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About 1.7 meters!

Guderian

Rank: First Class General, German Army

Birthday: June 1888+07.

Birthplace: East Prussia, Vitura, Coulm.

Death: 1955 May 14.

Place of death: Swan Castle in Fu Sen, Bavaria.

Famous saying: Anger makes people thirsty!

Location:

1 901April1day, and entered the Army Academy in Ruhe, Karhi.

190 1 year-1902 Karhi Ruhe Military Academy.

1903, he was transferred to the Central Army Military Academy in Berlin's Grand Li Xite Yard.

1903-1907 graduated from the Central Army Military Academy in Berlin's Grand Li Xite Yard.

1907 joined the 10 light infantry battalion as a trainee on February 28th.

From April, 1907 to February, 65438 was trained in Metz War School.

1 90965438+1October1Transfer to Hanover Province.

1912-1913 served in the third communication barracks.

19 13 World War I broke out and served in Berlin Army University.

During the First World War

1965438+August 2, 2004-1965438+April 2005, served as the director of the radio station (first worked in the Fifth Cavalry Division of the Western Front and then transferred to the Fourth Flemish Army).

1965438+April 2005-1965438+June 2006, 65438+1October served as assistant communication officer of the fourth army.

1916 65438+10-August served as assistant communication officer of the fifth army, serving in various subordinate military orders of the army.

1965438+in August 2006-1965438+in April 2007, he served as the communications officer of the Fourth Army.

1965438+In April 2007, he was transferred to the staff of the Fourth Infantry Division.

1965438+in may 2007, he served as the chief of staff of the 52nd reserve division.

1965438+In July 2007, he was temporarily transferred to the 10th Reserve Corps for service.

1965438+returned to the 44th Infantry Division in August 2007.

1965438+In September 2007, he served as the battalion commander of the 2nd Battalion of 14th Infantry Regiment.

19 17 10 as a staff officer in area C.

1918 65438+10-February to train staff officers in Sedang.

1February 28, 1998, the army chief of staff was transferred to service.

1965438+In May 2008, he was transferred to the 38th Corps as a quartermaster.

19 18 10 transferred to the administrative chief of the German administrative bureau in any occupied area.

Frontier defense era

191811worked in the eastern border defense bureau of Prussia's military and political department in Berlin.

19 19 1 served in the southern border command of Breslau.

1965438+Served in Badenstein Northern Frontier Command in March 2009.

1965438+In May 2009, he worked in the Staff Office of Iron Division.

19 19 10 served in the 10 brigade of the national defense forces.

1920-1922 served as the company commander of the 3rd light infantry battalion.

Between the two world wars

19221-Internship in No.7 Motorized Transport Camp in Munich in March.

April 1922, 1 transferred to the motorized department of the Ministry of National Defense for service.

1 9241June1transfer to the second division.

1 927 February1worked in the automobile supervision unit of the Ministry of Transport.

1 927 65438+1October1transferred back to the Ministry of National Defense to work in the Transportation Department of the Army Staff Headquarters.

1 9281June1concurrently served as the tactical military attache of the training department of motorized transport troops in Berlin.

1 931February1as the battalion commander of the third motorized transport battalion.

193 1 year 1 month1day, he was transferred back to the Ministry of National Defense as the chief of staff of the Motorized Corps.

1 July, 9341Chief of Staff of Armored Forces Command.

1935 65438+1October 15 as the second armored division commander.

1February 4, 938, took over as commander of 16 army.

1938 March 10 occupied Austria.

10 2, Sudetenland was occupied.

1938165438+1took over as the director of mobile soldiers on October 20th.

The Second World War

1August, 939, served as the commander of the 19th Army.

Battle of Poland in September 1939

May-June Battle of the Western Front, 1940

1 June, 9401Served as Commander-in-Chief of guderian Armored Forces.

1940 1 1 served as commander-in-chief of the second armored corps.

194 1 year1month as commander-in-chief of the second armored force.

19401015 October, as commander of the 2nd armored cluster.

194 1 year 65438+February retired as a reserve.

194 1 year1year1October 5, served as the commander of the 2nd armored group army.

194165438+February 26th, transferred back to the army headquarters for standby.

March 1943, 1 as director of armored forces.

1944 July 2 1 concurrently served as army chief of staff.

1945 was forced to leave his post on March 28th.

190865438+/kloc-0 was appointed as a second lieutenant on October 27th, and the appointment date was counted from June 22nd, 906.

19 14 10 was promoted to lieutenant.

19 15 12 was promoted to captain.

1927 February 1 l major.

1 931February1was promoted to lieutenant colonel.

1933 65438+ 10/month 1 promotion to colonel.

On August 1936, 1 was promoted to major general.

On February 4th, 1938, he was promoted to lieutenant general.

1938165438+1promoted to armored general on October 20th.

1940 July19 was promoted to general.

Honor:

1939, 10 year1October 27th was awarded the Knights Iron Cross (won in the third batch), then commander-in-chief of armored forces, and commander-in-chief of 19 army.

194 1 17 In July, he was awarded the Iron Cross of the Oak Leaf Knight (the 24th batch) and was then the Commander-in-Chief of the Third Tank Corps.

1916165438+10 was awarded the iron cross first-class medal on October 8th.

19 14 September 17 obtained1914 second-class iron cross.

Unknown time won the Austrian Sabre War Memorial Medal.

I won the National Defense Forces 18 Long Service Medal at an unknown time.

1938 65438+1October 10 won the Sudetenland Consolidation Medal and Prague Castle Medal.

1938 March 13 won the Austrian Comprehensive Medal (also known as 1938 March 13 Medal).

On September 5, 1939 was awarded the second-class iron cross.

1939 September 13 won the iron cross first-class medal.

Unknown time won the silver tank battle medal.

1941August 6th National Defence Forces Bulletin Award

1941July 8, National Defense Forces Bulletin Award