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Franz Xaver Josef Conrad von
Hötzendorf (after 1919
Franz Conrad; 11
November 1852 – 25
August 1925),
sometimes anglicised as Hoetzendorf, was an Austrian...
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Hotzendorf may
refer to: Hodslavice, a
Czech village whose German name is
Hotzendorf Franz Conrad von
Hötzendorf, an
Austrian general This disambiguation...
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Conrad von
Hötzendorf (c. 1806 - 28
February 1869, Osijek) was a
Croatian painter and art
instructor of
German ancestry. Hugo
Conrad von
Hötzendorf was thought...
- (Armeeoberkommandant), but
asked him to give Von
Hötzendorf freedom to take any decisions. Von
Hötzendorf remained in
effective command of the
military forces...
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during World War I, and specifically, the
staff of
Count Franz Conrad von
Hötzendorf (the Austro-Hungarian Army's
Chief of the
General Staff from 1914 to 1916)...
- Beck-Rzikowsky as
Chief of the
General Staff. Beck's successor,
Franz Conrad von
Hötzendorf, was
personally selected by
Franz Ferdinand.
Franz in 1913, as heir-presumptive...
- some time the Austro-Hungarian commander-in-chief,
General Conrad von
Hötzendorf, had been
proposing the idea of a
Strafexpedition that
would lethally...
- in
Prague in
November 1897.
Soldiers under the
command of
Conrad von
Hotzendorf were also used
against Italian rioters in
Trieste in 1902. The most significant...
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Leopold Berchtold, the
Austrian foreign minister;
Count Franz Conrad von
Hötzendorf, the
chief of
staff for the Austro-Hungarian army and the
other ministers...
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Bailey Aldrich,
American poet and
author (d. 1907) 1852 –
Franz Conrad von
Hötzendorf, Austrian-Hungarian
field marshal (d. 1925) 1855 –
Stevan Sremac, Serbian...
