his statement, a further batch of four civilians were shot because they had attacked a sentry of Infantry Regiment No. 182 ...

  • The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), p. 147 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich 

AUGUST 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

• The company advanced with the pontoon waggons on the steep, narrow road into Dinant behind Rifle (Fusilier) Regiment No. 108 and Infantry Regiment No. 182 ...

  • The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), p. 148 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich 

AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

• We entered the house. In the room on the right there lay an officer—a lieutenant of Infantry Regiment No. 182—a sofa-cushion under his head ; his head and a part of his chest were covered with a white cloth. All three civilians wore the uniform of Infantry Regiment No. 182. In the adjoining room there lay stretched out dead a non-commissioned officer and five privates of the same regiment.

I lifted up the cloth covering the lieutenant and saw that he had received a shot in the head. I did not see any further injuries to the officer.

One of the privates who lay beside the lieutenant had his trousers unbuttoned in front so that one could see his body. This soldier had a shot in the lower part of the body. Extending from the larynx to at least 10 cm. to the left was a cut which was bloody and the edges were probably 1 cm. apart. The blood had flowed down towards the side. I am convinced that it could only have been a wound from a cut.

In the other room the trousers of one of the soldiers were unbuttoned so that one could see the body. This man had a cut or stab wound in the lower body about 3 cm. wide. The clothing of the remaining soldiers showed no disarrangement, they all bore shot-wounds.

The scene conveyed the impression that the officer, the non-commissioned officer and the men had been attacked in their sleep by the inhabitants in that quarter. I infer this from the fact that the officer had a sofa-cushion and the others either a cloth or a knapsack under their heads. The rifles stood in a corner ...

• The German army in Belgium, the white book of May 1915 ([1921]), pp. 179-180 - http://www.archive.org/details/germanarmyinbelg00germrich 

August 23, 1914 - IR 182

• Johm N. Horne, Alan Kramer, German Atrocities 1914: A History Of Denial, 2001, pp. 45, 47-48. Footnote 174: HStA, Dresden, Zeitgeschichtliche Sammlung 73, diary William Clemens, entry for 23 August.

• See also, IR 182: Reichsarchiv, Weltkrieg, Volume 3, pp. 62, 111.

  • http://books.google.ca/books?id=Navs5TkI9oAC&printsec=
    frontcover&dq=isbn
    :0300107919&hl=en&sa=X&ei=zV6yUdySBIS-0QHQq4DoBg&ved=0CDEQ6AEwAA

MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1914

• On 24 August, the area of Dinant south of the bridge, which had not been attacked on 23 August, was systematically burned down by the Germans.[20] Dinant was looted and German troops destroyed public and historic buildings, including the collegial church and the town hall. When IR 178 crossed the Meuse to Bouvignes, 31 villagers were killed and south of Dinant at Hastière-par-delà and Hastière-Lavaux, civilians were caught between Infantry Regiment 104 and Infantry Regiment 133 as they tried to cross the Meuse and French troops on the west bank. The Germans claimed that the civilians helped the French and 19 people, including two ten-year-olds from Hastière-par-delà, were killed and the village burned.[21] By 24 August, when the German advance resumed, the French had gone.[11][25] ...

• The killings continued on 24 August, houses burned for days and lit up the countryside. A stench of corpses polluted the air as they decomposed in the sun.[20] ...

  • https://howlingpixel.com/wiki/Battle_of_Dinant

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AUGUST 30, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

VEDANCOURT [VADENCOURT]

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg 

REPORT OF OCTOBER 7, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• VEDANCOURT, 30 AUGUST, 1914 [Vadencourt- Aisne]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/258705  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 7, 1914, Page 962, Edition 83

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

MOURMELON

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 7, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• MOURMELON [Marne - Southeast of Reims], 3 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 7, 1914, Page 962, Edition 83

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

MOURMELON

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

CHALONS

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 7, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• CHALONS [Marne - Southeast of Reims] (TRUPPENÜBUNGSPLATZ - PARADE GROUND), 3 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 7, 1914, Page 962, Edition 83

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(II)

FRANCE: BATTLE OF THE MARNE

(September 5 - September 10, 1914)

Return To Index

23  INFANTRY DIVISION

• MARNE.

[1914]

... crossed the Meuse on the 24th, entered France on the 26th, went to the west of Chalons and took part in the battle of the Marne on September 7 at Sompuis (west of Vitry 'le Francois) ...

Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914-1918), pp. 333-336. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027835317 - https://archive.org/stream/historiesoftwohu00unit#page/n5/mode/2up  

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AUGUST 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DINANT

REPORT OF OCTOBER  6, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• DINANT [Belgium] 23 AUGUST 1914 [Machine Gun Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221653 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 908, Edition 78.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221832 -  DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 909, Edition 78.

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AUGUST 24, 1914 - AUGUST 27, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

INTERVENTION

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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AUGUST 27, 1914 - AUGUST 30, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE MEUSE

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AUGUST 27, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE MEUSE

LA TREMBLOIS, BLOMBAY, L'ECHELLE

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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AUGUST 29, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE MEUSE

29.08.1914 Vieil-St. Remy, Novion-Porcien [AUGUST 29, 1914: Vieil-St. Remy, Novion-Porcien]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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AUGUST 30, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE MEUSE

30.08.1914

Rethel und Bertoncourt [AUGUST 30, 1914: Rethel und Bertoncourt]

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AUGUST 30, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

RETHEL

REPORT OF OCTOBER 17, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• RETHEL [Champagne-Ardenne - North East of Reims], 30 August, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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AUGUST 31, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 5, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

31.08.–05.09.1914

Schlacht an der Aisne und Verfolgung bis über die Marne [AUGUST 31, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 5, 1914: Battle of the Aisne and tracking to over the Marne]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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AUGUST 31, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

31.08.1914

Biermes, Ménil-Annelles [AUGUST 31, 1914: Biermes, Ménil-Annelles]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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AUGUST 31, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

SEUNEY

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 10, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• SEUNEY, 31 AUGUST, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 10, 1914, Page 1111, Edition 93

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[SEPTEMBER ?], 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 17, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER ?, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 1, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

01.09.1914

Annelles, Ménil-Annelles, Pauvres [SEPTEMBER 1, 1914: Annelles, Ménil-Annelles, Pauvres]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 1 , 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

ANNELLES

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• ANNELLES [Ardennes - Champagne-Ardenne - Southeast of Reims], 1 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 2, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

02.09.–03.09.1914

Moronvilliers (Abteilung Franke der 23. Infanterie-Division) [SEPTEMBER 2, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 3, 1914: Moronvilliers (Department Franke of the 23th Infantry Division)]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

MOURLMELON-LE-GRAND

 XIX. Armeekorps

KÖNIGLICHES SACHSISCHES 1. JAGER-BATAILLON NR. 12

• Im kleinen Ort Mourmelon-le-Grand geriet das Bataillon in einen Hinterhalt, und der Vormarsch geriet ins Stocken. Unter erheblichen Verlusten wurde das Dorf eingenommen und gehalten. Nach Unterstützung durch die Kavallerie wurde die französischen Truppen zurückgedrängt. Der Vormarsch und die Vorbereitungen zur Marneschlacht gingen weiter. Am 26. September 1914 betrug die Gefechtsstärke des Bataillons nur noch 17 Offiziere und insgesamt 762 Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften. Die 2. Kompanie wurde abgezogen und als Vortrupp der Division nach Mourmelon gesandt ...
   

  • In the small town Mourmelon-le-Grand [Battle:September 3, 1914], the battalion fell into an ambush , and the advance came to a standstill . Under considerable losses the village was taken and held. After the support of the cavalry , the French troops were pushed back. The advance and the preparations for the Battle of the Marne went on. On 26 September 1914 was the combat strength of the battalion only 17 officers and 762 NCOs and men . The second Company was withdrawn and sent as a vanguard of the division after Mourmelon [Battle:September 3, 1914]

  • http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/1._K%C3%B6niglich_S%C3%A4chsisches_J%C3%A4ger-Bataillon_Nr._12

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 4, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF THE AISNE

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SEPTEMBER 6, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

• Third Army: Generaloberst Max von Hausen

  • XII. Corps: Gen.d.Inf. Karl Ludwig d'Elsa

http://home.comcast.net/~jcviser/battles/ww1marne.htm

 

Max von Hausen's Third Army Hausen's Third Army corps commanders were: d'Elsa (XII) ...

