- Karl von
Heygendorff (25
December 1806, in
Weimar – 17
February 1895, in Dresden) was a
German officer in the army of the
Kingdom of Saxony,
rising to...
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Baroness Karoline Jagemann von
Heygendorff (25
January 1777, in
Weimar – 10 July 1848, in Dresden) was a
major German tragedienne and singer. Her great...
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Heygendorf Karl
Wolfgang of
Heygendorff (b. Weimar, 25
December 1806 – d. Dresden, 17
February 1895)
August of
Heygendorff (b. Weimar, 10
August 1810 –...
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descendants of William, Duke of Saxe-Weimar
Illegitimate line of
Barons of
Heygendorff, four
males left
Branch of Saxe-Meiningen Saxe-Meiningen
lines all shared...
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village was then
burned down and left to ruins.
Generalleutnant Ralph von
Heygendorff, 1
February 1944 – 11
March 1944
Generalmajor Wilhelm von Henning, 11...
- United
Kingdom Germany
Commanders and
leaders Ronnie Tod
Ralph von
Heygendorff Units involved 2nd
Commando Brigade 162nd
Turkoman Division (Elements)...
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Generalmajor Prof. Dr.
Oskar Ritter von
Niedermayer Generalleutnant Ralph von
Heygendorff Otto Bräutigam
Cossack Ataman General Pyotr Krasnov Cossack Ataman General...
- von
Niedermayer (13 May 1943 – 21 May 1944)
Generalleutnant Ralph von
Heygendorff (21 May 1944 – 8 May 1945) 303rd
Infantry Regiment (Infanterie-Regiment...
- Saxe-Weimar. The
remaining four
males in this line are the
Barons of
Heygendorff. The
situation is even
worse for Konrad,
Prince of Saxe-Meiningen (b...
- Brigadier-General Otto Schiel) 162nd
Turkoman Division (Major-General
Ralph von
Heygendorff) 362nd
Infantry Division (Brigadier-General
Alois Weber) I Parachute...
