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E-grāmata: For King and Kaiser: Scenes from Saxony's War in Flanders 1914-1918

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  • Formāts: 250 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-May-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Pen & Sword Military
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781526748676
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  • Formāts: 250 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 30-May-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Pen & Sword Military
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781526748676
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Following on from their pioneering account of the Saxon army in the First World War -Fighting the Kaiser's War - Andrew Lucas and J rgen Schmieschek have compiled this remarkable sequel which covers Saxony's war in Flanders in much greater detail. Once again they draw on vivid extracts from personal accounts and letters as well as regimental and documents from the Saxon archives, and they illustrate their powerful study with hundreds of previously unpublished personal photos which show every aspect of wartime experience in the front line and the rear areas.

The role of the Saxon army in the three battles of Ypres is recorded in graphic detail, and rare photographs offer fresh perspectives on famous wartime locations on the Western Front including Ploegsteert Wood, the Menin Road, Bellewaarde, Wytschaete and Passchendaele. The historic photographs - and the insights provided by the accompanying text - give us a fascinating inside view of the Saxon soldiers and their relations with the local population who were obliged to host them.

The quality of the evocative personal material - text and images - collected by Andrew Lucas and J rgen Schmieschek makes this exceptional work a major contribution to the literature on the German forces on the Western Front.
1 The beginnings of trench warfare | Jager-Bataillon 13
5(14)
Invasion battles and the `Race to the Sea'
7(2)
Trench warfare at L'Epinette
9(9)
Postscript: Jager-Bataillon 13 at war December 1914--November 1918
18(1)
2 The Breweries at Frelinghien
19(12)
The war reaches Frelinghien
21(1)
The Sudbrauerei
22(4)
The Nordbrauerei
26(4)
A hundred years later
30(1)
3 At Ploegsteert Wood
31(34)
The battle for Ploegsteert Wood
33(4)
The onset of trench warfare
37(1)
Biographical notes
38(3)
Christmas 1914 at Ploegsteert Wood
41(2)
The first weeks of 1915
43(1)
Reorganisation and development of the line
43(5)
Spring 1915 to summer 1916
48(9)
South of Ploegsteert Wood
57(2)
The artillery
59(5)
A hundred years later
64(1)
4 The First Battle of Ypres | Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 245
65(16)
From the diary of Major Alfred von Heygendorff
67(13)
A neutral view
80(1)
5 The Second Battle of Ypres | Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 245
81(16)
From the diary of Hauptmann Curt John
83(3)
From the diary of Major Alfred von Heygendorff
86(10)
A hundred years later
96(1)
6 The Second Battle of Ypres | XXVII. Reservekorps
97(20)
Situation on the corps front in early 1915
99(1)
Preparations for the offensive
100(1)
The battle begins
101(3)
The Saxons reach Zonnebeke
104(2)
The offensive continues
106(9)
Three photos and what they tell us
115(2)
7 In the rear of XXVII. Reservekorps
117(40)
Command and control
119(6)
The supply chain
125(4)
Medical services
129(3)
Kommandos
132(4)
Rest and rebuilding
136(10)
Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 245 as hosts in Waterdamhoek
146(5)
Reserve-Jager-Bataillon 25 at rest in Pittem
151(5)
A hundred years later
156(1)
8 In the Wytschaete Salient 1915--1916 | Infanterie-Regiment 182
157(20)
At Bayernwald
159(5)
Resting at Ruddervoorde
164(3)
The verdict of Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 213
167(2)
St. Eloi and Halluin
169(4)
The other side of no mans's land
173(3)
A hundred years later
176(1)
9 A Summer in Flanders: 1917 |
23. Reserve-Division
177(12)
At Het Sas und Bikschote
179(2)
In the Third Battle of Ypres -- Pilkem und Langemarck
181(4)
The Hell of Passchendaele
185(4)
10 The Third Battle of Ypres | Infanterie-Regiment 133
189(14)
Offensive preparations and the Battle of Messines: January--July 1917
191(2)
On the fringe of the Third Battle of Ypres: July--September 1917
193(2)
The defense of Gheluvelt -- October 1917
195(6)
The other side of no mans's land
201(2)
11 The
58. Infanterie-Division 1917/1918
203(20)
An ominous arrival in Flanders
206(1)
The battle for Houthulst Forest
207(2)
Houthulst Forest in the aftermath
209(5)
At Poelkapelle and Langemarck
214(2)
Biographical notes
216(7)
12 Those who remained in Flanders
223(24)
A day with 245's friedhofikommando
225(5)
State of the friedhof Hollebos in 1918
230(1)
Other Saxon graves and cemeteries
231(15)
A hundred years later
246(1)
13 Appendices
247
Andrew Lucas first developed his passionate interest in the Kingdom of Saxony and its army while researching his great grandfather Arno Bierast's wartime service with 4\. Kgl. S chs. Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr.48\. He has published several articles on the Saxons in Stand To! and is the author, with J rgen Schmieschek, of Fighting the Kaiser's War: The Saxons in Flanders 1914-1918.

J rgen Schmieschek is a lifelong resident of Dresden. Since his first visit to Flanders in 1994 he has been fascinated by the Great War, and in particular the experiences of his fellow Saxons. He has since travelled widely on the old Western and Eastern Fronts, formed friendships with researchers and collectors in many countries, and amassed the amazing collection which forms the basis of this book. He has contributed to numerous publications in German and Flemish and is the co-author with Andrew Lucas of Fighting the Kaiser's War: The Saxons in Flanders 1914-1918.
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