http://home.comcast.net/~jcviser/battles/mediabattles/mapmarne.jpg

German 3rd Army
Battle by Fère - Champenoise
6 - 10 September 1914

XII Corps : General of Infantry d'Elsa

23rd Division : Generalleutnant Freinehrr von Lindenau

45th Brigade : Generalmajor Lucius

1/,2/,3/100th Grenadier Regiment

1/,2/,3/101st Grenadier Regiment

46th Brigade : Generalmajor von Watzdorff

1/,2/,3/108th Fusilier Regiment

1/,2/,3/182nd Infantry Regiment

Attached

12th Jäger Battalion

Cavalry :

1/,2/,4/,5/20t h Hussar Regiment

23rd Artillery Brigade : Generalmajor Zincke

1/12th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 77mm guns ea)

2/12th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 77mm guns ea)

1/48th Fiel d Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 77mm guns ea)

2/48th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4 - 105mm howitzers ea)

4 Light Munition Columns

Support Troops

1st Company, 12th Pioneer Battalion

1st & 3rd Medical Compaines

23rd Divisional Bridging Train

http://www.cgsc.edu/CARL/nafziger/914GIAG.pdf

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SEPTEMBER 6, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 11, 1914

BATTLE OF THE MARNE

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

06.09.–11.09.1914

Schlacht an der Marne [SEPTEMBER 6, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 11, 1914: Battle of the Marne]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 6 - SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 7, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 11, 1914

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SEPTEMBER 7, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS [Marne] 7 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/281979  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 11, 1914, Page 1173, Edition 97 [Page 1174 does not list further companies]

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SEPTEMBER 7, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 7 - 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER  6, 1914

6. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims] - 7 to 10 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/222198  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 908, Edition 79.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221877 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 909, Edition 79.

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SEPTEMBER 7 - 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER  6, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims], 7 TO 10 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221653 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 908, Edition 78.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221832 -  DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 909, Edition 78.

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SEPTEMBER 7 - 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims] - 7, 9 AND 10 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/485669 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1846, Edition 144.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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SEPTEMBER 7 and 10, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 10, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS [Marne], 7 AND 10 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 10, 1914, Page 1111, Edition 93

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SEPTEMBER 8, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF JANUARY 27, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182.

• SOMPUIS  [Marne - South of Reims] - 8 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1357122 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 27, 1915, Page 4545, S. 99, Edition 344

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1356519 DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 27, 1915, Page 4546, S. 99, Edition 344

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SEPTEMBER 8, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

MOURMELON

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• MOURMELON [Marne - Southeast of Reims] 8 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 8 - 9, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF FEBRUARY 3, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182.

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims] - SEPTEMBER 8 - 9, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1390508 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, February 3, 1915, Page 4667, S. 102, Edition 352

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SEPTEMBER 9, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

BATTLE OF THE MARNE

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

06.09.–10.09.1914

Maisons en Champagne westlich Vitry le François [SEPTEMBER 9, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 10, 1914:Maisons en Champagne westlich Vitry le François

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 9, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims], 9 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 9, 1914

SOMPUIS

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

REPORT OF JANUARY 23, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182.

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims] - SEPTEMBER 9, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/439060 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 23, 1915, Page 4469, B. 141 - S. 97, Edition 338

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SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims], 10 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF JANUARY 23, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182.

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims] - SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/439060 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 23, 1915, Page 4469, B. 141 - S. 97, Edition 338

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SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims], 10 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 11, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

LE PIN

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• LEPIN [LE PIN] 11 SEPTEMBER, 1914 [Cyclist Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 11 - 12, 20, 26 AND 30, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE SUR SUIPPES

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne) SUR SUPPES [Suippes - Marne] 11, 12, 20, 26 AND 30 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

ST HILAIRE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• ST. HILAIRE [Aude] 12 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

MOURMĖLON

REPORT OF JANUARY 23, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182.

• MOURMĖLON [Marme - Southeast of Reims]- SEPTEMBER 12, 1914 [Machine Gun Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/439060 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 23, 1915, Page 4469, B. 141 - S. 97, Edition 338

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SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

ST. HILAIRE-LE-GRAND

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 10, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• ST. HILAIRE-LE-GRAND  [Marne], 12 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 10, 1914, Page 1111, Edition 93

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SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

ST. HILAIRE-LE-GRAND

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 12, 15 - 20, AND 26 , 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims], 12, 15 to 20, and 26 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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(III)

FRANCE: THE FIRST BATTLE OF THE AISNE

(September 14 - September 27, 1914)

