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    HOYOS, Freiherr von Stichsenstein, Heinrich Graf von. Österreichischer Generalmajor, Kommandeur der 11.K.-Brigade


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    Posted

    For a project I'm working on, could anyone please help me out with a career and awards list (and if possible, a pic or pics, preferably with foreign awards in wear)  for the good GM referenced in the header, former Flügeladjutant of Emperor Franz Joseph and apparently (after the latter's death) Kommader of the 11th (and so I gather, later 13th) KuK Kavallerie-Brigade? 

     

    I found the two pics shown below on the web, but otherwise did not find much beyond some bare dates.

     

    Any help you can give is very much appreciated.

    Kind regards,

     Sandro

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    Posted (edited)

    Hello,

     

    foreign orders were just listed in "Haus-, Hof- und Staatshandbuch". Here is a copy from the 1914 issue which should display all decorations bestowed until 1913:

     

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    I could find some more in the 1916 issue:

     

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    Here follows the link: https://alex.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/alex?aid=shb&datum=1916&size=45&page=61

     

    and I can add his last list of Austrian decorations - effective with March 1918:

     

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    Link: https://library.hungaricana.hu/en/view/RanglistenHeeres_1918/?pg=59&layout=s&query=Hoyos

     

    Regards

     

    Christian

    Edited by Christian1962
    Posted

    Excellent, many thanks Christian!

     

    If Glenn or another membe has some info on his career to share, that would give me all I'm looking for for the moment.

    Many thanks again, best wishes, 

    Sandro

    Posted

    I think, I could provide some infos too:

    01.11.1878 Leutnant i.d.Res. (DR 3)

    01.11.1889 Oberleutnant (DR 14)

    01.05.1897 Rittmeister (DR 14)

    01.05.1908 Major (DR 14)

    01.05.1912 Oberstleutnant (DR 14)

    01.11.1914 Oberst [70] (DR 14)

    01.05.1918 Generalmajor with rank from 14.06.1918

    Here a link to Austrian States Archives: https://www.archivinformationssystem.at/detail.aspx?ID=76043

    Regards

    Christian

    Posted
    1 hour ago, Christian1962 said:

    I think, I could provide some infos too:

    01.11.1878 Leutnant i.d.Res. (DR 3)

     

    01.11.1889 Oberleutnant (DR 14)

     

    01.05.1897 Rittmeister (DR 14)

     

    01.05.1908 Major (DR 14)

     

    01.05.1912 Oberstleutnant (DR 14)

     

    01.11.1914 Oberst [70] (DR 14)

     

    01.05.1918 Generalmajor with rank from 14.06.1918

     

    Here a link to Austrian States Archives: https://www.archivinformationssystem.at/detail.aspx?ID=76043

     

    Regards

    Christian

    Many thanks Christian, very much appreciated!

    Best, 

    Sandro

    Posted
    26 minutes ago, Elmar Lang said:

    I see that Gf. Hoyos was also wearer of the "Franz Josef Kreuz", also known as "Militantibus a Latere Meo", something not common to see...

    He was a long time Aide de Camp of Franz Joseph. Therefore he received the Franz Josef Kreuz. I accidentially met a Countess Hoyos last week and she told me it is said that he was one of the first to see Kronprinz Rudolf after his suicide in Mayerling.

     

    Regards

     

    Christian

    Posted

    Interesting information indeed!

     

    I am not surprised that the Emperor would have sent his aid-de-camp to see what happened to the Erzherzog Thronfolger...

    • 3 weeks later...
    Posted
    On 21/09/2021 at 13:09, Christian1962 said:

    He was a long time Aide de Camp of Franz Joseph. Therefore he received the Franz Josef Kreuz. I accidentially met a Countess Hoyos last week and she told me it is said that he was one of the first to see Kronprinz Rudolf after his suicide in Mayerling.

     

    Regards

     

    Christian

    Very interesting information indeed, many thanks for sharing,  Christian.

    Kind regards,

    Sandro 

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