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Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Anthing

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Dutch politician and German officer in Dutch army from Saxen-Gotha (1766-1823), owner/creator of the album amicorum of Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Anthing (1766-1823)

FrancePoliticiansLived 1766 to 1823 · aged 56
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Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Anthing was a German officer, in Dutch service under several successive regimes, starting with the Dutch Republic, and followed by the Batavian Republic, the Kingdom of Holland, and the First French Empire, to end up in the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, where he led the Indies Brigade, both...

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From the Album amicorum of Carl Heinrich Anthing with inscription by Cornelis van der Hoop 7 July 1798From the Album amicorum of Carl Heinrich Anthing with inscription by Cornelis van der Hoop 7 July 1798Battle of Bergen 1799Battle of Bergen 1799Map of the fortress of Le Quesnoy, captured by the Indies Brigade a.o. in 1815Map of the fortress of Le Quesnoy, captured by the Indies Brigade a.o. in 1815Fort of the K.N.I.L at Sambas 1823Fort of the K.N.I.L at Sambas 1823

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Commander of the Legion of Honour

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Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Anthing was a German officer, in Dutch service under several successive regimes, starting with the Dutch Republic, and followed by the Batavian Republic, the Kingdom of Holland, and the First French Empire, to end up in the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, where he led the Indies Brigade, both at Waterloo, and finally to the Dutch East Indies, where it would be the core of the future Royal Netherlands East Indies Army.

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France
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Politicians
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Politician
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deceased
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Lived 1766 to 1823 · aged 56
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