Rudolf Henrici, born 27-06-1892 in Soest, joined the Army, age 19, on 11-03-1912, as a Fahnenjunker in the 11th Field Artillery Regiment. He ended the first war wounded in hospital and allowed in the Reichswehr. With the beginning of World War II he was the commander of the Special Purpose Artillery Regiment Staff 501 to 18-07-1941. Assigned as commander of the 140th Artillery Command until 30-11-1942 and of Artillery command 128 until 26-01-1943 as he landed in the Führer Reserve to 19-03-1943. Artillery Commander 126 to 12-08-1944 and Higher Artillery Commander 302 until 08-01-1945. Appointed as Artillery commander 168 to 10-01-1945 and a 145th until his Yugoslavian captivity, on 08-05-1945. Henrici was released first 23-03-1953 and lived in Wiesbaden and died there at the age of 78, on 01-08-1978
Rudolf Henrici, born 27-06-1892 in Soest, joined the Army, age 19, on 11-03-1912, as a Fahnenjunker in the 11th Field Artillery Regiment. He ended the first war wounded in hospital and allowed in the Reichswehr. With the beginning of World War II he was the commander of the Special Purpose Artillery Regiment Staff 501 to 18-07-1941. Assigned as commander of the 140th Artillery Command until 30-11-1942 and of Artillery command 128 until 26-01-1943 as he landed in the Führer Reserve to 19-03-1943. Artillery Commander 126 to 12-08-1944 and Higher Artillery Commander 302 until 08-01-1945. Appointed as Artillery commander 168 to 10-01-1945 and a 145th until his Yugoslavian captivity, on 08-05-1945. Henrici was released first 23-03-1953 and lived in Wiesbaden and died there at the age of 78, on 01-08-1978
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