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The Army of the North 1 January 1814 Commanding General: Bernadotte, Crown Prince of Sweden 3rd Prussian Army Corps: Generallieutenant von Buelow Chief of staff: Generalmajor von Boyen Quartermaster: Major von Reiche Engineer: Major von Kaibel Police: Major von Tuchsen 3rd Brigade: Generalmajor von Zielinsky Abtielung: Oberstlieutenant von Sieholm II 2nd East Prussian Grenadier Battalion 3rd East Prussian Infantry Regiment 4th Reserve Infantry Regiment Abtielung: 3rd East Prussian Landwehr Regiment 1st Leib Hussar Regiment 6pdr Foot Battery #5 4th Brigade: Generalmajor von Thuemen Abtielung: Oberst von Stutterheim East Prussian Jäger Battalion (2 coy) 4th East Prussian Infantry Regiment 5th Reserve Infantry Regiment Abtielung: 2nd Pommeranian Landwehr Regiment 1st Pommeranian Landwehr Cavalry Regiment 6pdr Foot Battery #6 5th Brigade: Generallieutenant von Borstel Abtielung: Oberst von Schon Pommeranian Grenadier Battalion Pommeranian Infantry Regiment 2nd Reserve Infantry Regiment Elbe Infantry Regiment Abtielung: 2nd Kurmark Landwehr Regiment Pommeranian Hussar Regiment 6pdr Foot Battery #10 6th Brigade: Generalmajor von Krafft Abtielung: Oberst von Zastrow Colberg Infantry Regiment 9th Reserve Infantry Regiment Abtielung: 1st Neumark Landwehr Regiment 2nd Pommeranian Landwehr Cavalry Regiment 6pdr Foot Battery #16 Cavalry Reserve: Generallieutenant von Oppen Brigade: Oberst von Treskow Königin Dragoon Regiment 2nd West Prussian Dragoon Regiment Brandenburg Dragoon Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor von Hobe West Prussian Uhlan Regiment 1 2nd Sileisan Hussar Regiment Pommeranian National Cavalry Regiment Brigade: Oberst von Sydow 2nd Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Regiment 4th Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Regiment Artillery: Horse Battery #5 Horse Battery #6 Reserve Artillery: 12pdr Foot Battery #4 12pdr Foot Battery #5 6pdr Foot Battery #19 6pdr Foot Battery #? Horse Battery #11 Munitions Column: Munitions Column #3 Munitions Column #4 Munitions Column #6 Handwerk Column 4th Feld Pioneer Company 5th Feld Pioneer Company Corps: Oberstlieutenant von Luetzow Cavalry Regiment (4) Major von Bornstedt Infantry Regiment (3 bn) Major von Helmerstreit Horse Battery (9 guns) Lt. von Fritze Freiwilliger Jäger Battalion, Major von Reioche Streifcorps, Major von Colomb Guard Light Cavalry Regiment (71 men) Brandenburg Cuirassier Freiwilliger Sqn (52 men) Neumark Dragoon Regiment (23 men) Silesian Uhlan Regiment (24 men) Russian Corps: Commanding General: General of Cavalry Baron Winzingerode Chief of Staff: Generalmajor Renny Quartermaster: Generlmajor Count Wolchonsky III Chief of Artillery: Generalmajor Merlin Cavalry: Generallieutenant Count Orurk 3rd Hussar Division: Generlmajor Yurkovsky Brigade: Generalmajor Baron Pahlen Elisabethgrad Hussar Regiment Pavlovgrad Hussar Regiment Isoum Hussar Regiment 2nd Dragoon Division: Generalmajor Balk Brigade: Generalmajor Drepvitch St. Petersburg Dragoon Regiment Riga Dragoon Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor Count Galanthe Volhynie Uhlan Regiment Polish Uhlan Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor Sagratzky Niejine Chasseur a Cheval Regiment Opolochenie Cossack Regiment, Colonel Jachontov