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66 31. Infanterie-DivisionItemla, Anlagenband 4 z. KTB 7, Besondere Anordnungen fur die Kampffiihrung und denStellungsbau..la, Anlagenband 5 z. KTB 7, Kriegsgliederung und Zustandsberichte.la, Anlagenband 6 z. KTB 7, Zustandskurzmeldungen u. 1st- u. Gefechtsstarken.;la, Anlagenband 7 z. KTB 7, Meldungen, Erfahrungs- u. Gefechtsberichte.la, Anlagenband 8 z. KTB 7, Funkbefehle und Meldungen, Mitgehorte Funksprucheder Aufklarungsflieger.Ic, Tatigkeitsbericht als Anlagenband 9 z. KTB 7.Ic, Anlagen z. TB als Anlagenbande 10 u. 11 z. KTB 7, Feindnachrichtenblatter\md Feindlagenkarten. Intelligence bulletins concerning enemy operations,unit identification, and the tactical situation; and maps showing the tacticaldisposition of enemy forces.Ic, Anlagen z. TB als Anlagenband 12 z. KTB 7, Gefangenenvernehmungen.Ic, Anlagen z. TB als Anlagenband 13 z. KTB 7, Abvehrangelegenheiten.Ic, Anlagen z. TB als Anlagenband 14 z. KTB 7, Befehle u'ber landeseigene Hilfskrafteund Bandenjagerzug 31. I.D.Jun 5 -Jun 19Jun 20Jun 1 -Aug 15Jun 1 -Jul 21Jun 2 -Sep 6 -Dates Item No. Roll 1st FrameDec 31,- Nov 30, 1942- Dec 25, 1942Dec 28,- Sep 9, 1942Dec 31,- Dec 24, 1942Dec 27,Dec 22,1942194219421942194227848/527848/627348/727848/827848/927848/1027848/11-27848/1227848/1327848/14867867867867867867867,2336868868238327590808101711401149,11193Jun 3 - Dec 16, 1942 27848/15 868 211
The 32. Infanterie-Division was formed in Kolberg in 1934-35 by expansionof Infanterie-Regiment 4 of the old Reichsvehr and participatedin the campaign in Poland in 1939 and in the West in 194-0.Beginning June 22, 1941, it fought in the eastern campaign, crossingLithuania via Mariampole and Kaunas. In July it entered Russianear Disna on the Dvina River and moved northward via Nevel, Novosokolniki,Kholm, Demyansk, and Valdai to Borovichi. In Novemberand December 194-1 it fought in the Borovichi, Lake Seliger, andValdai Heights areas. From January 194-2 to February 194-3 the divisiontook part in position defense in the Demyansk pocket and fromItemla, Taktische Befehle fur A-, S- und SS-Fall. Orders relating to preparations forOperation "Gelb" (invasion of Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg) by the 32. and263. Inf.Div. and the 7. Pz.Div.la, Kriegstagebiicher 1 u. 2. Operations during the transfer from Poland to theCologne and Bonn areas; preparations for Operation "Gelb"; invasion of Belgiumnear Houffalize; the crossing of Belgium via Champion, Beauraing, andChimay; the invasion of France near Le Nouvion; the advance to Lille viaGambrai and Douai| the crossing of the Somme River at 1'Etoille, the BresleRiver near Eu, and the Seine River in the Rouen-Elbeuf area; the final offensivetoward La Rochelle via Alencon, Mayenne, Laval, and Nantes; march movementsback to Nantes and St.Nazaire and coastal defense in that area untilSep 194-0; and the transfer to Graudenz, East Prussia. The division was subordinateto the V., II., and I. A.K., successively, under the command ofGen.Lt. Franz Bb'hme.la, Anlagenheft 2 z. KTB.Tactical orders,la, Anlagenheft 3 z. KTB, Kriegsgliederungen.la, Anlagenheft 3 z. KTB.Tactical orders.la, Kriegstagebuch 4-, Heimat. Transfer of the division from St.Lo to Graudenzand its training activities in the Graudenz, Kulni, Bromberg, Konitz, and Arysareas. Also, an order of battle chart and a map showing the location ofbilleting areas.32. Infanterie-Division (32d Infantry Division) 67March through October in the Staraya Russa area, then moved to theNovosokolniki-Nevel area, where it participated in the battle forNevel from November 13, 1943, to January 4-, 1944. Although norecords of this division dated later than December 31, 194-3, areavailable, situation maps of Lage Ost show that it defended theNevel, Polotsk, Sebezh, and Opochka areas from January to April1944, the Ostrov area from May to July, and the Madona area fromAugust to October. It then withdrew to the area east of Liepaja(Libau), which it defended until February 194-5, and to PreussischPriedland to defend the Biitow, Rummelsberg, and Pillau areas untilthe latter part of April 194-5.DatesItem No.Mar 10 - Apr 23, 1940 F 110/5Oct 1, 1939 - W 4718,Sep 22, 1940 W 4713aFeb 17 - Jun 14, 1940Aug 3, 1940Jun 16 - Sep 12, 1940W 4713cW 4713dW 471Sd/lRoll869869869869369Sep 21, 1940 -JPTI 3.1, 1Q£L 11949/1 8691st Frame222613845850949
