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troops were pulled out of the Line on 15 June in the central Line, but remained in the SF Haguenau. Having broken through at the Sarre, German troops moved behind the Line, heading east. Hochwald and
Schoenenbourg came under aerial and artillery attack on 19 June, continuing the next day. Hochwald supported Lembach with its 75mm guns when the latter came under infantry attack, but the German 215th ID broke through a weakly fortified section of the Line west of Lembach in the SF Vosges. On 21 June a German 420mm mortar and a 355mm weapon began shelling Schoenenbourg, causing some damage but not breaching the position. Schoenenbourg received the heaviest bombardment of any Maginot fortification, comprising 160 aerial bombs, 50 42 cm shells, 33 28 cm shells, and approximately 3000 smaller projectiles,
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927:, consisting of the I/22, II/23, XXI/23, I/68, II/68, II/70, II/79 and III/79e RIFs, along with the 69e RAMF and the 156e RAP. A partial withdrawal of fortress troops took place in the SF Haguenau, with some battalions of each fortress infantry regiment remaining in their positions until the armistice to cover the withdrawal of the interval troops and the fortress infantry assigned to the
911:. A number of problems with ammunition and weaponry were revealed by this action, and compatibility problems with guns and ordnance persisted into 1940 in other locations. Hochwald and Schoenenbourg fired their 75mm guns again on 16 October Hochwald fired again in November on Germans laying a minefield. At Schoenenbourg a 120mm gun exploded during target practice in March 1940.
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221:. The SF Haguenau was commanded by Commandant Laherre, then Lieutenant Colonel Schwartz. The command post was located at Reimerswiller, although Schwartz's command post was at Hochwald. The interval troops, the army formations that were to provide the mobile defense for the sector, to support and be supported by the fixed defenses, were under the command of the 12th Corps (
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disrupting communications but not seriously harming French defenses. German artillery hit an embrasure at
Oberroeden Sud, killing one French soldier. Despite the intensity of the attack, the casemate line, aided by Hochwald and Schoenenbourg, held. The 246th withdrew with sixty-two killed, ten missing and about three hundred wounded.
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took effect on 25 June, stopping the fighting. The final surrender of
Hochwald, Schoenenbourg and their lesser positions was effected on 1 July 1940, in accordance with the terms of the armistice. Hochwald had fired 19,550 of the 75mm, 135mm or 81mm rounds of the 90,315 on hand; Schoenenbourg 16,474
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In early June in the face of the German assault, all fortress units attached to the Fifth Army were ordered to prepare for withdrawal to the south and west. While fortress units under the 2nd, 3rd and 8th Armies received categorical instructions to prepare to sabotage their positions and conduct an
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The
Herrlisheim sub-sector of the neighboring Fortified Sector of the Lower Rhine was transferred to the SF Haguenau on 5 March 1940 when the SF Lower Rhine was reorganized as the 103rd Fortress Infantry Division. The riverbank fortifications were of a basic nature, with protection only up to 155mm
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of the largest kind in the west, and lighter casemate lines farther east, with multilayered lines of casemates along the Rhine. The sector thus forms a transition from the heavily fortified section of the central Line to the lighter positions along the Rhine sectors. In preliminary planning in 1925
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Valley to the east. The Lauter region was more important during the planning and construction phase of the
Maginot Line than it was in the operational phase of the Line, when the sectors assumed prominence. The Fortified Region of the Lauter was dissolved as a military organization on 5 March 1940,
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in 1956, Hochwald was transferred to the French Air Force for use as an air defense command center. New underground galleries were built in the rear (i.e., near the entrance blocks). The nearby
Caserne de Drachenbronn became the above-ground support and operations facility. The complex was briefly
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oilfield. To support the 215th ID, the German 246th
Infantry Division was ordered to directly attack the SF Haguenau from the north. On the 20th the 246th attacked several casemates centering on Oberroeden Nord and Aschbach-Ouest and Est. Aerial bombing hit Oberroeden Nord and the Abri de Hoffen,
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The full German offensive opened on 10 May 1940. German attention was concentrated on
Belgium and the Ardennes region, breaching a weak point in French frontier defenses at Sedan. The main Maginot Line was not directly attacked. However, as disaster overtook the French field armies, the interval
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While the
Haguenau positions played little role in Allied advances in 1944, the retreating Germans caused significant damage to Hochwald, blowing up turrets, entrance blocks and several combat blocks before abandoning the position. Somewhat later, in 1945, Schoenenbourg and nearby casemates
1018:, the first company assigned to an area near Vesoul, and the second at Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines. Both were captured between 19 and 22 June. The third battalion, left behind in the casemates, repelled attacks on 16 and 17 June and surrendering on 30 June.
