Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“

Summary

Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ is an infantry regiment^[1].

Key Facts

• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia^[2].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s instance of is recorded as infantry regiment^[3].
• Heinrich Wilhelm von Horn is named after Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“^[4].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s headquarters location is recorded as Trier^[5].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s military branch is recorded as Imperial German Army^[6].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ is part of Prussian Army^[7].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s Commons category is recorded as Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ (3. Rheinisches) Nr. 29^[8].
• December 5, 1813 marks the founding of Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“^[9].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ was dissolved in May 1, 1919^[10].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ was part of the conflict Coalition Wars^[11].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ was part of the conflict Austro-Prussian War^[12].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ was part of the conflict Franco-Prussian War^[13].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ was part of the conflict World War I^[14].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s official name is recorded as 29. Infanterie-Regiment^[15].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s official name is recorded as 3. Rheinisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 29^[16].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s official name is recorded as Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ (3. Rheinisches) Nr. 29^[17].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s colonel-in-chief is recorded as Leopold, Grand Duke of Baden^[18].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Wilhelm von der Osten-Sacken^[19].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Heinrich von Hüser^[20].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Moritz von Hirschfeld^[21].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Philipp von Uttenhoven^[22].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Scipio Ludwig Karl von Taubenheim^[23].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Adolf von Spillner^[24].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Gustav von Kessel^[25].
• Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s commanded by is recorded as Wilhelm von Schmidt^[26].

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Founding

December 5, 1813 marks the founding of Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“^[9].

Identity

Official names include 29. Infanterie-Regiment^[15], 3. Rheinisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 29^[16], and Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ (3. Rheinisches) Nr. 29^[17]. Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ is part of Prussian Army^[7].

Operations

Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“'s headquarters location is recorded as Trier^[5].

Dissolution

Infanterie-Regiment „von Horn“ was dissolved in May 1, 1919^[10].