Central Reserves and Border Fortresses
- Strassburg
- 30th Reserve Division
- 60th Reserve Infantry Brigade
- 3rd Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade
- 10th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Brigade
- 30th Reserve Division
- Metz
- 33rd Reserve Division
- 8th Bavarian Infantry Brigade
- 66th Reserve Infantry Brigade
- Reserve Infantry Regiment Metz
- 33rd Reserve Division
- Thorn
- 35th Reserve Division
- 5th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
- 20th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
- 35th Reserve Division
- Königsberg
- 9th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
- Ersatz Infantry Brigade Konigsberg
- Posen
- 19th Landwehr Infantry Brigade
- Graudenz
- Provisional 69th Infantry Brigade
Read more about this topic: German Army Order Of Battle (1914)
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