Return To Index

23  DIVISION

• AINSE. [September 14, 1914 - September 27, 1914]

[1914]

3. The 23d Division, with the 2d [XII?] Army Corps, established itself in the area north-west of Rheims

Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914-1918), pp. 333-336. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027835317 - https://archive.org/stream/historiesoftwohu00unit#page/n5/mode/2up 

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SEPTEMBER 14, 1914 - OCTOBER 16, 1915

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

REPORT OF MARCH 15, 1916

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1555012  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, March 15, 1916, Page 11637, S. 262 - w. 356, Edition 907

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SEPTEMBER 14, 17 - 18 AND 20, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 11, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS [Marne] 7 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/281979  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 11, 1914, Page 1173, Edition 97 [Page 1174 does not list further companies]

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SEPTEMBER 14, 16, 18 - 19, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 10, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne), 14, 16, 18 TO 19 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/254308  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 10, 1914, Page 1111, Edition 93

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SEPTEMBER 14, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 27, 1914

VII ARMY

• Seventh Army: Generaloberst Josias von Heeringen

  • XII. Corps: Gen.d.Inf. Karl d'Elsa (from Third Army)

 http://home.comcast.net/~jcviser/battles/ww1aisne1.htm

http://home.comcast.net/~jcviser/battles/ww1aisne1.htm

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SEPTEMBER 15, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 28, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

FIGHTING ON THE AISNE

15.09.1914–28.08.1916 [sic]

Kämpfe an der Aisne [SEPTEMBER 15, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 28, 1914: Fighting on the Aisne]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 15

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

BATTLE OF JUVINCOURT

15.09.–22.09.1914

Schlacht bei Juvincourt [SEPTEMBER 15, 1914 - SEPTEMBER 22, 1914: Battle of Juvincourt]

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 15 - 16, 18 - 19, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER  6, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 15 TO 16, 18 TO 19 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221653 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 908, Edition 78.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221832 -  DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 909, Edition 78.

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SEPTEMBER 15 - 16, 18 - 19, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER  6, 1914

6. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims]- 15 TO 16, 18 TO 19 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/222198  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 908, Edition 79.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/221877 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 6, 1914, Page 909, Edition 79.

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German Guard Corps
3rd Army
End of the Battle of the Marne
16 September 1914

XII Corps: General of Infantry d'Elsa

23rd Division: Generalleutnant Freinehrr von Lindenau

45th Brigade: Generalmajor Lucius

1/,2/,3/100th Grenadier Regiment

1/,2/,3/101st Grenadier Regiment

46th Brigade: Generalmajor von Watzdorff

1/,2/,3/108th Fusilier Regiment

1/,2/,3/182nd Infantry Regiment

Attached

12th Jäger Battalion

Cavalry:

1/,2/,4/,5/20th Hussar Regiment

23rd Artillery Brigade: Generalmajor Zincke

1/12th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4-77mm guns ea)

2/12th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4-77mm guns ea)

1/48th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4-77mm guns ea)

2/48th Field Artillery Regiment (3 btrys, 4-105mm howitzers ea)

4 Light Munition Columns

Support Troops

1st Company, 12th Pioneer Battalion

1st & 3rd Medical Compaines

23rd Divisional Bridging Train

http://www.cgsc.edu/CARL/nafziger/914GIAC.pdf

SEPTEMBER 16 - 17, 21 - 23, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 16, 17, 21 to 23 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 16, 20, 23 - 24, 1914 AND OCTOBER 1, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - 16, 20 23 AND 24 SEPTEMBER AND 1 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/485669 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1846, Edition 144.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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SEPTEMBER 17, 1914

23 INFANTRY DIVISION

23. INFANTERIE-DIVISION (Sächsisch)

http://www.militaerpass.net/23id.htm -
German infantry divisions 1914–1918 at http://www.militaerpass.net/inf_div.htm

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SEPTEMBER 17 - 18, 21 - 25 AND OCTOBER 4, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• 17 -18, 21 TO 25 SEPTEMBER AND 4 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 17 - 18, 21, AND 27, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 17, 18, 21 and 27 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 17, 19 - 20, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 17, 19 and 20 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 17, 21 SEPTEMBER, 1914 AND 6 AND 8 OCTOBER, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - 17, 21 SEPTEMBER, 6 AND 8 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/485669 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1846, Edition 144.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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SEPTEMBER 17 - 19, 23 - 24, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 17 to 19, 23 and 24 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 17, 21 AND 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 17, 21, und 26 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 17 - 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 17 to 26 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 17 AND 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 17 and 26 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 18, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOMPUIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims], 19 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