1142:, which has restored the casemate since 2001. The organization is also working on the casemates at Aschbach Est, Aschbach Ouest and Bois d'Hoffen, however these are not presently open to the public. The Abri du Heidenbuckel has been preserved by the
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The 23rd RIF was stationed in the
Soufflenheim sub-sector. The sub-sector experienced bombardments beginning 14 May, with direct assault finally beginning 13 June, at the same time as orders arrived to detach the second and 21st battalions to the DF
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Hochwald remains in French military hands, housing the hardened command center for French Air Force activities at Drachenbronn Air Base/BA 901. Its former caserne provides support and above-ground operational functions. The Bockange caserne is a
90:. The positions and their garrisons finally surrendered on 1 July 1940. The sector saw action again in 1944 and 1945 as American forces advanced into Alsace. The sector's easternmost sections saw heavy fighting in January 1945 during the German
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orderly retreat from 14 to 17 June, Fifth Army commander General Bourret's instructions to the SFs Rohrbach, Vosges, Haguenau and Lower Rhine were not as definitive. The personnel of the SF Haguenau were to be consolidated into a
229:), which controlled both fixed and mobile artillery, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Duval. The 16th ID was a Class A reserve formation, while the 70th ID was a Class B reserve division, unsuitable for heavy or sustained combat.
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as the preferred term for the Maginot positions, in preference to "fort", a term usually reserved for older fortifications with passive defenses in the form of walls and ditches. The literal translation of
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At the midpoint of the Battle of France on 1 June 1940, the fortress troops of the SF Haguenau amounted to five fortress infantry regiments in 12 battalions, comprising 670 officers and 22,000 men.
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147:. The Hochwald and Schoenenbourg positions were planned to anchor the right flank of the Maginot defenses on the easternmost heights of the Vosges. To the south, Strasbourg was to be considered an
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225:), General Dentz, commander. The 6th Corps was in turn made up of the 16th and 70th Infantry Divisions. Artillery support for the sector was provided by the 156th Position Artillery Regiment (
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The 70th RIF occupied the Herrlisheim sub-sector. Transferred from the Lower Rhine to the Haguenau sector on 5 March 1940, the regiment lost its first and second battalions to the 70/79
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and the Col de Sainte-Marie. The battalions saw action at several locations in the Haute-Saône before finally being captured on the 25th in the Vosges. The first battalion and CEC (
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caliber, machine gun armament and no electrical system. The second and third lines were more robust in construction and equipment, with electric generators and anti-tank weapons.
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The sector includes, in order from west to east, the following major fortified positions, together with the most significant casemates and infantry shelters in each sub-sector:
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after the sector's commander, and were repositioned to face to the south in the direction of the German 215th ID's threat. The garrison units surrendered on 2 July.
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The 22nd RIF was deployed in the Pechelbronn area. The unit's first battalion was ordered to withdraw from the fortified line on 14 June as part of the DI
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road. The battalion was captured at Héricourt on 19 June. The other units of the 22nd RIF remained in their fortifications and surrendered on 1 July.
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forces. The strongest positions, Hochwald and Schoenenbourg were grouped with Four-à-Chaux and Lembach from the SF Vosges. They were designated the
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Following World War II, the French military reclaimed the Maginot Line with the aim of renovating and improving it against a possible attack by
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of 34,260. Under German occupation in 1940, Schoenenbourg was subjected to a new bombardment, filmed for propaganda purposes. In 1944 Hochwald (
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1073:. American units retreated south to the casemate line and dug in, holding on from 8 January to 21 January, before falling back to Haguenau.
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and Diespach. After the armistice the units moved to Salm and were captured on 25 June. The casemate garrisons became part of the so-called
1908:
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None of the major positions in the SF Haguenau were captured by German forces prior to 25 June armistice. However, by 20 June the town of
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The Casemate de Hatten is preserved by the Association des amis du museé de l'Abri de Hatten as the Abri de Hatten, and may be visited.
