Adolf Wild von Hohenborn

Adolf Wild von Hohenborn (8 July 1860 - 25 October 1925) was a Prussian general during the First World War. From 21 January 1915 to 29 October 1916 he also served as minister of war.

Life

During his term as minister of war, he was critical of Hindenburg and particularly his 'Arbeitspflichtprogramm' (forced labour program). Von Hohenborn promulgated the Judenzählung on 11 October 1916 but did not remain in office long enough to implement it, since on 29 October he was dismissed from the high command by Wilhelm II at Hindenburg's request.

External links

Books on and by Adolf Wild von Hohenborn in the catalogue of the Deutschen Nationalbibliothek

Political offices
Preceded by Erich von Falkenhayn	Prussian Minister of War 1915–1916	Succeeded by Hermann von Stein

Prussian Ministers of War

Scharnhorst • Hake • Boyen • Hake • Witzleben • Rauch • Boyen • Rohr • Reyher • Kanitz • Schreckenstein • Pfuel • Strotha • Stockhausen • Bonin • Waldersee • Bonin • Roon • Kameke • P. Bronsart von Schellendorf • Verdy du Vernois • Kaltenborn • W. Bronsart von Schellendorf • Goßler • Einem • Heeringen • Falkenhayn • Hohenborn • Stein • Scheüch • Reinhardt

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Name	Hohenborn
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Date of birth	8 July 1860
Place of birth
Date of death	25 October 1925
Place of death