Imperial 1914-1918 Unidentified WW1 Kaiserlich Deutsches Heer Signatures

[Dave Danner]

I have no idea which Major von Gellhorn commanded Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 22 in 1917, so I will go ahead and post it here.

 

 

Similarly, I have no idea which Major von Zeschau commanded Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 51 in 1917, presumably one of the Saxons rather than the Prussian Walter who was a cavalry officer.

 

[JohanH]

Does anyone recognice this signature?

 

The document is marked with what I believe is:

Artillerie-Führer I.

Abt. II Kr. 5329/22

 

And dated 14 November 1922 in Königsberg. 

 

 

[arb]

23 hours ago, JohanH said:

That would be

Karl Hintze  (07.10.1880-09.10.1954)  mentioned in Keilig but not in Bradley

1922-01.04.23       im St. d. Art. Führ. I  (Königsberg)

24.04.14-02.08.14   b. St. d. Feldart. R. 56  (Lissa)

 

[JohanH]

13 minutes ago, arb said:

 

Thank you very much!

 

 

[hucks216]

I don't think I have been able to identify this signature in the past and being WW1 I wouldn't have a clue where to look other than a Google search. I am not sure if this Generalmajor holds the position of IIc in Armeeoberkommando.17 or in Kgl.Preuss.General von der Artillerie Nr 5:

 

[Dave Danner]

10 hours ago, hucks216 said:

I don't think I have been able to identify this signature in the past and being WW1 I wouldn't have a clue where to look other than a Google search. I am not sure if this Generalmajor holds the position of IIc in Armeeoberkommando.17 or in Kgl.Preuss.General von der Artillerie Nr 5:

 

It looks like Richard von Berendt:

 

Edited May 19 by Dave Danner

[hucks216]

Thank you as always Dave.