August Ritter von Kral [SEP] place of death
August Ritter von Kral
August Ritter von Kral (June 20, 1869 in Braunau, Bohemia - 12 June 1953 in Vienna, Austria) was an Austrian diplomat.
August Kral entered the diplomatic service of Austria-Hungary in 1894 and held various posts in embassies in the Ottoman Empire and Persia. By 1914 he was consul in Scutari (today's Northern Albania) and commissary at the International Commission of Control for Albania. During the Bosnian annexation crisis he was given the power to enforce the Austrian interests against Serbia and
(March 1916 – October 1917), commander of the XIX Corps
- Ludwig Können-Horák (October 1917 – July 1918), commander of the XIX Corps
- Karl von Pflanzer-Baltin (July 1918 – October 1918), commander of Army Group Albania.
Civil administrator was August Ritter von Kral.
World War I Bulgarian occupation of Albania (1916–1917).
On December 10, 1915, the Bulgarian army crossed the Drin river, entered Albania, and attacked the positions of the retreating Serbian army