Tätigkeit als 2. Inhaber des K. u. K. Husaren-Regiments Friedrich Wilhelm III. König von Preußen Nr. 10.- Traditions- und Freundschaftspflege mit ungarischen Waffengefährten

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BArch N 39 Mackensen, August von (Generalfeldmarschall)
Mackensen, August von (Generalfeldmarschall) >> N 39 Mackensen, August von >> Persönliches und Familiäres >> Werdegang
7. Juni 1915 - 8. Juli 1943
Enthält u.a.:
Ingenieur W. Salomon, Oberinspektor der K.u.K. österreichischen Staatsbahnen; Franz Joseph Kaiser von Österreich, Carl Franz Joseph Erzherzog von Österreich; Joseph Ferdinand Erzherzog von Österreich,
Krobatin, K.u.K. Kriegsminister und Feldzeugmeister; Friedrich Herzog von Österreich; Oberst Markovics, Kommandeur des K.u.K. Husaren-Regiments Nr. 10; Victor Graf Szechenyi, Stuhlweissenburg,
Dr. Julius Saara, Bürgermeister von Stuhlweissenburg; General der Kavallerie Boehm, Oberbefehlshaber 2. Armee; General Conrad, Oberstleutnant von Gottesmann; General der Infanterie von Gerok,
K. u. K. Generalmajor Ritter Klepach-Kloth von Roden, Oberst von Bartha, Kaiser Wilhelm II., Oberstleutnant von Lubbe, Major Weber,
Oberst Erich Toepke von Kereszteny-Sriget, Feldmarschallleutnant Brudermann, General der Infanterie Freiherr von Georgi, K.u.K.Minister für Landesverteidigung; Generaloberst Rudolf Freiherr von Steiner-Steiner, K.u.K. Kriegsminister,
Legationssekretär Dr. Boltze, Deutsche Gesandtschaft Budapest; Generalmajor Joseph von Szirmay, Bischof Ottokar Prohaska; Eduard Kallos, Bildhauer; Feldmarschallleutnant Alexander von Algya
Paul Nagy von Felsö-Cör; Major a.D. Nikolaus Kozma von Leveld; Major von Noszlopy; Felix Lorand, Paris; Camillo von Haubert, Pressereferent könglich-ungarische Gesandtschaft in Berlin,
Christian Vitéa Marjay; Dr. Andreas Hübner von Feyervar; Generalkustos Dr. Well, Heeresmuseum Wien
Enthält auch:
Beziehungspflege als Inhaber des Großkreuzes zum Militär-Theresien-Orden
Mackensen, August von, 1849-1945
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