REPORT OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/233772 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, September 19, 1914, Page 270, Edition 33

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/30650  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, September 19, 1914, Page 271, Edition 33

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SEPTEMBER 20. 26 - 27 AND 30, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne) 20, 26, 27  und 30 SEPTEMBER. 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 21 AND 24 SEPTEMBER, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

SOUAIN

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• SOUAIN [Champagne-Ardenne - South East of Reims], 21 AND 24 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 21 AND 26, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne), 21 AND 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914 [Cyclist Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 22, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 22, 24 - 26, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• VITRY-LE-FRANCOIS [Marne] 22, 24, 25 AND 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914?]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 22, 24 - 26, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne) 22, 24, 25 AND 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 24, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 24 AND 26, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne) 24 AND 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914 [Cyclist Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

LA TEMPLE-FERME

REPORT OF JANUARY 23, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182.

• LA TEMPLE-FERME - SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/439060 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 23, 1915, Page 4469, B. 141 - S. 97, Edition 338

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

LA TEMPLE-FERME

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• LA TEMPLE-FERME, 26 September, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

SOLDAT FRIEDRICH BÖHME - 8 KOMPAGNIE

LE TEMPLE FERME

http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2010/eisenach_gb_wk1_A-G_thuer.htm

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182 Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 26 September, 1914 [Machine Gun Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/361527 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1439, Edition 116.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/364519  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1440, Edition 116

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/362995  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 17, 1914, Page 1441, Edition 116

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• 26 SEPTEMBER AND 3 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS [Aisne, Picardie - South-East of Reims] - 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/485669 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1846, Edition 144.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE [Champagne-Ardenne - North of Dijon] - 26 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 26 - 27, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 26-27 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 26 AND 30, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne), 26 AND 30 SEPTEMBER, 1914 [Machine Gun Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 26 and 30, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER 21, 1914

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE (Haute-Marne) 26 AND 30 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/456846 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/425584 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 21, 1914, Page 1626, Edition 129

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SEPTEMBER 26 AND OCTOBER 1, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 26 SEPTEMBER, 1 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 26 AND OCTOBER 3, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• 26 SEPTEMBER AND 3 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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SEPTEMBER 27, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - 27 SEPTEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/485669 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1846, Edition 144.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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SEPTEMBER 28, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER 29, 1914

1. KÖNIGLICH SÄCHSISCHES JÄGER BATAILLON NO. 12, COMPANY 3

AUBĖRIVE

1. Jäger-Bataillon, Nr. 12, Company 3, Freiberg - Action and Deaths

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SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

DECEMBER 13, 1914

REPORT OF DECEMBER  13, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg Und Trupp. üb. Blatz [Truppenübungsplatz]

• SOMPUIS [Marne - South of Reims] - SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - DECEMBER 26, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1049393 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, December 13, 1914, Page 3628, S. 74, Edition 272

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1914

POSSIBILITY THAT THIS IS F W KRAUSE

IR 182, IErsBati Oct 1914

• Fig 2 and 2a: Part of the Ersatz-Bataillon (depot battalion) of IR 182 in Freiberg, October 1914 – mainly returning convalescents together with depot staff (seated, in pre-1910 'colourful' uniform) and a couple of older reservists. The elegant gentleman with the duelling scar seated second from left is actually a mere Unteroffizier (corporal). Courtesy Andrew Lucas. - 

  • http://www.westernfrontassociation.com/the-great-war/
    great-war-on-land/germany-allies/2833-loos-to-st-eloi-the-experience-
    of-the-saxon-123-infanteriedivision-on-the-western-front-1915.html#sthash.gHokZiWc.dpbs - Stand To! No 96 January 2013, Loos to St Eloi - the Experience of the Saxon 123 Infanterie-Division on the Western Front, 1915 – Part 1, 15–20 - See Also: https://www.flickr.com/photos/westernfrontassociation/sets/
    72157632510845695/with/8377018975/

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1914 - 1916

POSSIBILITY THAT THIS IS F W KRAUSE: SECOND FROM RIGHT

Albert Schreiner: Middle Figure

On 2018-10-15 12:21:52 PM, Cole Henley .... wrote:

• Hi Eric

  I was pointed in the direction of your research/website after correspondence with Andi Lucas. I am researching my great-grandfather who was in the 182 Infantry Regiment during the First World War until his injury late in 1916. His name was Albert Schreiner and I was wondering whether you had come across him in your research at all?

