Hüttmann, Adolf Maria Hans, born 26-06-1875 in Hanover, 
joined the Army as Fahnenjunker in the 35th Fusilier Regiment, age 17, on 03-01-1894, with the outbreak of the first war. Hüttmann was a Hauptmann and Company Chief of the 25th Infantry Regiment. He survived the war and was allowed in the new 100.000 menReichswehr 
, but retired on 31-10-1930, age 55. He was placed to disposal of the growing Army on 31-10-1930. After the begin of World War II he was assigned as commander of the Rear Army Area 591, on 16-09-1939 and to Senior Field Command 591 to 31-03-1940. He landed in the Führer Reserve (see Adolf Hitler) (did you know) until 12-04-1940.
joined the Army as Fahnenjunker in the 35th Fusilier Regiment, age 17, on 03-01-1894, with the outbreak of the first war. Hüttmann was a Hauptmann and Company Chief of the 25th Infantry Regiment. He survived the war and was allowed in the new 100.000 menReichswehr , but retired on 31-10-1930, age 55. He was placed to disposal of the growing Army on 31-10-1930. After the begin of World War II he was assigned as commander of the Rear Army Area 591, on 16-09-1939 and to Senior Field Command 591 to 31-03-1940. He landed in the Führer Reserve (see Adolf Hitler) (did you know) until 12-04-1940.Death and burial ground of Hüttmann, Adolf Maria Hans.
Appointed as commander of the Division 404 to 01-05-1942, again in the Reserve and finally retired on 30-06-1942, age 67. One month later his son Leutnant Hans Hüttmann, age 21, was killed in battle, on 17-07-1943. Hüttmann retired in Goslar where he at the very old age of 94 died, on 29-10-1969. He is buried with his wife Marie, born Murle, who died age 84 on 22-10-1976, and his son, on the cemetery Hildesheimerstrasse in Goslar and close neighbours are, Generaloberst der Panzertruppe, Oberbefehler B 2nd Panzer Armee, Heinz Wilhelm Guderian
, his sons Major, Operations Officer for the 116th Panzer Division, “The Greyhounds”, Heinz Günther Guderian and Hauptmann with the 25th Panzer Division 
, Kurt Guderian, the Generalleutnant der Infanteries, Kommandeur von Dniepropetrovsk, Ernst Adolph, Generalmajor der Infanterie, Chef Heeresgruppe “Kurland”, Friedrich Foertsch, Generalleutnant der Infanterie, Kommandeur der 10th Panzer Grenadier Division 
, Karl Kossmann, General der Panzertruppe, Kommandeur der 10th Panzer Grenadier Division, Mortimer von Kessel, 
Generalmajor der Infanterie, Kommandeur Ersatz Division in Brünn, Gustav Wagner 
and the SS Obergruppenführer, Reichsminister of Food and Agriculture, Walther Darré. 
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