Camille
Vitéz Aggházy, Hungary
->
First lieutenant in the Austro-Hungarian Army; Seriously wounded at
the end of 1914; Serbian captivity as a prisoner of war; Released as
an invalid; Attached to the Russian Seat of War as a historian;
Founded the Royal Hungarian War Museum in 1918 Corresponds
intensively with all war museums of the world!
Gustav,
Ritter von Bartels, Austria
->
Lieutenant Infantry Regiment 42; First Lieutenant; Staff Officer in
Przemysl; Captain Infantry Regiment 7 ; Fought in Galicia, Russia,
South Tyrol.
Leopold
Caro, Poland ->
1918 Premier Lieutenant; 
Instructor in the Austrian Navy, for special instruction in
torpedoes; Partook in Balkan wars on destroyer "Nafkratoussa"; World
War Captain of destroyer "Nik"; Since 1933 Chief of the General Staff
of the Navy.
Casimir
Fabrycy, Poland
->
Since 1908 service with military organization; Commander of a company
of infantry; Nominated commander; Lieutenant Colonel, and commander
of 4th regiment of Polish Legions; Inspector of Military
School,Assistant Chief Inspector of Infantry; Commander of 3rd
division of Infantry; Second Under Secretary of State Ministry of
Military Affairs.
Christo
Kalfoff, Bulgaria
->
Military instructor of the hereditary prince, 1914-1918; Aide-de-camp
of the King Boris III., 1918-1921; General aide-de-camp of King Boris
III.
Alexandre
Kissioff, Bulgaria
->
Military Attaché in Belgrade 1910; Military Attaché in
Bucharest 1910-1913; Chief of General Staff of cavalry division;
Commander in chief of the Royal Garde 1915-1918; Inspector of Cavalry
1920-1928; Commander of gendarmerie 1928-1930; Minister for War,
January 1931 up to now.
Tadeusz
Lechnicki, Poland
->
War service in the Russian army; With the Polish Formations in
White-Russia and Ukraine; In the Polish army; Commander of artillery
battery; With the Cabinet of the Ministry of War in charge of
military colonization.
Wiktor
Michal Mazurowski, Poland
->
Military painter at the Court of Alexander III. and Nicolas II.; With
the Russian army in the Russian-Japan War and World War as painter;
Director of military museum during the bolshevik regime; In Rome
specially portrait painter and of military scenes.
Constantin
Moschopoulos, Greece
->
Colonel Commandant of the district of Athens and Chief of the
Military Police, 1911; Colonel Commander 3rd regiment of artillery
1911-1912; General of Brigade, Commander IV. division during the
Balkan War 1912; Commander General of Corps of army at Janina,
February 19, 1917; General Military Governor of Corfu and Epirus
during the sojourn of the Allies; Minister, General Governor of
Salonica, 1922; General Commander of 3rd Division; Commanding IV.
division; Army corps in the 2nd Balkan War, 1913; Chief of Military
Commission of Generals.
Gustav
von Myrdacz, Albania
->
Engineer-officer, in the staff of the Austrian army; Chief of staff
of the military commander in Sarajevo; With the XIX. Corps he took
part in the occupation of Albania; Chief of staff XIV. division, 11th
and 12th Isonzo-battles, Piave; Commander of regiment in Tonale,
Sieben-Gemeinden; In the Albanian army; Chief of staff of the
Albanian army.
Leonidas
Paraskevopoulos, Greece
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Brigade general 1912-1916; General of division 1916; During the
Turkish War in Crete 1897; Chief of the general staff in Larissa and
Athens 1898/99 Chief of the Greek artillery During the first Balkan
War 1912; Commander of the 10th division Evsones in the second Balkan
War 1913; Organized the National Army in Salonica in September 1917;
Nominated generalissimo of the Greek Army November 8, 1917;
Macedonian campaign 1917/18; Chief commander of the allied armies in
Salonica up to February 14, 1920; Generalissimo of the Greek Army in
Smyrna, February 10 to November 8, 1920; Resigned November 1921.
Alois
Prince Schönburg-Hartenstein, Austria
->
1897 major in the General Staff and Military Attaché in
Berlin; President of the Red Cross; Colonel; General on the Reserve
List; Went to the front as Commander of a Brigade; Retired with the
rank of Colonel-General; In postwar times president of the
Ex-soldiers Union Appointed Secretary of War in 1933.
Kazys
Skirpa, Germany 
Officer of the Russian Imperial army March 1916-February 1918;
Volunteer with the Lithuanian army since March 20, 1918 First
Lithuanian military Commander of the city of Vilna 1918; Commander of
5th infantry regiment from March 1919-September 1920; Chief of
General Staff of Lithuanian army from June 1925-December 1926; First
initiator of the organization of the first group of Lithuanian
volunteers in Vilna in 1918 ; Fought against the Red Soviet army;
Fought against the Polish and German troups of occupation in
1918-1921.
Josef
Sneidarek, Czechoslovakia
->
served in the Austrian army; Fought in the Greek Turkish war, 1897;
Foreign Legion, 1898-1907; In the Arabian army; North of Africa, 1914
; Fought in the World-War, ; Against the Magyars; Against the Poles;
Wounded twice in the World War.
Basil
Stoica, Romania
->
October 1914 left Austro Hungarian army; Served as volunteer in the
Rumanian army; Twice wounded; Volunteer in the French army; Rumanian
Legion, 1917-1918.
Hermann
Suida, Austria ->
Four years in the Austrian Hungarian Army; Two years front office;
Two years in Gas fights.
Spyros
Travlos, Greece
->
Officer candidate of artillery in Macedonian campaign against the
Turks 1912/13; Campaign against Bulgaria 1913; Captain in the army
1916; Captain of the French army in Salonica, August 1916 to October
1916; Captain of National army October 1916 to December 1917
Macedonian campaign; Commander of group of howitzers under the
General Kelly, 1917/18 in Strouma, Greece; Military attaché in
Belgrade 1919/20; Aide-de-camp of late King Alexandre up to his
death, February to September 1919; Campaign in Asia Minor 1920-1922;
Promotion to Lieutenant Colonel 1922; Dismissed from the army after
the catastrophe of Asia Minor.
Louis
Zeyfert, Poland
->
Major Served in the Russian Navy until the revolution; Joined the
Polish army in France in November 1917; Served in Aviation Corps
until August 1919; May 1932 with Polish Air Lines.
Dragolioub
Yerenitch, Yugoslavia
->
Lieutenant September 15, 1894; Military service up to General in the
Yugoslavian Army September 6, 1923; Took part in the battles of
Coumanovo, Bregalnita, Matchkov-Kamen, where he was severely wounded;
Grand Chancellor of the Royal Yugoslavian Orders since 1931.