Imperial German Army

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The Imperial German Army (1871–1919), officially referred to as the German Army, was the unified ground and air force of the German Empire. It was established in 1871 with the political unification of Germany under the leadership of Prussia, and was dissolved in 1919, after the defeat of the German Empire in World War I (1914–1918). In the Federal Republic of Germany, the term Deutsches Heer refers to the German Army, the land component of the Bundeswehr.

1871 — 1919  Wikimedia, Wikidata
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    1871 — 1919 Imperial German Army
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    World War I
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    Colonel Alberti von Armand (1866-1919)Colonel Alberti von Armand (1866-1919)
    Uniform shoulder strap pair (AM 768600-10)Uniform shoulder strap pair (AM 768600-10)
    The Hundred Days Offensive, August-november 1918 Q9283The Hundred Days Offensive, August-november 1918 Q9283
    German soldiers on their way to attend a religious service on Good Friday in Jerusalem, 6 April 1917.German soldiers on their way to attend a religious service on Good Friday in Jerusalem, 6 April 1917.
    Imperial German Heavy Tank A7V AdalbertImperial German Heavy Tank A7V Adalbert
    German officers and an askari in German East Africa.German officers and an askari in German East Africa.
    German pioneers build bridges over the Narew riverGerman pioneers build bridges over the Narew river
    Soldiers of the Imperial German Army entering burning Šiauliai in 1915.Soldiers of the Imperial German Army entering burning Šiauliai in 1915.
    Soldiers of Grenadier-Regiment „König Friedrich I.“ (4. Ostpreußisches) Nr. 5 post for a photograph with their equipment and two dogs in front of rubble.Soldiers of Grenadier-Regiment „König Friedrich I.“ (4. Ostpreußisches) Nr. 5 post for a photograph with their equipment and two dogs in front of rubble.
    Lunchtime for German troops after the fall of Liège, August 1914Lunchtime for German troops after the fall of Liège, August 1914
    TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionNotesSource
    eventarmed conflict1918Third Battle of MorlancourtUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, battle, Imperial German Army, Australian ArmyWikidata
    siteartillery batteryBatterie PommernImperial German Navy, Imperial German Army, coastal batteryWikidata
    commonsimageColonel Alberti von Armand (1866-1919) Commons
    commonsimageUniform shoulder strap pair (AM 768600-10) Commons
    commonsimageThe Hundred Days Offensive, August-november 1918 Q9283 Commons
    commonsimageGerman soldiers on their way to attend a religious service on Good Friday in Jerusalem, 6 April 1917. Commons
    commonsimageImperial German Heavy Tank A7V Adalbert Commons
    commonsimageGerman officers and an askari in German East Africa. Commons
    commonsimageGerman pioneers build bridges over the Narew river Commons
    commonsimageSoldiers of the Imperial German Army entering burning Šiauliai in 1915. Commons
    commonsimageSoldiers of Grenadier-Regiment „König Friedrich I.“ (4. Ostpreußisches) Nr. 5 post for a photograph with their equipment and two dogs in front of rubble. Commons
    commonsimageLunchtime for German troops after the fall of Liège, August 1914 Commons
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