Johann Ludwig Ernst von Eisenhart-Rothe
(21.12.1862 - 23.10.1947)
place of birth:  Anklam, Pommern  (Prussian Pomerania)
Königreich Preußen:  General-Intendant, Generalmajor


Prussian general officer Ernst von Eisenhart-Rothe entered the Great War as regimental commander in von Kluck's First Army. He then served for two years as Hindenburg and Ludendorff's Senior Quartermaster in Ober Ost, the supreme command of German forces on the Eastern Front. During the final year of the War, General Eisenhart-Rothe was appointed to serve on Ludendorff's staff as Field Army Intendant General, overseeing six administrative districts in eastern europe. After the War, he also served in the Reichswehr as a administrator in the training department and at the rank of Generalleutnant. He later became a noted author on military issues and in June 1921 received the brevet rank of General der Infanterie.

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