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* Generalleutnant August Schmidt ( May 1942 – September 1944 )
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Generalleutnant and Schmidt
At the start, the forest was defended by the German 275th and 353rd Infantry Divisions ; understrength but well prepared — 5, 000 men ( 1, 000 in reserve )— and commanded by Generalleutnant Hans Schmidt, they had little artillery and no tanks.
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