Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“
Infantry unit of the Prussian Army
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Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“
Summary
Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ is an infantry regiment[1].
Key Facts
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia[2].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s instance of is recorded as infantry regiment[3].
- Hans Albrecht von Barfus is named after Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“[4].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ is part of Prussian Army[5].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s Commons category is recorded as Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ (4. Westfälisches) Nr. 17[6].
- July 1, 1813 marks the founding of Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“[7].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ was dissolved in April 15, 1919[8].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ was part of the conflict World War I[9].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army[10].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s official name is recorded as 5. Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment[11].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s official name is recorded as 17. Infanterie-Regiment[12].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s official name is recorded as 17. Infanterie-Regiment (4. Westfälisches)[13].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s official name is recorded as 17. Infanterie-Regiment[14].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s official name is recorded as 4. Westfälisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 17[15].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s official name is recorded as Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ (4. Westfälisches) Nr. 17[16].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s colonel-in-chief is recorded as Ludwig III, Grand Duke of Hesse[17].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s colonel-in-chief is recorded as Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhine[18].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Hans Karl Adam von Gagern[19].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Heinrich Holleben[20].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Friedrich Wilhelm Malotki von Trzebiatowski[21].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Karl Wilhelm Bonsac[22].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Johann Ludwig von Nolte[23].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Friedrich von Ciesielski[24].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as Albert von Klaß[25].
- Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s commanded by is recorded as August von Dewitz[26].
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Founding
July 1, 1813 marks the founding of Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“[7].
Identity
Official names include 5. Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment[11], 17. Infanterie-Regiment[12], 17. Infanterie-Regiment (4. Westfälisches)[13], 4. Westfälisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 17[15], and Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ (4. Westfälisches) Nr. 17[16]. Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ is part of Prussian Army[5].
Operations
Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“'s parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army[10].
Dissolution
Infanterie-Regiment „Graf Barfuß“ was dissolved in April 15, 1919[8].