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Alexander Adolf August Karl von
Linsingen (10
February 1850 – 5 June 1935) was a
German general during World War I.
Linsingen joined the
Prussian Army in...
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Linsingen may
refer to:
Linsingen (Frielendorf), a
constituent community of Frielendorf, Hesse,
Germany Army
Group Linsingen, a
German army
group which...
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German Army. On 8
September 1915 it was
renamed Army
Group Linsingen when
Alexander von
Linsingen became its new commander. In June 1916, the Army
Group faced...
- ammunition, had used all of his reserves, and was
forced to s**** help from
Linsingen's Army of the Bug to the north.: 150–152 By the end of 6 June, The X and...
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Madagascar when HMS
Blenheim sank or
foundered in
February 1807.
Caroline von
Linsingen,
whose father was a
general in the
Hanoverian infantry,
claimed to have...
- counter-attack by
Alexander von
Linsingen south of Kowel, a city
located in the
Volyn Oblast (province), in north-western Ukraine.
Linsingen intended to halt the...
- mountains,
against German and Austro-Hungarian
troops of
Armeegruppe von
Linsingen and
Armeegruppe Archduke Joseph.
During the
offensive the
Russians inflicted...
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Elder Helmuth von
Moltke the
Younger Gustav von
Wangenheim Alexander von
Linsingen Franz von
Hipper Karl-Jesko von
Puttkamer Kurt
Freiherr von Hammerstein-Equord...
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Gebersdorf Großropperhausen
Lanertshausen Leimsfeld Lenderscheid Leuderode Linsingen Obergrenzebach Schönborn
Siebertshausen Spieskappel Todenhausen Verna...
- von
Linsingen -
Commanded the
South Army (1915)
followed by Army of the Bug (1915–1918)
while simultaneously in
command of Army
Group Linsingen (1916–1918)...
