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Hace 2 días · As Field Marshal August von Mackensen broke through Russian lines between Gorlice and Tarnów, Hindenburg's Ninth and Tenth Army launched diversionary attacks that threatened Riga in the north. In one of the war's most successful cavalry actions, three cavalry divisions swept east into Courland, the barren, sandy region near the Baltic coast.
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Hace 14 horas · Additionally, the German Chief of the General Staff, General Erich Von Falkenhayn was forced to resign from office though his successor appointed him to command the combined Central Powers forces against Romania, along with General August von Mackensen. Kaiser Wilhelm II immediately replaced Falkenhayn with Paul von Hindenburg.
Hace 2 días · While the Romanian Army was advancing in Transylvania, the first counterattack came from Field Marshal August von Mackensen in command of a multi-national force composed of the Bulgarian Third Army, a German brigade and two divisions of the Ottoman VI Army Corps, whose units began arriving on the Dobrudja front after the initial battles.
Hace 4 días · Finally, although the photo essay (pp. 17–22) is useful, it is very brief and photos of some important characters like the new emperor Karl I, Prinz Gottfried Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, Count Johann (Janos) Forgach, General August von Mackensen and Johann (Janos) Pallavicini are missing.
22 de abr. de 2024 · Totally agree about Currie, and the baffling inclusion of Pershing. However, you’re missing the most successful general of all, August von Mackensen. Corps Commander at Tannenburg and Masurian Lakes, he went on to defeat the Russians in Poland.
Hace 3 días · For that purpose, Ninth Army (General of Cavalry August von Mackensen) was redeployed from its position near Cracow to Thorn. This move involved some ten divisions and was completed in six days (4-10 November)—a testament to the efficiency of German staff work.
27 de abr. de 2024 · On 2 December 1919, Wilhelm wrote to Field Marshal August von Mackensen, denouncing his own abdication as the "deepest, most disgusting shame ever perpetrated by a person in history, the Germans have done to themselves... egged on and misled by the tribe of Judah ...