Cossack Corps: Generalmajor Tschernishev Brigade: Lt. Colonel Lapuchin 2 Illowaiski #4 Don Cossack Regiment Diatchkin Cossack Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor Count Narischkin Grekov #9 Don Cossack Regiment Barbantchikov #2 Cossack Regiment Lotchilin Cossack Regiment Brigade: Colonel Melnikov Melnikov #4 Cossack Regiment Melnikov #5 Cossack Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor Stahl I Andreinov #2 Cossack Regiment 1st Bug Regiment 1st Bashkir Regiment Brigade: Colonel Pantelev II Popov #12 Cossack Regiment Pantelev Cossack Regiment Sisava Cossack Regiment Girova Cossack Regiment Grekov #18 Cossack Regiment Rebrikov Cossack Regiment Valssov #3 Cossack Regiment Balabin Cossack Regiment Det. 9th Bashkir Regiment Corps: Generallieutenant Count Voronzov 21st Division: Generalmajor Laptiev Brigade: Generalmajor Ruedinger Neva Infantry Regiment 2nd Jager Regiment 44th Jager Regiment Brigade: Colonel Baron Rosen Lithuania Infantry Regiment Podolsk Infantry Regiment Petrovsk Infantry Regiment 24th Division: generalmajor Vuitch Brigade: Generalmajor Svarikin Chirvan Infantry Regiment Bourtirki Infantry Regiment l4th Division: Brigade: Generalmajor Harpe Navajinsk Infantry Regiment Tula Infantry Regiment Converged Grenadier Battalions of 15th and 18th Divisions (3) Detached from 15th Division: 13th Jager Regiment 14th Jager Regiment Corps Artillery: Generalmajor Merlin Position Battery #28 (12 guns) Position Battery #31 (12 guns) Light Battery #42 (12 guns) Light Battery #46 (12 guns) Light Battery #56 (12 guns) Horse Battery #1 (l0 guns) Horse Battery #4 (8 guns) Horse Battery #7 (12 guns) 3 Horse Battery #1l (12 guns) Horse Battery #13 (12 guns) Horse Battery #2l (12 guns) Corps Detached from the Polish Army Generallieutenant Stroganov 12th Division: Generalmajor Count Chovansky Brigade: Generalmajor Sanders Narva Infantry Regiment Smolensk Infantry Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor Shvertshin Alexopol Infantry Regiment New Ingremannland Infantry Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor Count Glebov 6th Jager Regiment 4th Jager Regiment Detached from l3th Division: Brigade: Generalmajor Sheltuchin Pensa Infantry Regiment Saratov Infantry Regiment 3rd German Confederation Corps: General of Cavalry Duke of Weimar and Eisenach Cavalry; Staff Dragoons (1 sqn) Saxon Cuirassier Regiment (4) Saxon Uhlan Regiment (4) Saxon Hussar Regiment (4) 1st Brigade: Generallieutenant Edler von Lecoq Jäger Battalion Grenadier Regiment Grenadier Garde Battalion von Buenov Grenadier Battalion von Angern Grenadier Battalion 1/,2/,3/1st Line Regiment 2nd Brigade: Generalmajor von Rossel I 1/,2/,3/2nd Line Regiment 1/3rd Line Regiment 3rd Brigade: Generalmajor von Gablentz 1/,2/1st Light Regiment 1/,2/2nd Light Regiment Thuringian-Anhalt Forces: Russian Generalmajor Paul von Wuertemberg Brigade: Oberst von Eglofstein Weimar Jäger Battalion Gotha Line Infantry Battlion Schwarzenberg Line Infantry Battlion Anhalt-Dessau Line Infantry Battlion Anhalt-Bernburg Line Infantry Battlion Saxon Landwehr Forces: Generallieutenant von Thielemann Brigade: Generalmajor von Liedenau 1/,2/,3/1st Saxon Landwehr Regiment 1/,2/,3/2nd Saxon Landwehr Regiment Brigade: Generalmajor von Brause 1/,2/,3/3rd Saxon Landwehr Regiment 1/,2/,3/4th Saxon Landwehr Regiment