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August von Mackensen - Wikipedia. Anton Ludwig August von Mackensen (6 December 1. November 1. 94. 5), born August Mackensen, was a German field marshal.[2] He commanded with extreme success during the First World War and became one of the German Empire's most prominent and competent military leaders. After the Armistice, Mackensen was interned for a year. He retired from the army in 1. Prussian state councillor in 1.

Hermann Göring. During the Nazi era, Mackensen remained a committed monarchist and sometimes appeared at official functions in his First World War uniform. He was suspected of disloyalty to the Third Reich, although nothing was proven against him. Early years[edit]Mackensen was born in Haus Leipnitz, near the village of Dahlenberg (today part of Trossin) in the Prussian. Province of Saxony, to Louis and Marie Louise Mackensen. His father, an administrator of agricultural enterprises, sent him to a Realgymnasium in Halle in 1. Mackensen began his military service in 1.

Prussian 2nd Life Hussars Regiment (Leib- Husaren- Regiment Nr. During the Franco- Prussian War of 1. Iron Cross Second Class for leading a charge while on a reconnaissance patrol north of Orleans.[4] After the war he left the service and studied at Halle University, but returned to the army in 1. He married Doris (Dorothea) von Horn, the sister of a slain comrade, in 1. Her father Karl von Horn (de) was the influential Oberpräsident of East Prussia; they had two daughters and three sons. In 1. 89. 1 Mackensen was appointed to the General Staff in Berlin, bypassing the usual three- year preparation in the War Academy.

His chief, the great Helmuth von Moltke, found him a "lovable character"[5] He was recalled from the regiment to serve as an adjutant to the next chief, Alfred von Schlieffen (in office 1. Mackensen's coat of arms (uncoloured)He impressed Kaiser Wilhelm II, who ordered that Mackensen be given command from 1.

June 1. 89. 3 of the 1st Life Hussars Regiment (Leib- Husaren- Regiment Nr. January 1. 89. 8, so he often wore the distinctive death's head uniform thereafter.[7] Mackensen was surprised by his next posting, as an adjutant to Wilhelm II, because he was the first commoner to hold that position. Watch Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit Streaming. For the next three and a half years he shadowed the Kaiser, meeting the high and mighty of Germany, the rest of Europe, and the Middle East. His sons shared gymnastics classes with the Kaiser's. He was ennobled on the Kaiser's 4.

January 1. 89. 9, becoming August von Mackensen.[8] Next he received the command of the newly created Life Hussar Brigade (Leib- Husaren- Brigade) from 1. Division in Danzig.[9] He became a widower in 1. Leonie von der Osten, who was 2. When Schlieffen retired in 1. Mackensen was considered as a possible successor, but the job went to Helmuth von Moltke the Younger. In 1. 90. 8 Mackensen was given command of the XVII Army Corps, headquartered in Danzig.[1.

The Crown Prince was placed under his command, and the Kaiser asked Mackensen to keep an eye on the young man and to teach him to ride properly.[1. First World War[edit]Eastern Front[edit]Already aged sixty- five at the outbreak of War in 1. Mackensen's XVII Army Corps became part of the German Eighth Army in East Prussia, under General Maximilian von Prittwitz and 2. General Paul von Hindenburg.

Mackensen had his corps moving out on a twenty- five kilometer march to the Rominte River within fifty minutes of receiving his orders on the afternoon of 1. August 1. 91. 4 when the Imperial Russian Armyinvaded East Prussia.[1. He led XVII Corps in the battles of Gumbinnen, Tannenberg and the First Battle of the Masurian Lakes, which drove the invading Russians out from most of East Prussia. On 2 November 1. 91. Mackensen took over command of the Ninth Army from Hindenburg, who became Supreme Commander East (Oberbefehlshaber Ost). On 2. 7 November 1.

Mackensen was awarded the Pour le Mérite, Prussia's highest military order, for successful battles around Łódź and Warsaw. By April 1. 91. 5 the Russians had conquered all of western Galicia, the Austro- Hungarian slice of partitioned Poland, and were pushing toward Hungary. In response to desperate pleas the German supreme commander Erich von Falkenhayn agreed to an offensive against the Russian flank by an Austro- German Army under a German commander. The reluctant Austro- Hungarian supreme command agreed that the tactful Mackensen was the best choice for commanding the coalition army. Army Group Mackensen (Heeresgruppe Mackensen) was established containing a new German Eleventh army, also under his command, and the Austro- Hungarian Fourth Army. As chief of staff he was assigned Hans von Seeckt, who described Mackensen as an amiable, "hands- on commander with the instincts of a hunter.” [1. His army group, which had an overwhelming advantage in artillery, smashed through the Russian lines between Gorlice and Tarnow and then continued eastward, never giving the Russians time to establish an effective defense, retaking most of eastern Galicia by recapturing Przemyśl and Lemberg[1.

The joint operation was a great victory for the Central Powers, they had advanced 3. Russians pulled out of all of Poland.

Mackensen was awarded oak leaves to his Pour le Mérite on 3 June 1. June. He also received the Order of the Black Eagle, Prussia's highest- ranking order of knighthood, as well as numerous honors from other German states and Germany's allies, including the Grand Cross of the Military Order of Max Joseph, the highest military honor of the Kingdom of Bavaria, on 4 June 1. Serbian campaign[edit]. First World War monument erected by Mackensen[citation needed] to the Serbian defenders of Belgrade. In October 1. 91.

Army Group Mackensen (Heeresgruppe Mackensen, which included the German Eleventh Army, Austro- Hungarian Third Army, and Bulgarian First Army), launched a renewed campaign against Serbia. The campaign crushed effective military resistance in Serbia but failed to destroy the Serbian army, half of which managed to withdraw to Entente- held ports in Albania and, after recuperation and rearmament by the French and the Italians, reentered fighting on the Macedonian front. When Mackensen returned to Vienna he was honored by a dinner, a personal audience with the Emperor Franz Joseph and was decorated with the magnificently jeweled Military Service Cross 1, a unique award for a foreigner. During the fight for Belgrade in early October 1.

Central Powers encountered very stiff resistance, in commemoration of which Mackensen erected a monument to the Serbian soldiers who died defending their capital, Belgrade, saying, - HIER RUHEN SERBISCHE HELDEN- - "Here rest Serbian heroes", both in German and Serbian.[citation needed] There have been several changes of regime in Belgrade since 1. Mackensen is a figure in Serbian historiography and is greatly respected, the only enemy soldier and military leader to be so treated. He is always mentioned as a respected opponent by the Serbian soldiers and people.[citation needed] (see Dragutin Gavrilović)Romanian campaign[edit]. Field Marshal Mackensen reviewing Bulgarian troops followed by Crown Prince Boris (c. After Romania declared war on Austro- Hungary on 1. August 1. 91. 6, Mackensen was given command of a multi- national army, with General Emil von Hell as chief of staff, of Bulgarians, Ottomans, Austro- Hungarians and Germans which assembled in northern Bulgaria and then advanced into southern Romania.

By 8 September they had taken the two major forts on the right bank of the Danube, the first in a single day by a force that was outnumbered by the besieged, who were overwhelmed by Mackensen's artillery. Then a German and Austro- Hungarian army group, commanded by Falkenhayn broke into northern Romania through the passes in the Transylvanian Carpathian mountains, while Mackensen crossed the Danube by seizing bridgeheads on the left bank to shield the Austro- Hungarian engineers who built the long pontoon bridge.