  From his lebenslauf he was in "Mach. Gen. Kom. Inf. Regt. 182, Freiberg" and achieved the rank of Offizierstellung in 1916 (although I gather this is technically not a rank as such). After recovery from his injury (Kieferdurchschuss - shot in the jaw), he apparently returned to the Western Front in the summer of 1918 with Inf. Regt. 101. In September 1918 he deserted from leave at Königsburck / Sa to return to Stuttgart and prepare for the Revolutions that took place across Germany on November 9th. After the revolution, he became Minister for War of the Free People's Republic of Wurttemberg and leader of the Soldier's Council there. He went on to become a prominent member of the KPD until fleeing Germany with his family in 1933.

  I have no records of his time in the military but do have a photo of him from the war (attached). I look forward to hearing if you had any further information on the regiment that might be of interest.

  Kind regards,

  Cole Henley

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  ALBERT H SCHREINER
  (August 7, 1892, Aglasterhausen, Mosbach (Baden) - August 4, 1979, Birlin)

   

• Albert H. Schreiner                   Berlin, im Januar 1978
  1157 Berlin
  Rud. Große Str. 16

Lebenslauf
 

Herkommen: Am 7. August 1892 wurde ich in Aglasterhausen, Kreis Mosbach (Baden) geboren als viertes Kind von Franz Hermann Schreiner (6. 3. 1867 - Sept 1927) und Sophie Schreiner, geb. Merlock (27. 4. 1865 - 1940). ....
 
[p. 4]
 
Gesellenzeit und Militärjahre: ....
 
Im Oktober 1912 wurde ich zum Militärdienet eingezogen (Masch. Gew. Komp. inf. Regt. 182. Freiberg). Wenige Wochen vor Beendigung der aktiven Dienstzeit, im August 1914 wurden wir an die Westfront geschicht. Dort war ich bis 1917 im Frontdienst [p. 5] (einmal verwundet): 1917 - 1918 krank, Sommer 1918 noch einmal kurzer Fronteinsatzin Westen (Inf. Reg. 101) dienstgrad seit 1916 Offizier-Stellvertretor. .... Im September 1918 benutzte ich einen Urlaub von meinem GarnisonTruppenteil (Königebrück/Sa.) um nich endgültig von der Truppe zu entfernen .....

https://github.com/cole007/schreiner/blob/master/assets/schreiner.pdf , pp. 1, 4-5

• Im Oktober 1912 zur Infanterie nach Freiberg eingezogen, erlebte Schreiner den Beginn des Ersten Weltkrieges als Soldat. Im August 1914 kam er an die Westfront und war bis 1917 im Frontdienst, seit 1916 als Offiziersstellvertreter. Im September 1918 verwundet, benutzte er seinen Urlaub, um sich von der Truppe zu entfernen. Am 13. September 1918 heiratete er Emma Hermann (1892-1973).

Ende Oktober 1918 wurde Schreiner Mitglied des Stuttgarter Arbeiter- und Soldatenrates. Am 5. November 1918 gab er dessen Zeitung heraus, die den Titel „Die Rote Fahne“ trug. ...

Mit Ausbruch der Revolution wurde Albert Schreiner Vorsitzender des Stuttgarter Arbeiter-und Soldatenrates, der ihn Ende November 1918 als Kriegsminister in die erste württembergische Revolutionsregierung berief. Er übte diese Funktion aber nur einen Tag aus. Im Dezember nahm er am ersten Reichsrätekongreß in Berlin teil und wurde Mitbegründer der KPD in Württemberg .....

• Copyright (c) Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung Potsdam e.V. und Autor - Mario Keßler Exilerfahrung in Wissenschaft und Politik. Remigrierte Historiker in der frühen DDR - https://zeitgeschichte-digital.de/doks/files/911/ke%C3%9Fler_exilerfahrung_wissenschaft_politik_2001_de.pdf - p. 165.