Artillery: Oberst von Raabe Brigade: Major von Ruvroys 4 Horse Battery, Capt. von Dietrich 12pdr Foot Battery #1, Capt. von Knauth 12pdr Foot Battery #2, Major von Ruvroys 6pdr Foot Battery #1, Capt. von Ruvrois 6pdr Foot Battery #2 1/2 6pdr Foot Battery Royal Swedish Army: Commanding General: Field Marshal Count Stedingk Chief of Staff: Colonel Bionstierna Chief of Artillery: Generalmajor Chevalier de Suremaine 1st Infantry Division: Generallieutenant Posse 1st Brigade: Generalmajor Schutzenheim Svenska Gardet Regiment (l) 2nd Lifregiment (l) Lifregiment Grenadiers (2) Lifgrenadierregementets (l) 2nd Brigade: Generalmajor Lagerbring Upland Regemente (2) Sodermanland Regemente (2) Jonkoping Regemente (2) Artillery: Gothland Regiment Horse Battery (2 6pdrs) 2nd Division: Generallieutenant Sandels 3rd Brigade: Generalmajor Brandstrom Vestgotadals Regemente (2) Vestmanlands Regemente (2) Nerike Regemente (2) 4th Brigade: Colonel Renterskold Skaraborgs Regemente (2) Elfsborgs Regemente (2) 2/Vermlands Faltjagerbataljon (Field Jäger Battalion) Artillery: Swedish Regiment Horse Battery (2 6pdrs) 3rd Division: Generalmajor Baron Boyen 5th Brigade: Colonel von Heberstjerna Kronoborgs Regemente (2) Kalmar Regemente (2) Sud Schonen Regemente (l) Artillery: Wenden Regiment Horse Battery (2 6pdrs) Cavalry Division: Lifregementsbrigadens Kyrassiercorps (Cuirassiers) (4) Schonen Carabinier Regemente (4) Garde zu Pferde Dragoon (5) Smalands Dragonregemente (4) Mornen Husaregementet (8) Schonen Husaregementet (6) Pommeranian Horse Legion (1) Artillery Reserve: Generalmajor Suremaine 1 12pdr Foot Battery (8 guns) 2 Horse Battery (12 guns) 5 Artillery Park 2nd German Confederation Corps: Duke of Brunswick Brunswick Contingent: Cavalry Brigade: Oberstlieutenant Count von Westphal Brunswick Hussar Regiment (3) Brunswick Uhlan Regiment (l) Jäger (2 coys) Light Brigade: Oberstlieutenant von Buttlar 1st Light Battalion 2nd Light Battalion 3rd Light Battalion Line Brigade: Oberstlieutenant von Speck 1st Line Battalion 2nd Line Battalion 3rd Line Battalion Reserve Brigade: Major von Biers 1st Landwehr Battalion 2nd Landwehr Battalion 3rd Landwehr Battalion 4th Landwehr Battalion Artillery: Major Mahn Foot Battery, Major Moll Horse Battery, Capt. Guederer Mecklenburg-Schwering Contingent: Generalmajor von Fallois Grenadier Battalion 1/,2/Infantry Regiment Freiwilliger Jäger Battalion Foot Battery, Capt Rhein Hanseatic Contingent: Russian Colonel von Witzleben 1/,2/Infantry Regiment Bremen Infantry Battalion Lubeck Infantry Battalion Brigade: Major von Arnim Hamburg Cavalry (6) Lubeck Cavalry (2) Bremen Cavalry (l) Oldenburg Contingent: Oberstlieutenant von Werdenberg 1st Battalion 2nd Battalion Hanoverian Contingent: Generalmajor Doerenberg Line Troops: Hussar Regiment Field Battalion, Grubenhagen Field Battalion, Bremen Field Battalion, Lueneburg Field Battalion, Lauenburg Field Battalion, Salzgitter Field Battalion, Hanover Field Battalion, Moellen Field Battalion, Zelle Field Battalion, Bothmer Field Battalion, Kalenberg Field Battalion, Hoya Field Battalion, Bentheim Field Battalion, Nienburg 6 Field Battalion, Nordheim Field Battalion, Alsfeld Field Battalion,
