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	The Ministry of the Reichswehr informed him in 1921 that he had been promoted to Oberleutnant (first lieutenant), the promotion backdated to 1916. In 1925, Graf Strachwitz and his family moved from Groß Stein [[Lord of the manor\|to their manor]] in Alt Siedel, because of personal differences with his father, who remained in Groß Stein (''Groß-Stein''). Between 1924 and 1933, he founded two dairy cooperatives which many local farmers joined. In parallel he studied a few semesters of forestry. He used his influence in Upper Silesia to modernize forestry and farming. His ambitions were aided by his presidency of the ''Forstausschuß'' (Forestry Committee) of Upper Silesia and his membership in the ''Landwirtschaftskammer'' (Chamber of Agriculture). Graf Strachwitz completely took over his father's estate in 1929, first as the general manager and then as owner. This made him one of the most wealthy land and forest owners in Silesia. Along with the palace in Groß Stein he owned a lime kiln and quarry in Klein Stein—present-day Kamionek—and Groß Stein, a distillery in Groß Stein and Alt Siedel. Since 1932, he was a member of the [[NSDAP]] (NSDAP-Nr.: 1.405.562). On 17 April 1933, he became a member of the [[Allgemeine-SS]] with the SS membership number 82,857, and reached the rank of SS-Sturmbannführer in 1936. In parallel to his SS career, his military rank in the military reserve force also advanced. He attained the rank of Hauptmann of the Reserves in 1934 (Reichswehr) and a year later became a Rittmeister (cavalry captain) of the Reserves (Wehrmacht).		The Ministry of the Reichswehr informed him in 1921 that he had been promoted to Oberleutnant (first lieutenant), the promotion backdated to 1916. In 1925, Graf Strachwitz and his family moved from Groß Stein [[Lord of the manor\|to their manor]] in Alt Siedel, because of personal differences with his father, who remained in Groß Stein (''Groß-Stein''). Between 1924 and 1933, he founded two dairy cooperatives which many local farmers joined. In parallel he studied a few semesters of forestry. He used his influence in Upper Silesia to modernize forestry and farming. His ambitions were aided by his presidency of the ''Forstausschuß'' (Forestry Committee) of Upper Silesia and his membership in the ''Landwirtschaftskammer'' (Chamber of Agriculture). Graf Strachwitz completely took over his father's estate in 1929, first as the general manager and then as owner. This made him one of the most wealthy land and forest owners in Silesia. Along with the palace in Groß Stein he owned a lime kiln and quarry in Klein Stein—present-day Kamionek—and Groß Stein, a distillery in Groß Stein and Alt Siedel. Since 1932, he was a member of the [[NSDAP]] (NSDAP-Nr.: 1.405.562). On 17 April 1933, he became a member of the [[Allgemeine-SS]] with the SS membership number 82,857, and reached the rank of SS-Sturmbannführer in 1936. In parallel to his SS career, his military rank in the military reserve force also advanced. He attained the rank of Hauptmann of the Reserves in 1934 (Reichswehr) and a year later became a Rittmeister (cavalry captain) of the Reserves (Wehrmacht).

	In WWII, he rose to fame for his command of armored forces. For these services he was awarded the [[Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross\|Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds]] (~~{{Lang-de\|Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes mit Eichenlaub, Schwertern und Brillanten}}~~), an award created to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership. At the time of its presentation to Strachwitz it was Germany's highest military decoration.<ref>In 1944, the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds was second only to the [[Grand Cross of the Iron Cross]] (~~{{Lang\|de\|''Großkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes''}}~~), which was awarded only to senior commanders for winning a major battle or campaign, in the military order of the Third Reich. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds as the highest military order was surpassed on 29 December 1944 by the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Golden Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds (~~{{Lang\|de\|''Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes mit Goldenem Eichenlaub, Schwertern und Brillanten''}}~~).</ref>		In WWII, he rose to fame for his command of armored forces. For these services he was awarded the [[Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross\|Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds]] (), an award created to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or outstanding military leadership. At the time of its presentation to Strachwitz it was Germany's highest military decoration.<ref>In 1944, the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds was second only to the [[Grand Cross of the Iron Cross]] (), which was awarded only to senior commanders for winning a major battle or campaign, in the military order of the Third Reich. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds as the highest military order was surpassed on 29 December 1944 by the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Golden Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds ().</ref>

