\n** Golden Military Merit Medal (1 November 1914)''Personal-Nachrichten'',1915 No. 5,21 January 1915,p. 43\n** [[Military Merit Order (Württemberg)|Military Merit Order]],Knight's Cross,in lieu of the previously awarded Golden Military Merit Medal (21 May 1915)''Personal-Nachrichten'',1915 No. 37,22 June 1915,p. 323\n** Wilhelm Cross with Crown and Swords (5 October 1916)''Personal-Nachrichten'',1916 No. 58,16 October 1916,p. 611\n** 1911 Royal Wedding MedalLandesarchiv Baden-Württemberg\n*{{flag|Kingdom of Bavaria}}:\n** [[Order of St. Hubert]],Knight (1913)\n** [[Military Merit Order (Bavaria)|Military Merit Order]],4th Class with Swords''Personal-Nachrichten'',1917 No. 26,11 June 1917,p. 183\n*{{flagicon|Hamburg}}Free and Hanseatic City of [[Hamburg]]:[[Hanseatic Cross]]''Personal-Nachrichten'',1917 No. 44,10 October 1917,p. 351\n*{{flagicon image|Flagge Großherzogtum Hessen ohne Wappen.svg}}[[Grand Duchy of Hesse]]:[[General Honor Decoration (Hesse)|General Honor Decoration]] for Bravery''Personal-Nachrichten'',1915 No. 14,6 March 1915,p. 149\n*{{flagicon image|Flagge_Luebeck.svg}}Free and Hanseatic City of [[Lübeck]]:[[Hanseatic Cross]]''Personal-Nachrichten'',1916 No. 73,11 December 1916,p. 784\n*{{flagicon|Kingdom of Prussia}}[[Kingdom of Prussia]]:\n** [[Iron Cross]],2nd Class''Militär-Wochenblatt'',1915 No. 152/153,24 August 1915,p. 3610\n** Iron Cross,1st Class\n*{{flag|Kingdom of Saxony}}:[[Albert Order]],Knight 1st Class with Swords''Personal-Nachrichten'',1915 No. 45,23 July 1915,p. 391\n*{{flagicon|Saxe-Meiningen}}[[Duchy of Saxe-Meiningen]]:[[Cross for Merit in War]]''Personal-Nachrichten'',1915 No. 39,24 June 1915,p. 335\n*{{flagicon|Austria-Hungary}}{{flagicon image|Flag of Hungary (1896-1915).svg}}[[Austria-Hungary]]:\n** [[Order of the Golden Fleece]]''Personal-Nachrichten'',1917 No. 20,4 May 1917,p. 146\n** [[Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary]],Grand Cross''Personal-Nachrichten'',1917 No. 35,13 August 1917,p. 285\n** [[Order of the Iron Crown]],3rd Class with War Decoration''Personal-Nachrichten'',1918 No. 3,17 January 1918,p. 13\n** [[Military Merit Cross (Austria-Hungary)|Military Merit Cross]],3rd Class with War Decoration''Personal-Nachrichten'',1915 No. 45,23 July 1915,p. 391\n*{{flag|Kingdom of Bulgaria}}:[[Order of Military Merit (Bulgaria)|Order of Military Merit]],Officer's Cross with War Decoration''Personal-Nachrichten'',1917 No. 2,16 January 1917,p. 9\n*{{flag|Ottoman Empire}}:\n** [[Liakat Medal]] in Gold''Personal-Nachrichten'',1916 No. 19,14 April 1916,p. 200\n** [[Gallipoli Star|War Medal]]''Personal-Nachrichten'',1916 No. 19,14 April 1916,p. 200\n"}},"i":0}}]}" id="mwcw">.mw-parser-output .div-col{margin-top:0.3em;column-width:30em}.mw-parser-output .div-col-small{font-size:90%}.mw-parser-output .div-col-rules{column-rule:1px solid #aaa}.mw-parser-output .div-col dl,.mw-parser-output .div-col ol,.mw-parser-output .div-col ul{margin-top:0}.mw-parser-output .div-col li,.mw-parser-output .div-col dd{page-break-inside:avoid;break-inside:avoid-column}
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