Austro-Hungarian Army

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The Austro-Hungarian Army was the land warfare force of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, active from 1867 to 1918 and notably engaged in World War I across multiple European fronts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf army
land warfare force
activeDuring World War I
alliedWith Bulgarian Army
German Army
Ottoman Army
alsoKnownAs Common Army
K.u.k. Armee
conflict British Army
French Army
Italian Army
Romanian Army
Russian Imperial Army
Serbian Army
United States Army
conscription universal male conscription
country Austria-Hungary
dissolvedFollowing dissolution of Austria-Hungary
endTime 1918
engagedIn Balkan Front of World War I
linked to: Balkan Front

Battle of Caporetto
Battle of Gorlice–Tarnów
Battle of Kolubara
Battle of Limanowa
Battle of the Isonzo
Brusilov Offensive
Eastern Front of World War I
linked to: Eastern Front

Galician Campaign of World War I
linked to: Brusilov Offensive

Italian Front of World War I
linked to: Italian Front

Serbian Campaign of World War I
linked to: Balkan Front

Siege of Przemyśl
followedBy Army of the First Austrian Republic
linked to: Austrian Army

Royal Hungarian Honvéd
linked to: Hungarian 2nd Army
garrison Budapest
Graz
Kraków
Lviv
linked to: Lwów

Prague
Sarajevo
Trieste
linked to: Trieste, Italy

Vienna
headquartersLocation Vienna
militaryDoctrine continental European land warfare doctrine
notableCommander Archduke Friedrich, Duke of Teschen
Charles I of Austria
Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf
Franz Joseph I of Austria
Svetozar Boroević
part Royal Hungarian Honvéd Army
k.u.k. Landwehr
k.u.k. artillery
k.u.k. cavalry
k.u.k. engineer troops
k.u.k. infantry
k.u.k. mountain troops
partOf Armed Forces of Austria-Hungary
precededBy Imperial Austrian Army
startTime 1867
subordinateTo Emperor of Austria
King of Hungary
usesLanguage Croatian
Czech
German
Hungarian
Italian
Polish
Romanian
Ruthenian
Serbian
Slovene

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Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Ludwig Wittgenstein servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Alexander Löhr militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army
Maximilian de Angelis memberOf Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army partOf Armed Forces of Austria-Hungary
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army alsoKnownAs K.u.k. Armee
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army part k.u.k. infantry
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army part k.u.k. cavalry
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army part k.u.k. artillery
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army part k.u.k. engineer troops
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army part k.u.k. Landwehr
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Austro-Hungarian Army part Royal Hungarian Honvéd Army
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Bór servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Imre Nagy militaryService Austro-Hungarian Army
Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia formedFrom Austro-Hungarian Army South Slavic units
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Erhard Raus militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army
Battle of Lauffeld involvedUnit Austrian Army
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Albert Szent-Györgyi militaryService Austro-Hungarian Army
Invasion of Serbia (1915) involvedForce Austro-Hungarian Army
Generalleutnant usedBy Austro-Hungarian Army (historical)
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Leopold, Prince of Bavaria affiliation Austro-Hungarian Army
Battle of Cer involvedUnitAustriaHungary Austro-Hungarian 5th Army
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Battle of Cer involvedUnitAustriaHungary Austro-Hungarian 2nd Army (elements)
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Bela Lugosi servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Feldzeugmeister militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army
Feldzeugmeister usedBy Imperial and Royal Army
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Second Battle of the Isonzo combatant2 Austro-Hungarian Army
Battle of Kolubara offensiveForce Austro-Hungarian Army
First Battle of the Isonzo defensiveForce Austro-Hungarian Army
Siege of Charleroi (1794) belligerent Austrian army
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Battle of Vittorio Veneto involvedUnit Austro-Hungarian Army
Third Battle of the Isonzo primaryDefender Austro-Hungarian Army
Svetozar Boroević militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army
Svetozar Boroević servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Svetozar Boroević partOf Austro-Hungarian officer corps
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Fifth Battle of the Isonzo involves Austro-Hungarian Army
Aleksey Brusilov opponent Austro-Hungarian Army
Sixth Battle of the Isonzo militaryBranchInvolved Austro-Hungarian Army
Seventh Battle of the Isonzo opponent Austro-Hungarian forces
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Seventh Battle of the Isonzo primaryDefender Austro-Hungarian Army
Eighth Battle of the Isonzo primaryDefender Austro-Hungarian Army
Tenth Battle of the Isonzo belligerent Austro-Hungarian Army
Eleventh Battle of the Isonzo primaryDefender Austro-Hungarian Army
Franciszek Kleeberg servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
subject linked to: General Franciszek Kleeberg
Battle of Caporetto opponent Austro-Hungarian Army
Ernst Gideon von Laudon militaryUnit Imperial and Royal Army
linked to: Austro-Hungarian Army
Daniel Auster servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Franciszek Kleeberg servedIn Austro-Hungarian Army
Klement Gottwald militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army