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Schmeltzbach Ouest, Drachenbronn Nordand Sud and Bremmelbach received the same treatment from the German 245th ID before the American
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to be sold by the Ministry of Defense to a local community. Schoenenbourg is maintained as a museum and may be visited. The
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217:, headquartered at Wangenbourg, under the command of General Bourret, which was in turn part of Army Group 2 under General
1091:("breakwater") in 1951 and were placed back into service after a period of rehabilitation. After the establishment of the
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to the rear of the Line had been captured by the German 215th Infantry Division, part of a German strategy to secure the
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The 68th RIF occupied the sub-sector of Sessenheim. From 14 June the first and second companies were attached to the DF
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E 700/O720 of eleven combat blocks with nine detached casemates. Hochwald is effectively a complex of two connected
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took possession. In the Alsace Plain Ingolsheim Nord and Ouest, Hunspach Village, Seltz and others were blown up.
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260:), Lt. Colonel Lemai, followed by Chef de Bataillon Fabre in May 1940, command post in the Bois de Kirschpiel.
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The eastern portion of the sector was the scene of heavy fighting in January 1945 as a result of the German
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377:), Lt. Colonel Rethoré, command post at position 1416, then the Abri du Bucholzberg from 17 June 1940.
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63:. The right wing, started after 1931, was progressively scaled back in order to save money during the
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on 13 June. The formation was integrated into the 103rd DIF (the former SF Lower Rhine) and moved to
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1688:. Association pour la Valorisation du Patrimoine et de la Memoire militaire du Rhin. Archived from
75:. The sector's northern and eastern sides bordered on Germany. To the south the sector borders the
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1946:
151:, as it could otherwise be easily destroyed by German artillery on the other side of the Rhine.
43:) was the French military organization that in 1940 controlled the most easterly section of the
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regarded the Rhine and its branches as a significant obstacle, backed by the heights of the
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is maintained as a museum by the same organization. The site is notable for the American
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The Haguenau sector uniquely combined two aspects of the Maginot fortifications: two
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offensive. Following the war some positions were reactivated for use during the
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725:) and a line of approximately seventeen fortified houses completed the sector.
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In addition to the casemate lines, a line of fifteen fortified frontier posts (
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The Casemate d'Oberroedern Sud is maintained as "Casemate Rieiffel" by the
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is a large fortification with a significant artillery component, while a
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has been preserved as a museum and is open to the public, as well as the
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1297:(in French). French Ministry of Defense. 2 February 2007. Archived from
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79:, from which it received several casemates in a boundary shift in 1940.
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Casemate de Breitenacker Nord (linked underground to Breitenacker Nord)
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Casemate de Drachenbronn Sud (linked underground to Drachenbronn Nord)
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Casemate de Drachenbronn Nord (linked underground to Drachenbronn Sud)
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Fortress France: The Maginot Line and French Defenses in World War II
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Casemate de Breitenacker Sud (linked underground to Breitenacker Sud)
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Casemate de Bremmelbach Sud (linked underground to Bremmelbach Nord)
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Casemate de Bremmelbach Nord (linked underground to Bremmelbach Sud)
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Kaufmann, J.E., Kaufmann, H.W., Jancovič-Potočnik, A. and Lang, P.
1003:) 5 and 6 remained in their fortifications to surrender on 2 July.
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86:. The sector successfully fended off German assaults before the
2001:
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offensive aimed at the recapture of Strasbourg. German forces of
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51:. The left (western) wing of the Haguenau sector adjoined the
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The SF Haguenau was attacked in 1940 by German forces in the
307:, completed as the linked casemates Bremmelbach Nord and Sud
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Brolli, Antoine (1987–1988). "L'ouvrage "G" de la D.A.T.".
388:, completed as the casemates Moulin d'Hunspach Nord and Sud
398:, completed as the casemates Hoffen Est and Bois d'Hoffen
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The Haguenau sector was under the overall command of the
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in the sense of a fortification in English is "work." A
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to fire on the Germans on 8–9 September 1939 during the
499:), Lt. Colonel Lefèvre, command post at Soufflenheim.
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as an air defense command center to the present day.
55:, includes two of the largest Maginot fortifications,
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The Drusenheim Centre casemate is maintained as the "
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Association des Amis de la Ligne Maginot d'Oberroeden
1848:Mary, Jean-Yves; Hohnadel, Alain; Sicard, Jacques.
