Edited and published by Hans Mohs, Lieutenant General (ret.)
Field Marshal Alfred Count von Waldersee in his military career
At the instigation of Lieutenant General (ret.) Georg Count von Waldersee
2 volumes = complete
Published by R. Eisenschmidt, Berlin, 1929
Spine title in gold embossing as well as line gold embossing of the covers and top edge gilt
The cover is rubbed.
Dust jackets damaged – see photo
with dedication to the “Battery Commander, First Lieutenant Ebert…”
909 pages
Pages and edges darkened due to age and paper type – see photo
Weight approx. 1.9 kg
The books are offered at the above price due to their age and condition (see description).
Volume 1: 1832 – 1881
457 pages
Contents include:
- Foreword
- Youth and until the beginning of the war of 1866
- In the war of 1866
- General Staff Officer in Hanover 1866-1870
- Military attaché in Paris
- During the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71
- Chargé d'affaires in Paris 1871
- Commander of the 13th Uhlan Regiment and Chief of the General Staff of the X Army Corps 1871-1881
Volume Two: 1882 – 1904
452 pages
Contents include:
- Foreword
- Quartermaster General and Chief of the General Staff of the Army 1882-1891
- Commanding General of the IX Army Corps in Altona 1881-1898
- Inspector General of the 3rd Army Inspection 1898-1900
- Commander-in-Chief in China 1900-1901
- Exit 1901-1904 and Countess Waldersee
- Attachment
- Register of persons