After the war Rohr was assigned in 1920 to Reichswehr Infantry Regiment 29 of the Provisional Reichswehr.
With the formation to the 100,000-man army in 1921, he was dismissed and put at its disposition under the title of a lieutenant colonel.
Since the major received no suitable command in the Reichswehr and had to take supply jobs on the staff, he resigned.
Thus the Reichswehr deprived itself of one of its most capable soldiers.
Rohr found a new home in Lübeck, where he died while a director of the Lübecker Getreidebank.
After the war Rohr was assigned in 1920 to Reichswehr Infantry Regiment 29 of the Provisional Reichswehr. With the formation to the 100,000-man army in 1921, he was dismissed and put at its disposition under the title of a lieutenant colonel. Since the major received no suitable command in the Reichswehr and had to take supply jobs on the staff, he resigned. Thus the Reichswehr deprived itself of one of its most capable soldiers. Rohr found a new home in Lübeck, where he died while a director of the Lübecker Getreidebank.
Willy Rohr