1831:Mary, Jean-Yves; Hohnadel, Alain; Sicard, Jacques.
1814:Mary, Jean-Yves; Hohnadel, Alain; Sicard, Jacques.
1609:. Association des Amis de la Ligne Maginot d'Alsace
1425:. Association des Amis de la Ligne Maginot d'Alsace
1867:Maginot Line 1940: Battles on the French Frontier.
1115:On 4 September 2001, Schoenenbourg was the first
1010:and were assigned to guard the rail line between
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408:, completed as casemates Oberroeden Nord and Est
1850:Hommes et Ouvrages de la Ligne Maginot, Tome 5.
1833:Hommes et Ouvrages de la Ligne Maginot, Tome 3.
1816:Hommes et Ouvrages de la Ligne Maginot, Tome 1.
1607:"04 septembre 2001 - La vente du Schoenenbourg"
1584:Bulletin de la société belfortaine d'émulation
995:, then to Lure, while the 21st was ordered to
619:, completed as casemates Auenheim Nord and Sud
258:164e Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse (RIF)
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2002:Fortifications of the French frontier in 1940
1987:
1171:English-language sources use the French term
747:70e Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse (RIF)
606:68e Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse (RIF)
497:23e Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse (RIF)
482:
375:79e Régiment d'Infanterie de Forteresse (RIF)
252:Interior of Schoenenbourg with electric train
1771:La Ligne Maginot: Guide des Forts à Visiter,
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243:
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907:, supporting French forces involved in the
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118:The Haguenau sector was part of the larger
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2706:French border defenses before World War II
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1994:
1980:
1896:Fortress Schoenenbourg and Casemate d'Esch
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1852:Paris, Histoire & Collections, 2009.
1835:Paris, Histoire & Collections, 2003.
1818:Paris, Histoire & Collections, 2001.
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628:(linked underground to Rountzenheim Nord)
31:Munitions entrance, Ouvrage Schoenenbourg
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575:(linked underground to Rountzenheim Sud)
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26:
18:
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227:Régiment d'Artillerie de Position (RAP)
131:becoming the 43rd Fortress Army Corps.
122:, a strongly defended area between the
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955:) was used as an underground factory.
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1975:
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1127:tank perched on top of the casemate.
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714:Casemate de Niederbetschdorf Nord-Est
364:, incorporating portions of Hochwald)
16:Historic French border fortifications
1737:
1144:Association des Amis du Heidenbuckel
2076:SF Rohrbach (Maginot New Frontiers)
2046:SF Montmédy (Maginot New Frontiers)
2036:SF Maubeuge (Maginot New Frontiers)
1802:The Maginot Line: History and Guide
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991:. The second battalion was sent to
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759:Compangnie d'Équipage de Casemates
717:Casemate du Moulin-de-Rittershoffen
702:Casemate de Hohwiller (never built)
659:Casemate du Pont-de-Roppenheim Nord
545:Casemate du Bois-de-Rittershoffen 6
542:Casemate du Bois-de-Rittershoffen 5
539:Casemate du Bois-de-Rittershoffen 4
536:Casemate du Bois-de-Rittershoffen 3
533:Casemate du Bois-de-Rittershoffen 2
530:Casemate du Bois-de-Rittershoffen 1
510:, completed as casemate Kauffenheim
426:Casemate du Moulin d'Hunspach Ouest
423:Casemate du Moulin d'Hunspach Ouest
141:Commission de Défense des Frontiers
77:Fortified Sector of the Lower Rhine
13:
2127:(includes the Little Maginot Line/
1786:Kaufmann, J.E. and Kaufmann, H.W.
662:Casemate du Pont-de-Roppenheim Sud
527:Casemate d'Hatten (Abri de Hatten)
281:is one of the two largest Maginot
14:
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2675:Defensive Organization of Corsica
2031:SF Escaut (Maginot New Frontiers)
1880:
1869:Oxford: Osprey Publishing, 2010.
1769:Degon, André; Zylberyng, Didier,
1759:Oxford: Osprey Publishing, 2003.