	===Großdeutschland Panzer Regiment – End of War===		===Großdeutschland Panzer Regiment – End of War===
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	In January 1943, Graf Strachwitz was given command of Panzer-Regiment ''Großdeutschland'' of the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Panzer-Grenadier-Division_%E2%80%9EGro%C3%9Fdeutschland%E2%80%9C Panzergrenadier-Division ''Großdeutschland'']. He led the regiment when it took part in the [[Third Battle of Kharkov]], fighting alongside SS-Gruppenführer [[Paul Hausser\|Paul Hausser's]] [[II SS Panzer Corps]]. Among his men was also [[Walter von Wietersheim]]. For his actions during these battles, Graf Strachwitz was awarded the Swords to his Knight's Cross. In November 1943, Graf Strachwitz left the ''Großdeutschland'' on grounds of ill-health, although tension between him and the division's commander [[Walter Hörnlein\|Walter ''Papa'' Hörnlein]] is thought by many veterans to be the true reason for Graf Strachwitz's departure.<ref>History of the Panzerregiment Großdeutschland refers to this in detail (J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing).</ref>		In January 1943, Graf Strachwitz was given command of Panzer-Regiment ''Großdeutschland'' of the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Panzer-Grenadier-Division_%E2%80%9EGro%C3%9Fdeutschland%E2%80%9C Panzergrenadier-Division ''Großdeutschland'']. He led the regiment when it took part in the [[Third Battle of Kharkov]], fighting alongside SS-Gruppenführer [[Paul Hausser\|Paul Hausser's]] [[II SS Panzer Corps]]. Among his men was also [[Walter von Wietersheim]]. For his actions during these battles, Graf Strachwitz was awarded the Swords to his Knight's Cross. In November 1943, Graf Strachwitz left the ''Großdeutschland'' on grounds of ill-health, although tension between him and the division's commander [[Walter Hörnlein\|Walter ''Papa'' Hörnlein]] is thought by many veterans to be the true reason for Graf Strachwitz's departure.<ref>History of the Panzerregiment Großdeutschland refers to this in detail (J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing).</ref>

	After a month's sick leave, Graf Strachwitz was recalled to active duty and promoted to ''[[Major General\|Generalmajor der Reserve]]'', and was placed in command of the 1st Panzer Division, though for a short period only. In January 1945, Graf Strachwitz, who had been wounded 14 times (9 times very seriously), was promoted once again, this time to "Generalleutnant", the second highest title of the [[German Army]] (~~{{Lang-de\|Heer}}~~).		After a month's sick leave, Graf Strachwitz was recalled to active duty and promoted to ''[[Major General\|Generalmajor der Reserve]]'', and was placed in command of the 1st Panzer Division, though for a short period only. In January 1945, Graf Strachwitz, who had been wounded 14 times (9 times very seriously), was promoted once again, this time to "Generalleutnant", the second highest title of the [[German Army]] ().

