V Corps
unit of the Imperial German Army prior to and during World War I
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V Corps
Summary
V Corps is a Corps[1]. It draws 14 Wikipedia views per month (corps category, ranking #56 of 170).[2]
Key Facts
- V Corps is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia[3].
- V Corps's image is recorded as Stab eines Generalkommandos.svg[4].
- V Corps's instance of is recorded as Corps[5].
- V Corps's flag image is recorded as AprA – gelb AK.jpg[6].
- V Corps's headquarters location is recorded as Poznań[7].
- V Corps's military branch is recorded as army[8].
- V Corps's child organization or unit is recorded as 9th Division (German Empire)[9].
- V Corps's child organization or unit is recorded as 10th Division[10].
- V Corps's child organization or unit is recorded as Q77605361[11].
- V Corps's child organization or unit is recorded as Flieger Bataillon Nr. 2[12].
- V Corps's part of is recorded as Prussian Army[13].
- V Corps's Commons category is recorded as Vth Army Corps (German Empire)[14].
- +1818-05-30T00:00:00Z marks the founding of V Corps[15].
- V Corps was dissolved in +1919-09-20T00:00:00Z[16].
- V Corps's participated in conflict is recorded as World War I[17].
- V Corps's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0j_5dvs[18].
- V Corps's parent organization or unit is recorded as Q1339620[19].
- V Corps's parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army[20].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as August von Thümen[21].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as Friedrich Erhard von Röder[22].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as Karl von Grolman[23].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as Friedrich August Peter von Colomb[24].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as Friedrich Wilhelm von Brünneck[25].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as Wilhelm Ferdinand Joseph von Tietzen und Hennig[26].
- V Corps's commanded by is recorded as Franz Heinrich von Waldersee[27].
Why It Matters
V Corps draws 14 Wikipedia views per month (corps category, ranking #56 of 170).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28]