Generalleutnant Conrad von Cochenhausen Born: 07 Jun 1888 in Glogau Died: 13 Feb 1941 by Lyubovska, Orel, USSR (Suicide) Promotions:
F�hnrich (18 Oct 1907); Leutnant (18 Aug 1908); Oberleutnant (18 Nov 1914); Hauptmann (18 Apr 1916); Major (01 Mar 1927); Oberstleutnant (01 May 1931); Oberst (01 Dec 1933); Generalmajor (01 Jan 1937); Generalleutnant (01 Oct 1938) Career:
Entered Army Service (25 Feb 1907)
Fahnenjunker in the Guards-Fusilier-Regiment (25 Feb 1907-01 Oct 1913)
Detached to the Guards-Pioneer-Battalion (01 Oct 1912-30 Sep 1913)
Detached to the War Academy (01 Oct 1913-02 Aug 1914)
Provisions-Officer with the General-Command of the Guards-Corps (02 Aug 1914-15 Sep 1914)
Company-Leader in the 4th Queen-Augusta-Guards-Grenadier-Regiment (15 Sep 1914-03 Sep 1917)
Adjutant of the 9th Territorial-Brigade (03 Sep 1917-18 Oct 1918)
Commander of the 22nd Reserve-J�ger-Battalion (18 Oct 1918-1918)
With the Staff of the 25th Reserve-Division (1918-01 Oct 1919)
Course-Adjutant at the Infantry-School, Munich (01 Oct 1919-01 Oct 1923)
Company-Chief in the 16th Infantry-Regiment (01 Oct 1923-01 Oct 1925)
Company-Chief in the 17th Infantry-Regiment (01 Oct 1925-01 Oct 1927)
Instructor at the Infantry-School (01 Oct 1927-01 Oct 1934)
Commander of the War-School Munich (01 Oct 1934-01 Mar 1938)
Commander of the 10th Infantry-Division (01 Mar 1938-05 Oct 1940)
Commander of the 134th Infantry-Division (05 Oct 1940-13 Dec 1941)
Committed Suicide (13 Dec 1941)
Awards & Decorations:
- 1914 EK I
- 1914 EK II
- Ritterkreuz I Klasse des kgl. S�chs. Albrecht-Ordens mit Schwertern
- Ritterkreuz II Klasse des Grossherzoglich-Badischen Ordens vom Z�hringer L�wen mit Eichenlaub und Schwertern
- Hamburgisches Hanseatenkreuz
- Ehrenritter des Preuss. Johanniter-Ordens
- Ehrenkreuz f�r Frontk�mpfer
- Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung IV. bis I Klasse
- Medaille zur Erinnerung an den 13. Marz 1938
- Spange zum EK I
- Spange zum EK II
- Nennung im Ehrenblatt des Heeres: am 09.09.1941 als Generalleutnant und Kdr. 134. Infanteriedivision
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