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Killed in Action During The Second World War

Nine counts were killed in action during the Second World War:

  • Franz count and marquess von und zu Hoensbroech (1805-1874)
    • Wilhelm count and marquess von und zu Hoensbroech (1849-1922)
      • Franz-Lothar count von und zu Hoensbroech (1880-1948)
        • Karl count von und zu Hoensbroech (1911-1941), ka
        • Josef count von und zu Hoensbroech (1916-1942), ka
        • Eugen count von und zu Hoensbroech (1917-1941), ka
        • Ferdinand count von und zu Hoensbroech (1918-1944), ka
      • Ferdinand count von und zu Hoensbroech (1882-1959)
        • Ferdinand count von und zu Hoensbroech (1915-1943), ka
        • Franz count von und zu Hoensbroech (1919-1943), ka
      • Paulus count von und zu Hoensbroech (1887-1931)
        • Wolfgang count von und zu Hoensbroech (1920-1942), ka
        • Degenhard count von und zu Hoensbroech (1922-1943), ka
    • Klemens count von und zu Hoensbroech (1858-1914)
      • Franz-Lothar count von und zu Hoensbroech (1889-1951)
        • Jan-Wittich count von und zu Hoensbroech (1922-1944), ka

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