	Following a visit of the commander of the ''Panzerjagdverbände'' of [[Army Group Vistula]], ''Oberst'' [[Ernst-Wilhelm Freiherr Gedult von Jungenfeld]], all of the ''Panzerjagdverbände'' were to be centralized under Graf Strachwitz' command. In April [[1945]] the ''Panzerjagdeinheiten'' of [[Army Group Center]] were all put under his command, this included ''Panzerjagdverbände'' A, B and C, the ''Heeres-Panzerjagdbrigaden'' 1 and 3, two ''[[Volkssturm]]-Panzerjagdbrigaden'' and the ''Panzerjagdbrigaden Niederschlesien'' (Lower Silesia) and Free Ukrainians. Graf Strachwitz deployed his men in small combat groups, sometimes operating behind enemy lines, which lured enemy tanks into traps and attacked them with [[Panzerfaust]]'s. Combat reached its peak in April 1945 and some of his men were credited with more than ten enemy tanks destroyed. The German front line of Army Group Center at the time was in mid Silesia along the [[Mount Ślęża\|Zobten]], and via [[Schweidnitz]] and [[Jauer]] to [[Lauban]]. The main Soviet thrust was targeted for Berlin and [[Dresden]]. This threatened the in Silesia fighting German troops to be encircled. Graf Strachwitz and his men kept on fighting under the command of Schörner until the [[German Instrument of Surrender\|German capitulation]] on 8 May 1945.		Following a visit of the commander of the ''Panzerjagdverbände'' of [[Army Group Vistula]], ''Oberst'' [[Ernst-Wilhelm Freiherr Gedult von Jungenfeld]], all of the ''Panzerjagdverbände'' were to be centralized under Graf Strachwitz' command. In April [[1945]] the ''Panzerjagdeinheiten'' of [[Army Group Center]] were all put under his command, this included ''Panzerjagdverbände'' A, B and C, the ''Heeres-Panzerjagdbrigaden'' 1 and 3, two ''[[Volkssturm]]-Panzerjagdbrigaden'' and the ''Panzerjagdbrigaden Niederschlesien'' (Lower Silesia) and Free Ukrainians. Graf Strachwitz deployed his men in small combat groups, sometimes operating behind enemy lines, which lured enemy tanks into traps and attacked them with [[Panzerfaust]]'s. Combat reached its peak in April 1945 and some of his men were credited with more than ten enemy tanks destroyed. The German front line of Army Group Center at the time was in mid Silesia along the [[Mount Ślęża\|Zobten]], and via [[Schweidnitz]] and [[Jauer]] to [[Lauban]]. The main Soviet thrust was targeted for Berlin and [[Dresden]]. This threatened the in Silesia fighting German troops to be encircled. Graf Strachwitz and his men kept on fighting under the command of Schörner until the [[German Instrument of Surrender\|German capitulation]] on 8 May 1945.
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	When Adib Shishakli seized power, Graf Strachwitz and his wife left Syria. In the meantime they had received a visa for [[Argentina]], where they hoped to find another advisory position. Via [[Lebanon]] they arrived in Livorno, [[Italy]], where they changed their plans and ran a winery. They returned to Germany in 1951 with a Red Cross passport. The family settled on an estate in Winkl near Grabenstätt in [[Bavaria]], where he lived out his final years quietly and in wealth.		When Adib Shishakli seized power, Graf Strachwitz and his wife left Syria. In the meantime they had received a visa for [[Argentina]], where they hoped to find another advisory position. Via [[Lebanon]] they arrived in Livorno, [[Italy]], where they changed their plans and ran a winery. They returned to Germany in 1951 with a Red Cross passport. The family settled on an estate in Winkl near Grabenstätt in [[Bavaria]], where he lived out his final years quietly and in wealth.
	==Death==		==Death==
	Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche und Camminetz died on 25 April [[1968]] of [[lung cancer]] in the hospital of [[Trostberg]]. ''Der Panzergraf'' was laid to rest with full military honors (~~{{Lang-de\|Ehrengeleit}}~~) in the village cemetery of [[Grabenstätt]], beside his first wife.<ref name="BP">Hartmann 2000, p. 160.</ref> The [[Bundeswehr]] provided an honour guard as a mark of respect. ''Brigadegeneral'' and former comrade [[Heinz-Georg Lemm]] delivered the [[eulogy]].<ref>Röll 2011, p. 181.</ref>		Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche und Camminetz died on 25 April [[1968]] of [[lung cancer]] in the hospital of [[Trostberg]]. ''Der Panzergraf'' was laid to rest with full military honors () in the village cemetery of [[Grabenstätt]], beside his first wife.<ref name="BP">Hartmann 2000, p. 160.</ref> The [[Bundeswehr]] provided an honour guard as a mark of respect. ''Brigadegeneral'' and former comrade [[Heinz-Georg Lemm]] delivered the [[eulogy]].<ref>Röll 2011, p. 181.</ref>

