21st Division

Summary

21st Division is a military division^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• 21st Division is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia^[3].
• 21st Division is in the country of German Reich^[4].
• 21st Division's instance of is recorded as military division^[5].
• 21st Division's military branch is recorded as Imperial German Army^[6].
• The location of 21st Division was Frankfurt^[7].
• 21st Division's child organization or unit is recorded as 42. Infanterie-Brigade^[8].
• 21st Division's child organization or unit is recorded as Q65226687^[9].
• 21st Division's Commons category is recorded as 21. Division (Deutsches Kaiserreich)^[10].
• October 11, 1866 marks the founding of 21st Division^[11].
• 21st Division was dissolved in May 1919^[12].
• 21st Division was part of the conflict World War I^[13].
• 21st Division's parent organization or unit is recorded as XVIII Corps^[14].
• 21st Division's parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army^[15].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Leopold Hermann von Boyen^[16].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Hans von Schachtmeyer^[17].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Bernhard von Schkopp^[18].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Leopold Loe͏̈n^[19].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Hermann von Fabeck^[20].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Hugo von Thile^[21].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Oktavio Philipp von Boehn^[22].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Wilhelm Dietrich von Gemmingen^[23].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Hermann von Vietinghoff^[24].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Oskar Lindequist^[25].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Robert von Goetze^[26].
• 21st Division's commanded by is recorded as Adolf von Deines^[27].

Body

Founding

October 11, 1866 marks the founding of 21st Division^[11].

Operations

Parent organizations include XVIII Corps^[14], a Corps^[28], in Kingdom of Prussia^[29], founded in 1899^[30] and Prussian Army^[15], an army^[31], in Kingdom of Prussia^[32], founded in 1701^[33], headquartered in Potsdam^[34]. Subsidiaries include 42. Infanterie-Brigade^[8], an infantry brigade^[35], in Kingdom of Prussia^[36], founded in 1866^[37], headquartered in Frankfurt^[38] and Q65226687^[9], a cavalry brigade^[39], in Kingdom of Prussia^[40], founded in 1866^[41], headquartered in Frankfurt^[42].

Dissolution

21st Division was dissolved in May 1919^[12].

Why It Matters

21st Division has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]