Skipman Posted 28 December , 2010 Share Posted 28 December , 2010 "Who's who" in Hunland, a glossary of the persons, issues, places and things we read about in Germany " Karl von Bülow At the outbreak of the war, this 69-year-old infantry leader was commander of the Third Army Corps and was given the direction of one of the Armies under the Crown Prince and von Kluck, which failed to get to Paris. von Bülow is a member of one of Germany's oldest "ruling families," which has given Prussia and the Empire countless soldiers and statesmen. Nearly a score of von Bülow's mostly young officers, have been killed in action during the present war. Gen. von Bülow himself was invalided home during the winter of 1914-15, having been either taken seriously ill or wounded in the fighting in France in the first months of the campaign. He has held numerous positions of high rank in the army and is a Knight of the highest Prussian order, the Black Eagle. " Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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