9th Division (German Empire)
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9th Division (German Empire)
Summary
9th Division (German Empire) is an infantry division[1]. 9th Division (German Empire) draws 23 Wikipedia views per month (infantry_division category, ranking #33 of 93).[2]
Key Facts
- 9th Division (German Empire) is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia[3].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s instance of is recorded as infantry division[4].
- The location of 9th Division (German Empire) was Szczecin[5].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s child organization or unit is recorded as 17. Infanterie-Brigade[6].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s child organization or unit is recorded as 18. Infanterie-Brigade[7].
- 9th Division (German Empire) is part of Prussian Army[8].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s Commons category is recorded as 9. Division (Deutsches Kaiserreich)[9].
- 1818 marks the founding of 9th Division (German Empire)[10].
- 9th Division (German Empire) was dissolved in 1919[11].
- 9th Division (German Empire) was part of the conflict World War I[12].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s parent organization or unit is recorded as V Corps[13].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army[14].
- 9th Division (German Empire)'s different from is recorded as 9 Dywizja Piechoty[15].
Body
Founding
1818 marks the founding of 9th Division (German Empire)[10].
Identity
9th Division (German Empire) is part of Prussian Army[8].
Operations
Parent organizations include V Corps[13], a Corps[16], in Kingdom of Prussia[17], founded in 1818[18], headquartered in Poznań[19] and Prussian Army[14], an army[20], in Kingdom of Prussia[21], founded in 1701[22], headquartered in Potsdam[23]. Subsidiaries include 17. Infanterie-Brigade[6], an infantry brigade[24], in Kingdom of Prussia[25], founded in 1816[26], headquartered in Głogów[27] and 18. Infanterie-Brigade[7], an infantry brigade[28], in Kingdom of Prussia[29], headquartered in Głogów[30].
Dissolution
9th Division (German Empire) was dissolved in 1919[11].
Why It Matters
9th Division (German Empire) draws 23 Wikipedia views per month (infantry_division category, ranking #33 of 93).[2] 9th Division (German Empire) has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[31]