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The 32. Infanterie-Division was formed in Kolberg in 1934-35 by expansionof Infanterie-Regiment 4 of the old Reichsvehr and particip<strong>at</strong>edin the campaign in Poland in 1939 and in the West in 194-0.Beginning June 22, 1941, it fought in the eastern campaign, crossingLithuania via Mariampole and Kaunas. In July it entered Russianear Disna on the Dvina River and moved northward via Nevel, Novosokolniki,Kholm, Demyansk, and Valdai <strong>to</strong> Borovichi. In Novemberand December 194-1 it fought in the Borovichi, Lake Seliger, andValdai Heights areas. From January 194-2 <strong>to</strong> February 194-3 the division<strong>to</strong>ok part in position defense in the Demyansk pocket and fromItemla, Taktische Befehle fur A-, S- und SS-Fall. Orders rel<strong>at</strong>ing <strong>to</strong> prepar<strong>at</strong>ions forOper<strong>at</strong>ion "Gelb" (invasion of Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg) by the 32. and263. Inf.Div. and the 7. Pz.Div.la, Kriegstagebiicher 1 u. 2. Oper<strong>at</strong>ions during the transfer from Poland <strong>to</strong> theCologne and Bonn areas; prepar<strong>at</strong>ions for Oper<strong>at</strong>ion "Gelb"; invasion of Belgiumnear Houffalize; the crossing of Belgium via Champion, Beauraing, andChimay; the invasion of France near Le Nouvion; the advance <strong>to</strong> Lille viaGambrai and Douai| the crossing of the Somme River <strong>at</strong> 1'E<strong>to</strong>ille, the BresleRiver near Eu, and the Seine River in the Rouen-Elbeuf area; the final offensive<strong>to</strong>ward La Rochelle via Alencon, Mayenne, Laval, and Nantes; march movementsback <strong>to</strong> Nantes and St.Nazaire and coastal defense in th<strong>at</strong> area untilSep 194-0; and the transfer <strong>to</strong> Graudenz, East Prussia. The division was subordin<strong>at</strong>e<strong>to</strong> the V., II., and I. A.K., successively, under the <strong>com</strong>mand ofGen.Lt. Franz Bb'hme.la, Anlagenheft 2 z. KTB.Tactical orders,la, Anlagenheft 3 z. KTB, Kriegsgliederungen.la, Anlagenheft 3 z. KTB.Tactical orders.la, Kriegstagebuch 4-, Heim<strong>at</strong>. Transfer of the division from St.Lo <strong>to</strong> Graudenzand its training activities in the Graudenz, Kulni, Bromberg, Konitz, and Arysareas. Also, an order of b<strong>at</strong>tle chart and a map showing the loc<strong>at</strong>ion ofbilleting areas.32. Infanterie-Division (32d Infantry Division) 67March through Oc<strong>to</strong>ber in the Staraya Russa area, then moved <strong>to</strong> theNovosokolniki-Nevel area, where it particip<strong>at</strong>ed in the b<strong>at</strong>tle forNevel from November 13, 1943, <strong>to</strong> January 4-, 1944. Although no<strong>records</strong> of this division d<strong>at</strong>ed l<strong>at</strong>er than December 31, 194-3, areavailable, situ<strong>at</strong>ion maps of Lage Ost show th<strong>at</strong> it defended theNevel, Polotsk, Sebezh, and Opochka areas from January <strong>to</strong> April1944, the Ostrov area from May <strong>to</strong> July, and the Madona area fromAugust <strong>to</strong> Oc<strong>to</strong>ber. It then withdrew <strong>to</strong> the area east of Liepaja(Libau), which it defended until February 194-5, and <strong>to</strong> PreussischPriedland <strong>to</strong> defend the Bii<strong>to</strong>w, Rummelsberg, and Pillau areas untilthe l<strong>at</strong>ter part of April 194-5.D<strong>at</strong>esItem No.Mar 10 - Apr 23, 1940 F 110/5Oct 1, 1939 - W 4718,Sep 22, 1940 W 4713aFeb 17 - Jun 14, 1940Aug 3, 1940Jun 16 - Sep 12, 1940W 4713cW 4713dW 471Sd/lRoll869869869869369Sep 21, 1940 -JPTI 3.1, 1Q£L 11949/1 8691st Frame222613845850949