History

The 295th Infantry Division (German: 295. Infanterie-Division) was an infantry division of the German Heer during World War II.

The division was formed on 10 February 1940 as part of the eighth Aufstellungswelle in the Magdeburg are within Wehrkreis XI.

In May 1940, the 295th Infantry Division was in the OKH reserves and was sent to Belgium in June, during the Battle of France. The division was subsequently on occupation duty in the Lille area, before being transferred to Rouen, where it remained until April 1941.

The division was destroyed during the Battle of Stalingrad in January 1943 and later on 12 February 1943, an order was given to rebuild the division, initially at Kampfgruppe strength, later upgraded to a static division that was deployed in occupied Norway. The static division was ordered to be upgraded to full division strength on 24 January 1945. After the end of World War II, the division was imprisoned by British forces.

Featured Missions

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Battle of StalingradPavlov's HouseBattle of StalingradIndustrial Roundabout Shootout
Battle of StalingradMain Residential InvasionBattle of StalingradVolga River Crossing
Battle of StalingradBlock by BlockBattle of StalingradSeizing the Railyard
Battle of StalingradStruggle for MamayevBattle of StalingradTaking Mamayev Kurgan