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Gustav Eduard von
Hindersin (18 July 1804 – 23
January 1872) was a
Prussian general from
Wernigerode (now in Saxony-Anhalt).
Until 1864, when he was ennobled...
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State Heinrich Karl
Beyrich (1796–1834),
botanist Gustav Eduard von
Hindersin (1804–1872),
Prussian general Rudolf Stammler (1856–1938),
jurist Otto...
- 1870 – 1871 Succeeded by None (Inactive) Preceded by
Gustav Eduard von
Hindersin Inspector General of the
Artillery 3
February 1872 – 31
October 1879 Succeeded by...
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Ferdinand Heine,
ornithologist Azriel Hildesheimer,
rabbi Gustav Eduard von
Hindersin,
general Johann Georg Jacobi, poet
Israel Jacobson,
philanthropist and...
- Saint-Julien (1867-1870) / Fort
Manteuffel (1871-1891) Fort
Gambetta / Fort
Hindersin (1879-1881) Fort Déroulède / Fort
Kameke (1876-1879) Fort
Decaen / Fort...
- Saint-Julien (1867–1870) / Fort
Manteuffel (1871–1891) Fort
Gambetta / Fort
Hindersin (1879–1881) Fort Déroulède / Fort
Kameke (1876–1879) Fort
Decaen / Fort...
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appointed commander of the 2nd
Battalion of the Foot
Artillery Regiment “von
Hindersin” (1st Pomeranian) No. 2. He gave up this
command on 30
September 1912...
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Friedrich Rückert. In 1817, she
married the
Prussian corporal Wilhelm Hindersin in
Berlin - he had
recently become a
Royal Masterprinter in the war ministry...
- Königsberg, Lötzen I Army
Corps 2nd (1st Pomeranian) Foot
Artillery "von
Hindersin" 16
March 1865 Swinemünde,
Emden II Army
Corps 3rd (Brandenburg) Foot...
- The
Feste Hindersin renamed Gambetta fort by the
French in 1919, is a
military installation near Metz. It is part of the
first fortified belt of forts...
