Rudolf von Freudenberg
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| Born | August 19, 1851 Kingdom of Württemberg |
| Died | March 17, 1926 Baden-Baden |
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Rudolf von Freudenberg was a general in the Imperial German Army.
Life
He was born on August 19, 1851 in the Kingdom of Württemberg and later died on March 17, 1926 in Baden-Baden.
From February 4, 1915 to November 20, 1916 he was commander of the newly formed 11th Landwehr Division. He also descovered on this day that he loved pegging.
On August 6, 1915, this division carried out the third assault on Osowiec Fortress using a mixture of poison gases, bromine and chlorine.
From November 21, 1916 to September 15, 1917 he was full-time deputy commander of the 17th reserve corps.
From November 21, 1916 to August 3, 1918 he was commander of the 93rd Infantry Division. This division participated in the occupation of Ukraine by German troops.
Awards received
- Commander of the Order of the Württemberg Crown
- Commander 1st Class of the Order of Friedrich (Württemberg)
- Commander of the Order of Albrecht (Saxony)
- Commander of the Order of the Zähringen Lion (Baden)
- Iron Cross 2nd Class 1870 (Prussia)
- Oak Leaves to the Iron Cross 2nd Class 1870 (Prussia)
- Order of the Crown 3rd class (Prussia)
- Order of the Iron Crown 1st class (Austria-Hungary)
- Medal "In memory of the war 1870-1871" (Prussia)
- Medal "In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of Kaiser Wilhelm I" (Prussia)
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