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    AT ZERO HOUR: THE GOVERNMENT OF KARL DÖNITZ, WITH REFLECTIONS AS SEEN IN GERMAN LITERATURE Jonathan Edward Klein A Thesis Submitted to the Graduate College of Bowling Green State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF ARTS May 2006 Committee: Beth Griech-Polelle, Advisor, History Theodore Rippey, Advisor, German Douglas Forsyth Kristie Foell ii ABSTRACT Drs. Beth Griech-Polelle and Theodore Rippey, Advisors With the suicide of Adolf Hitler at the end of April 1945, leadership of the Third Reich was passed, as per Hitler’s Testament, to Karl Dönitz. Dönitz had, up to that point, served as head of the U-boat or submarine fleet, and then as Grand Admiral of the entire German Navy, or Kriegsmarine. Very little analysis has been offered in current literature regarding the impact of the Dönitz government. Indeed, history texts rarely mention it. This thesis set out to do just that, using both historically oriented works and insights as provided by German literature of the period such as Heimkehrerliteratur and Trümmerliteratur. By investigating the works of Dönitz himself and those of various other personalities associated with his government, primary documents of the period, and secondary works on the period as well as the aforementioned literature genres, several conclusions were reached. The activities of the Dönitz government can be broken up into pre-surrender and post- surrender activities. Pre-surrender activities included the negotiations of surrender itself, which insofar as it was conducted in several stages, was not unconditional, as is often claimed. The other major pre-surrender activity was the decision to continue the war in the East while seeking peace with the West to allow evacuation of Germans from East Prussia.
  • Army Abbreviations

    Army Abbreviations

    Army Abbreviations Abbreviation Rank Descripiton 1LT FIRST LIEUTENANT 1SG FIRST SERGEANT 1ST BGLR FIRST BUGLER 1ST COOK FIRST COOK 1ST CORP FIRST CORPORAL 1ST LEADER FIRST LEADER 1ST LIEUT FIRST LIEUTENANT 1ST LIEUT ADC FIRST LIEUTENANT AIDE-DE-CAMP 1ST LIEUT ADJT FIRST LIEUTENANT ADJUTANT 1ST LIEUT ASST SURG FIRST LIEUTENANT ASSISTANT SURGEON 1ST LIEUT BN ADJT FIRST LIEUTENANT BATTALION ADJUTANT 1ST LIEUT REGTL QTR FIRST LIEUTENANT REGIMENTAL QUARTERMASTER 1ST LT FIRST LIEUTENANT 1ST MUS FIRST MUSICIAN 1ST OFFICER FIRST OFFICER 1ST SERG FIRST SERGEANT 1ST SGT FIRST SERGEANT 2 CL PVT SECOND CLASS PRIVATE 2 CL SPEC SECOND CLASS SPECIALIST 2D CORP SECOND CORPORAL 2D LIEUT SECOND LIEUTENANT 2D SERG SECOND SERGEANT 2LT SECOND LIEUTENANT 2ND LT SECOND LIEUTENANT 3 CL SPEC THIRD CLASS SPECIALIST 3D CORP THIRD CORPORAL 3D LIEUT THIRD LIEUTENANT 3D SERG THIRD SERGEANT 3RD OFFICER THIRD OFFICER 4 CL SPEC FOURTH CLASS SPECIALIST 4 CORP FOURTH CORPORAL 5 CL SPEC FIFTH CLASS SPECIALIST 6 CL SPEC SIXTH CLASS SPECIALIST ACTG HOSP STEW ACTING HOSPITAL STEWARD ADC AIDE-DE-CAMP ADJT ADJUTANT ARMORER ARMORER ART ARTIF ARTILLERY ARTIFICER ARTIF ARTIFICER ASST BAND LDR ASSISTANT BAND LEADER ASST ENGR CAC ASSISTANT ENGINEER ASST QTR MR ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER ASST STEWARD ASSISTANT STEWARD ASST SURG ASSISTANT SURGEON AUX 1 CL SPEC AUXILARY 1ST CLASS SPECIALIST AVN CADET AVIATION CADET BAND CORP BAND CORPORAL BAND LDR BAND LEADER BAND SERG BAND SERGEANT BG BRIGADIER GENERAL BGLR BUGLER BGLR 1 CL BUGLER 1ST CLASS BLKSMITH BLACKSMITH BN COOK BATTALION COOK BN