42. Infanterie-Brigade

Summary

1. Infanterie-Brigade is an infantry brigade^[1].

Key Facts

• 1. Infanterie-Brigade is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia^[2].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's instance of is recorded as infantry brigade^[3].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's seal image is recorded as Siegelmarke Königlich Preussische Stellvertretende 42. Infanterie Brigade W0237994.jpg^[4].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's headquarters location is recorded as Frankfurt^[5].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's child organization or unit is recorded as Füsilier-Regiment „von Gersdorff“^[6].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's child organization or unit is recorded as Infanterie-Regiment Landgraf Friedrich I. von Hessen-Cassel^[7].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's child organization or unit is recorded as 88th (2nd Nassau) Infantry^[8].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's child organization or unit is recorded as Q65226687^[9].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's child organization or unit is recorded as Thüringisches Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 6^[10].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's child organization or unit is recorded as 87th (1st Nassau) Infantry^[11].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's part of is recorded as Prussian Army^[12].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's Commons category is recorded as 42. Infanterie-Brigade (Deutsches Kaiserreich)^[13].
• +1866-10-11T00:00:00Z marks the founding of 42. Infanterie-Brigade^[14].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade was dissolved in +1919-05-31T00:00:00Z^[15].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's parent organization or unit is recorded as 21st Division^[16].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Alexander von Kraatz-Koschlau^[17].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Gustav von Pritzelwitz^[18].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Hugo von Thile^[19].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Helmuth von Ziemietzky^[20].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as August von Weber^[21].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as August von Amelunxen^[22].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Friedrich Wilhelm Stockmarr^[23].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Arno von Arndt^[24].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Hugo Benno Ferdinand Naglo^[25].
• 1. Infanterie-Brigade's commanded by is recorded as Emil von Meerscheidt-Hüllessem^[26].

Body

Founding

+1866-10-11T00:00:00Z marks the founding of 42. Infanterie-Brigade^[14].

Identity

1. Infanterie-Brigade's part of is recorded as Prussian Army^[12].

Operations

1. Infanterie-Brigade's headquarters location is recorded as Frankfurt^[5]. Its parent organization or unit is recorded as 21st Division^[16]. Subsidiaries include Füsilier-Regiment „von Gersdorff“^[6], a rifle regiment^[27], in Electorate of Hesse^[28], founded in 1821^[29]; Infanterie-Regiment Landgraf Friedrich I. von Hessen-Cassel^[7], an infantry regiment^[30], in German Reich^[31], founded in 1866^[32], headquartered in Kassel^[33]; 88th (2nd Nassau) Infantry^[8], an infantry regiment^[34], in Kingdom of Prussia^[35], founded in 1808^[36], headquartered in Mainz^[37]; Q65226687^[9], a cavalry brigade^[38], in Kingdom of Prussia^[39], founded in 1866^[40], headquartered in Frankfurt^[41]; Thüringisches Ulanen-Regiment Nr. 6^[10], an uhlan^[42], founded in 1813^[43]; and 87th (1st Nassau) Infantry^[11], an infantry regiment^[44], in Prussia^[45], founded in 1809^[46].

Dissolution

1. Infanterie-Brigade was dissolved in +1919-05-31T00:00:00Z^[15].