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JANUARY 26, 1917

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg
[They appeared as an appendix to the Army Gazette
and were also published in the German Empire Gazette as well as the Prussian State Gazette]

REPORT OF JANUARY 26, 1917

DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE

• Page Number 17340
  Ausgabe 1354
  Datum 1917-01-26
  Last name Schreiner
  First name Albert
  Ort Aglasterhausen, Baden
  Liste Sachsen 378

[Birth: 7.8.92; schwer verwundet - severely wounded; Offz. Stellv= Offizier Stellvertreter = Acting Officer]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/5364217

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OCTOBER 1 , 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS [Aisne, Picardie - South-East of Reims], 1 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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OCTOBER 1, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

• AUBERVE [Champagne-Ardenne - North of Dijon] FOR SUIPPES [Marne - East of Reims] - 1 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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OCTOBER 2, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims], 2 OCTOBER, 1914

Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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OCTOBER 4, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

AUBERIVE

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE [Champagne-Ardenne - North of Dijon] - 4 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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OCTOBER 8 - 10, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS

REPORT OF OCTOBER  25, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• LA VILLE-AUX-BOIS [Aisne, Picardie - South-East of Reims] - 8 AND 9 OCTOBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/485669 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1846, Edition 144.

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/509414  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 25, 1914, Page 1847, Edition 144.

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NOVEMBER 6, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

REPORT OF NOVEMBER  6, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/124178 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, November 6, 1914, Page 2342, W. 52, Edition 178

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NOVEMBER 12, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

ST. ETIENNE

REPORT OF DECEMBER 2, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

• ST. ETIENNE [Massif Central - Southwest of Lyon] - 12 NOVEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1135607 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, December 2, 1914, Page 3231, S. 67, Edition 244.

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NOVEMBER, 15 - 16, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

AUBERIVE

REPORT OF DECEMBER 2, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE [Champagne-Ardenne - North of Dijon] -15 AND 16 NOVEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1135607 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, December 2, 1914, Page 3231, S. 67, Edition 244.

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NOVEMBER 17, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

AUBERIVE

REPORT OF DECEMBER 2, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg

• AUBERIVE [Champagne-Ardenne - North of Dijon] -17 NOVEMBER, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1135607 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, December 2, 1914, Page 3231, S. 67, Edition 244.

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NOVEMBER 20, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF NOVEMBER 20, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

Berichtigungen Früherer Angaben

CORRECTIONS

• 4. Kompagnie

  • names listed

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/767213 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, November 20, 1914, Page 2768, S. 58, Edition 210.

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NOVEMBER  24, 1914 TO DECEMBER 4, 1914

BISCHOFSWERDA AND FREIWALDAU

FRIEDRICH WILHELM KRAUSE

24/11/1914	- 30/11/1914	1. Ersatz-Batl. 16. Inf.- Regt. No. 182 1. Garn.-Komp: On Leave (beurlaubt) from November 24, 1914 to November 30, 1914, Bischofswerda
02/12/1914	- 04-12/1914	1. Ersatz-Batl. 16. Inf.- Regt. No. 182 1. Garn.-Komp: Home - Furlough from December 2 to December 4, Bischofswerda and  Freiwaldau

Note re Freiwaldau: Perhaps visiting his Grandmother, Maria Luise Krause (September 23, 1849 - September 3, 1932).

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DECEMBER 2, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

REPORT OF OCTOBER 23, 1914

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182, Freiberg und Barackenlager Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - 2 DECEMBER, 1914 [Machine Gun Company]

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/447193 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1743, Edition 137

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/448005  - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, October 23, 1914, Page 1744, Edition 137

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DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF JANUARY 7, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182. Freiberg und Truppenübungsplatz Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - DECEMBER 10 to 16, 1914

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - DECEMBER 10 to 16, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1181325 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 7, 1915, Page 4091, S. 87, Edition 308

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DECEMBER 15 - 21, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF JANUARY 7, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182. Freiberg und Truppenübungsplatz Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - DECEMBER 15 to 21, 1914

http://des.genealogy.net/search/show/1181325 - DEUTSCHE BESTENLISTE, January 7, 1915, Page 4091, S. 87, Edition 308

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DECEMBER 21, 1914

INFANTRY REGIMENT 182

JUVINCOURT

WW 1 CASUALTY LIST - Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg

REPORT OF JANUARY 7, 1915

16. Infanterie-Regiment, Nr. 182. Freiberg und Truppenübungsplatz Königsbrück

• JUVINCOURT [Aisne - North of Reims] - DECEMBER 21, 1914