Gen.Lt. Max Fremerey - Gästebuch des k.b. 1. Ulanen Regiments "Kaiser Wilhelm II., König v. Preußen" von 1894 - 1936 - photo 1

Gen.Lt. Max Fremerey - Gästebuch des k.b. 1. Ulanen Regiments "Kaiser Wilhelm II., König v. Preußen" von 1894 - 1936

Lot 5049
28.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 5049 | Gen.Lt. Max Fremerey - Gästebuch des k.b. 1. Ulanen Regiments "Kaiser Wilhelm II., König v. Preußen" von 1894 - 1936
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Brauner Ledereinband mit geprägter Bezeichnung "Gästebuch" über der Regimentschiffre "I UR" mit gekreuzten Lanzen sowie der Jahreszahl "1894", das Leder durch die Benutzung in über 40 Jahren berieben, die Verschlusslaschen fehlen, die Bindung gelockert.
Auf über 200 Seiten über 2000 Autographen, dabei aus dem bayerischen Königshaus bzw. Hochadel: zahlreiche Male Kronprinz Rupprecht von Bayern, u.a. 1900 mit seinem Adjutanten Graf von Pappenheim (zuletzt 1932), GFM Prinz Leopold von Bayern (mehrfach), Prinz Heinrich von Bayern (1884 - 1916), Herzog Franz Joseph in Bayern (1888 - 1912), Herzog Luitpold in Bayern (1890 - 1973), Kronprinz Wilhelm von Preußen mit seinem Berater, dem späteren Gen.d.Inf. Kurt von Pritzelwitz, Herzog Carl Eduard von Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha. Unter der (teilweise auch späteren) Generalität: Günther von Le Suire (1846 - 1906, von 1894 - 99 Regimentskdr.), Hugo Bouhler (1855 - 1939, von 1899 - 1904 Regimentskdr.), Louis von Lossow (1837 - 1923), Ludwig Freiherr von Rotenhan (1850 - 1922), Wilhelm Ritter von Poschinger (1864 - 1921), Adolf von Seckendorff (1857 - 1941), Konstantin Frhr. von Gebsattel (1854 - 1932), Heinrich Göringer (1843 - 1926), Friedrich Frhr. Kreß von Kressenstein (1855 - 1920), Theodor von Bomhard (1841 - 1945), Jakob Fortenbach, Emil von Xylander (1835 - 1911), Edwin von Stülpnagel (1876 - 1933), Maximilian von Gerstner (1849 - 1915), Gustav von Kessel (1846 - 1918), Theophil von Reichlin (1846 - 1910), Albert von Schoch (1860 - 1943), Karl Frhr. von Lotzbeck (Generalstabsarzt/1832 - 1907), Otto Graf zu Castell-Castell (1868 - 1939), Karl von Fasbender (1852 - 1933), Gen.Major Frhr. von Reitzenstein. Sowie unzählige Offiziere verschiedenster, auch österreichischer und russischer Regimenter, außerdem Berthold von Stauffenberg (1859 - 1944), Rudolph von Roman zu Schernau, Regierungspräsident von Oberfranken (1836 - 1917), Friedrich Carl Fürst zu Castell-Castell (1864 - 1923), Mitglieder der Familien von Gebsattel, von Bimbach zu Dornheim, von Podewils, von Mirbach-Geldern, von Bomhard, von Pfetten, von Künßberg-Wernstein, von Willisen, von Wrede, von Stauffenberg u.v.m. Der damalige Oberst Max Fremerey war von 1934 - 39 Kommandeur des Reiter-Regiments 17 in Bamberg, dessen 1. Eskadron die Tradition des 1919 aufgelösten k.b. 1. Ulanenregiments fortführte. Der historisch interessanteste Autograph des Gästebuchs ist der des damaligen Offiziers im RR 17 und späteren Widerstandkämpfers Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg (1907-44) aus dem Jahr 1933, der nach seinem gescheiterten Attentat auf Hitler vom 20. Juli 1944 noch in der Folgenacht hingerichtet wurde.
Brown leather binding with embossed caption "Guestbook" above the regimental cypher "I UR" with crossed lances and year cypher "1894", the leather rubbed after more than 40 years of use, closing flaps missing, binding loosened.Over 2000 autographs on more than 200 pages, including guests from the Bavarian royal family and high nobility: Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria numerous times, visiting, for example, in 1900 together with his adjutant Count von Pappenheim (1932 the last time), GFM Prince Leopold of Bavaria (several times), Prince Heinrich of Bavaria (1884 - 1916), Duke Franz Joseph of Bavaria (1888 - 1912), Duke Luitpold of Bavaria (1890 - 1973), Crown Prince Wilhelm of Prussia with his counsellor, the later Infantry General Kurt von Pritzelwitz, Duke Carl Eduard of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Also among the guests were the (partly later) generals: Günther von Le Suire (1846 - 1906, regimental commander 1894 - 99), Hugo Bouhler (1855 - 1939, regimental commander 1899 - 1904), Louis von Lossow (1837 - 1923), Baron Ludwig von Rotenhan (1850 - 1922), Knight Wilhelm von Poschinger (1864 - 1921), Adolf von Seckendorff (1857 - 1941), Baron Konstantin von Gebsattel (1854 - 1932), Heinrich Göringer (1843 - 1926), Baron Friedrich Kreß von Kressenstein (1855 - 1920), Theodor von Bomhard (1841 - 1945), Jakob Fortenbach, Emil von Xylander (1835 - 1911), Edwin von Stülpnagel (1876 - 1933), Maximilian von Gerstner (1849 - 1915), Gustav von Kessel (1846 - 1918), Theophil von Reichlin (1846 - 1910), Albert von Schoch (1860 - 1943), Baron Karl von Lotzbeck (surgeon general/1832 - 1907), Count Otto zu Castell-Castell (1868 - 1939), Karl von Fasbender (1852 - 1933), Major General Baron von Reitzenstein. Furthermore, numerous officers from various (also Austrian and Russian) regiments as well as Berthold von Stauffenberg (1859 - 1944), Rudolph von Roman zu Schernau, Chairman of the Regional Council of Upper Franconia (1836 - 1917), Prince Friedrich Carl zu Castell-Castell (1864 - 1923), members of the families von Gebsattel, von Bimbach zu Dornheim, von Podewils, von Mirbach-Geldern, von Bomhard, von Pfetten, von Künßberg-Wernstein, von Willisen, von Wrede, von Stauffenberg and many more. Between 1934 and 1939, the then Colonel Max Fremerey was Commander of the 17th Cavalry Regiment in Bamberg, whose 1st squadron continued the tradition of the 1st Uhlan Regiment dissolved in 1919. Of major historic interest is the autograph of Count Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg (1907-44) dated 1933, at that time officer in the CR 17 and later resistance fighter, whose assassination attempt on Hitler on 20 July 1944 failed and who was executed the following night.
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