- then
returned on the 19th, at 11:30,
accompanied by
General Alexander Neubronn von Eisenberg, who told him that he had "formal
orders from Berlin". The...
- then
returned on the 19th, at 11:30,
accompanied by
General Alexander Neubronn von Eisenberg, who told him that he had "formal
orders from Berlin". The...
-
Neubronn Fusilier Regiment Brigade: General-Major
Scharfenstein Phull Regiment (2 battalions)
Camrer Regiment (2 battalions) 2nd
battalion Neubronn Fusilier...
-
Altenstadt Schloss Illertissen (so-called Vöhlinschloss),
Illertissen Schloss Neubronn, Neu-Ulm
Burgruine Neuhausen,
Holzheim Schloss Obenhausen, Buch Schloss...
-
General Baron von La Roche. The 2nd
Brigade under Colonel Freiherr von
Neubronn was on
standby south of it at
Steinbach .
Smaller departments stood at...
-
Schloss Lindach (Neulaymingen), Schwäbisch Gmünd-Lindach
Schloss Neubronn, Abtsgmünd-
Neubronn Niederalfingen Castle (Marienburg, Fuggerschloss), Hüttlingen...
- of a
violent arrest. On the
other hand he
wanted to
avoid bloodshed, so
Neubronn was
informed during the
night through the
Swiss minister [Walter Stucki]...
-
consists of the main town of Abtsgmünd as well as the five
districts of
Neubronn, Laubach, Untergröningen,
Hohenstadt and
Pommertsweiler and
their ****ociated...
-
corps was made up of one
infantry division under General-Leutnant von
Neubronn and one
cavalry division led by General-Leutnant von Wöllworth. General-major...
- Artillery:
Colonel Schnadow (22 guns) Württemberg Division:
Lieutenant General Neubronn Brigade: General-Major
Friedrich von
Franquemont (5 battalions) Brigade:...