	==Personal life==		==Personal life==

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	[[File:Graf Strachwitz, Hyazinth.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche; internationaly he is also known under his nickname '''Der Panzergraf''' (''The Count or Lord of tanks'').]]		[[File:Graf Strachwitz, Hyazinth.png\|thumb\|300px\|Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche; internationaly he is also known under his nickname '''Der Panzergraf''' (''The Count or Lord of tanks'').]]
	'''Hyacinth [[Graf]] Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche und Camminetz'''<ref>According to Röll his first name is spelled "Hya<u>c</u>inth". Groß-Zauche, in German, is spelled with a "sharp S"; see [[ß]].</ref> (b. 30 July [[1893]] in Groß Stein, [[Province of Silesia]], [[German Empire]]; d. 25 April [[1968]] in Trostberg, Upper Bavaria, [[Germany]]<ref>Von Ehrenkrook 2000, p. 497.</ref>) was a German aristocratic as well as officer of the [[Prussian Army]], [[German Army (German Empire)\|Imperial German Army]], the [[Freikorps]], the [[Reichswehr]], the [[SS]] and the [[Wehrmacht]], at last highly decorated Generalleutnant in [[WW II]].		'''Hyacinth [[Graf]] Strachwitz von Groß-Zauche und Camminetz'''<ref>According to Röll his first name is spelled "Hya<u>c</u>inth". Groß-Zauche, in German, is spelled with a "sharp S"; see [[ß]].</ref> (b. 30 July [[1893]] in Groß Stein, [[Province of Silesia]], [[German Empire]]; d. 25 April [[1968]] in Trostberg, Upper Bavaria, [[Germany]]<ref>Von Ehrenkrook 2000, p. 497.</ref>) was a German aristocratic as well as officer of the [[Prussian Army]], [[German Army (German Empire)\|Imperial German Army]], the [[Freikorps]], the [[Reichswehr]], the [[SS]] and the [[Wehrmacht]], at last highly decorated Generalleutnant in [[WW II]].
	==Life==		==Life==
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	Graf Strachwitz visited the ''Königlich Preußische Kadettenanstalt'', afterwards the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Preu%C3%9Fische_Hauptkadettenanstalt_Gro%C3%9F-Lichterfelde ''Königlich Preußische Hauptkadettenanstalt''] in Lichterfelde, where he became close friends with [[Manfred von Richthofen]] und Hans Sylvius Hermann Maria von Aulock (1906–1980). In August 1912, he joined the elite ''Regiment der Gardes du Corps'' of the Prussian Army. He saw action in [[World War I]].		Graf Strachwitz visited the ''Königlich Preußische Kadettenanstalt'', afterwards the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Preu%C3%9Fische_Hauptkadettenanstalt_Gro%C3%9F-Lichterfelde ''Königlich Preußische Hauptkadettenanstalt''] in Lichterfelde, where he became close friends with [[Manfred von Richthofen]] und Hans Sylvius Hermann Maria von Aulock (1906–1980). In August 1912, he joined the elite ''Regiment der Gardes du Corps'' of the Prussian Army. He saw action in [[World War I]].

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	[[File:Leutnant Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Son Leutnant Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz]]		[[File:Leutnant Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz.png\|thumb\|300px\|Son Leutnant Hyacinth Graf Strachwitz]]
	In January 1943, Graf Strachwitz was given command of Panzer-Regiment ''Großdeutschland'' of the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Panzer-Grenadier-Division_%E2%80%9EGro%C3%9Fdeutschland%E2%80%9C Panzergrenadier-Division ''Großdeutschland'']. He led the regiment when it took part in the [[Third Battle of Kharkov]], fighting alongside SS-Gruppenführer [[Paul Hausser\|Paul Hausser's]] [[II SS Panzer Corps]]. Among his men was also [[Walter von Wietersheim]]. For his actions during these battles, Graf Strachwitz was awarded the Swords to his Knight's Cross. In November 1943, Graf Strachwitz left the ''Großdeutschland'' on grounds of ill-health, although tension between him and the division's commander [[Walter Hörnlein\|Walter ''Papa'' Hörnlein]] is thought by many veterans to be the true reason for Graf Strachwitz's departure.<ref>History of the Panzerregiment Großdeutschland refers to this in detail (J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing).</ref>		In January 1943, Graf Strachwitz was given command of Panzer-Regiment ''Großdeutschland'' of the [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Panzer-Grenadier-Division_%E2%80%9EGro%C3%9Fdeutschland%E2%80%9C Panzergrenadier-Division ''Großdeutschland'']. He led the regiment when it took part in the [[Third Battle of Kharkov]], fighting alongside SS-Gruppenführer [[Paul Hausser\|Paul Hausser's]] [[II SS Panzer Corps]]. Among his men was also [[Walter von Wietersheim]]. For his actions during these battles, Graf Strachwitz was awarded the Swords to his Knight's Cross. In November 1943, Graf Strachwitz left the ''Großdeutschland'' on grounds of ill-health, although tension between him and the division's commander [[Walter Hörnlein\|Walter ''Papa'' Hörnlein]] is thought by many veterans to be the true reason for Graf Strachwitz's departure.<ref>History of the Panzerregiment Großdeutschland refers to this in detail (J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing).</ref>

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