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All Princes of Prussia were commissioned lieutenants in the 1st Foot Guards upon their tenth birthdays. Regimentschef was always the King of Prussia. Regimental Commanders 4. November 1806 – 15. April 1807: Second Lieutenant Julius Ludwig von Pogwisch 16. April 1807 - 20. January 1813: Colonel Gustav Adolph von Kessel († 18. September 1827 as Lt. General) 9. February - 20. June 1813: Major Ernst Ludwig von Tippelskirch († 23. January 1840 as Lt. General) 20. June 1813 - 5. April 1814: Major Friedrich Johann Carl Gebhard von Alvensleben († 12. February 1831 as Lt. General)

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  • 1st Foot Guards (German Empire)
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  • All Princes of Prussia were commissioned lieutenants in the 1st Foot Guards upon their tenth birthdays. Regimentschef was always the King of Prussia. Regimental Commanders 4. November 1806 – 15. April 1807: Second Lieutenant Julius Ludwig von Pogwisch 16. April 1807 - 20. January 1813: Colonel Gustav Adolph von Kessel († 18. September 1827 as Lt. General) 9. February - 20. June 1813: Major Ernst Ludwig von Tippelskirch († 23. January 1840 as Lt. General) 20. June 1813 - 5. April 1814: Major Friedrich Johann Carl Gebhard von Alvensleben († 12. February 1831 as Lt. General)
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  • All Princes of Prussia were commissioned lieutenants in the 1st Foot Guards upon their tenth birthdays. Regimentschef was always the King of Prussia. Regimental Commanders 4. November 1806 – 15. April 1807: Second Lieutenant Julius Ludwig von Pogwisch 16. April 1807 - 20. January 1813: Colonel Gustav Adolph von Kessel († 18. September 1827 as Lt. General) 9. February - 20. June 1813: Major Ernst Ludwig von Tippelskirch († 23. January 1840 as Lt. General) 20. June 1813 - 5. April 1814: Major Friedrich Johann Carl Gebhard von Alvensleben († 12. February 1831 as Lt. General) 7. April 1814 - 13. February 1816: Lt. Col Carl Heinrich von Block († 18. January 1839 as General Commanding II. Army Corps) 13. February 1816 - 1. June 1828: Lt. Col Eugen Max von Röder († 10. February 1844 as Lt. General) 1. June 1828 - 20. September 1835: Colonel Carl Ludwig Wilhelm Ernst von Prittwitz († 8. June 1871 as Infantry General) 20. September 1835 - 25. March 1841: Col. Franz Karl von Werder († 3. June 1869 as Infantry General) 25. March 1841 - 27. March 1847: Col George Leopold Carl von Gayl II († 29. November 1876 as Infantry General) 27. March 1847 - 4. May 1850: Col Carl Eberhard Herwarth von Bittenfeld († 2. September 1884 as Field Marshall) 4. May 1850 - 4. November 1851: Col Eduard von Brauchitsch († 3. November 1869 as Infantry General) 4. November 1851 - 5. August 1856: Colonel Count Albert von Blumenthal († 30. Juni 1860 as Lt. General) 5. August 1856 - 22. March 1859: Col Friedrich Wilhelm Johann Ludwig Freiherr Hiller von Gaertringen († 3. July 1866 as Lt. General and Commander of the 1st Guard Infantry Division) 22. March 1859 - 7. March 1863: Col Karl Graf von der Goltz († January 1881 as Lt. General) 7. March 1863 - 18. May 1867: Col Bernhard von Kessel III († 7. June 1882 as Infantry General, Adjutant-General) 18. May 1867 - 18. August 1870: Col Victor Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Dietrich von Roeder († 18. August 1870 shot in the head at St. Privat) 18. August - 11. December 1870: von Oppell (acting Commander) 11. December 1870 - 12. December 1874: Col Oktavio Philipp von Boehn 12. December 1874 - 28. October 1875: Col. Anton Wilhelm Karl von L´Estocq (latterly also as Infantry General) 28. October 1875 - 19. October 1876: Lt. Col Otto von Derenthall (acting Commander) 20. September 1876 - 23. November 1882: Col Otto von Derenthall 23. November 1882 - 27. January 1888: Col Oskar von Lindequist 27. January 1888 - 9. February 1891: Col Hans von Plessen 9. February 1891 - 9. February 1893: Col Oldwig Wilhelm Ferdinand von Natzmer († 1899 as Lt. General) 9. February 1893 - 21. March 1896: Col Gustav Emil Bernhard Bodo von Kessel (latterly as Lt. General and Commander of the 1. Guards Infantry Division) 21. March 1896 - 15. June 1898: Col Georg von Kalckstein (latterly as Lt General and Commander of the 13. Infantry Division) 15. June 1898: Lt. Col Karl Freiherr von Plettenberg 22. March 1902: Gustav Freiherr von Berg 16. October 1906: Karl Freiherr von Willisen 22. March 1910: Friedrich von Kleist 20. March 1911: Friedrich von Friedeburg 1. August 1914: Eitel Friedrich Prince of Prussia 14. November 1914 Friedrich von Bismarck (killed at Bouvincourt, acting Commander) 6. November 1916: Siegfried Graf zu Eulenburg-Wicken (acting Commander) 28. April 1917: (ad interim) Friedrich Franz Adolf von Stephani (acting Commander) 7. July 1917 - 11. December 1918: Siegfried Graf zu Eulenburg-Wicken (acting Commander) 27. August 1918: (ad interim) Friedrich Franz Adolf von Stephani (acting Commander) 1. September - 11. December 1918: Siegfried Graf zu Eulenburg-Wicken (acting Commander) 26. September 1918: (ad interim) Friedrich Franz Adolf von Stephani (acting Commander) 30. September - 11. December 1918: Siegfried Graf zu Eulenburg-Wicken (acting Commander)
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