Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“
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Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“
Summary
Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ is an infantry regiment[1].
Key Facts
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ is in the country of Kingdom of Prussia[2].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s instance of is recorded as infantry regiment[3].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Fortress of Luxembourg[4].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Koblenz[5].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Mainz[6].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Saarlouis[7].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Trier[8].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Cologne[9].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Aachen[10].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s headquarters location is recorded as Rastatt[11].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s military branch is recorded as Imperial German Army[12].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ is part of Prussian Army[13].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s Commons category is recorded as Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ (Hohenzollernsches) Nr. 40[14].
- January 26, 1818 marks the founding of Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“[15].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ was dissolved in May 31, 1919[16].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ was part of the conflict World War I[17].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ was part of the conflict Austro-Prussian War[18].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ was part of the conflict Franco-Prussian War[19].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army[20].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s official name is recorded as 36. Infanterie-Regiment (4. Reserve-Regiment)[21].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s official name is recorded as 40. Infanterie-Regiment (8. Reserve-Regiment)[22].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s official name is recorded as 40. Infanterie-Regiment[23].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s official name is recorded as Hohenzollernsches Füsilier-Regiment (Nr. 40)[24].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s official name is recorded as Hohenzollernsches Füsilier-Regiment Nr. 40[25].
- Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s official name is recorded as Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ (Hohenzollernsches) Nr. 40[26].
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Founding
January 26, 1818 marks the founding of Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“[15].
Identity
Official names include 36. Infanterie-Regiment (4. Reserve-Regiment)[21], 40. Infanterie-Regiment (8. Reserve-Regiment)[22], 40. Infanterie-Regiment[23], Hohenzollernsches Füsilier-Regiment (Nr. 40)[24], Hohenzollernsches Füsilier-Regiment Nr. 40[25], and Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ (Hohenzollernsches) Nr. 40[26]. Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ is part of Prussian Army[13].
Operations
Headquarters locations include Fortress of Luxembourg[4], a fortress[27], in Luxembourg[28]; Koblenz[5], a big city[29], in Germany[30]; Mainz[6], a big city[31], in Germany[32], founded in -0012[33]; Saarlouis[7], an urban municipality in Germany[34], in Germany[35], founded in 1680[36]; Trier[8], a city[37], in Germany[38], founded in -0016[39]; and Cologne[9], a Hanseatic city[40], in Germany[41]. Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“'s parent organization or unit is recorded as Prussian Army[20].
Dissolution
Füsilier-Regiment „Fürst Karl-Anton von Hohenzollern“ was dissolved in May 31, 1919[16].