1541:(in French). ALMA. Archived from
1423:"Le Schoenenbourg de 1940 à 1952"
1110:
1001:compagnie d'équipage de casemates
745:70th Fortress Infantry Regiment (
711:Casemate de Niederbetschdorf Nord
687:Casemate de Lobsann (never built)
604:68th Fortress Infantry Regiment (
495:23rd Fortress Infantry Regiment (
462:Casemate d'Obberroedern Est (Sud)
373:79th Fortress Infantry Regiment (
360:Casernement de Drachenbronn (now
256:22nd Fortress Infantry Regiment (
2008:Northern and northeastern France
881:Peacetime barracks and support:
808:Peacetime barracks and support:
774:Casemate de Drusenheim Centre ("
729:Peacetime barracks and support:
583:Peacetime barracks and support:
474:Peacetime barracks and support:
356:Peacetime barracks and support:
196:
184:
172:
160:
2508:Fortified Sector of Faulquemont
2304:Fortified Sector of the Crusnes
1938:Le secteur fortifié de Haguenau
1906:Le secteur fortifié de Haguenau
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1630:
1621:
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1557:
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1482:
1473:
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1370:
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1040:US soldiers at Hochwald in 1944
2602:Fortified Sector of the Vosges
2352:Fortified Sector of Thionville
2220:Fortified Sector of the Escaut
1965:at ligne.maginot.corf.free.fr
1947:Les ouvrages du SF de Haguenau
1922:Haguenau (secteur fortifié d')
1865:Romanych, Marc; Rupp, Martin.
1271:
1244:
1188:is smaller, with lighter arms.
1165:
1105:Base Aérienne 901 Drachenbronn
681:
668:Casemate du Fort-Louis-Village
313:Casemate de Schmeltzenbach Est
235:
120:Fortified Region of the Lauter
53:Fortified Sector of the Vosges
1:
2546:Fortified Sector of the Sarre
1773:Editions Ouest-France, 2014.
1649:. FALMA. 2010. Archived from
1647:"Autres casemates du secteur"
1194:
573:Casemate de Rountzenheim Nord
548:Casemate de Koenigsbrück Nord
88:Second Armistice at Compiègne
41:Secteur Fortifiée de Haguenau
23:Casemate d'Esch, now a museum
2696:Fortified sector of Haguenau
2630:Fortified Sector of Haguenau
2564:Fortified Sector of Rohrbach
2271:Fortified Sector of Montmédy
2238:Fortified Sector of Maubeuge
1956:Secteur Fortifié de Haguenau
1887:Fortified sector of Haguenau
836:Casemate de Gambsheim Centre
677:Casemate de Stattmatten 10/3
671:Casemate du Fort-Louis-Ouest
626:Casemate de Rountzenheim Sud
551:Casemate de Koenigsbrück Sud
67:, abandoning plans for four
37:Fortified Sector of Haguenau
7:
1093:French nuclear strike force
817:
771:Casemate de Drusenheim Nord
705:Casemate de Kuhlendorf Nord
636:Casemate d'Auenheim Sud 9/3
587:Casernement de Soufflenheim
457:Casemate d'Oberroedern Nord
420:Casemate d'Hunspach-Station
414:Casemate d'Hunspach-Village
346:Casemate d'Ingolsheim Ouest
10:
2727:
2420:Fortified Sector of Boulay
1515:Mary, Tome 5, pp. 142, 155
1376:Mary, Tome 3, pp. 191, 201
1154:Abri de l'Ancienne Redoute
1103:before its designation as
948:Second Compiègne armistice
889:
869:Casemate d Bettenhoffen 15
781:Casemate de Drusenheim Sud
776:Abri de l'Ancienne Redoute
752:
708:Casemate de Kuhlendorf Sud
674:Casemate du Fort-Louis-Est
608:), Lt. Colonel Blanloeil.
483:Sub-sector of Soufflenheim
442:Casemate du Bois de Hoffen
349:Casemate de Ingolsheim Est
297:O 800 of six combat blocks
208:
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2418:
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2007:
1790:, Stackpole Books, 2006.
1757:The Maginot Line 1928-45.
1524:Mary, Tome 5, pp. 142-143
1506:Mary, Tome 1, pp. 101-102
1241:Mary, Tome 3, pp. 142-143
876:Casemate de Kilstett 16/3
866:Casemate de Mulrhein 15/3
839:Casemate de Gambsheim Sud
812:Casernement de Drusenheim
804:Casemate d'Ottendorf 14/3
791:Abri d'Ancien-Redoute 6/2
741:Sub-sector of Herrlisheim
649:Abri de Beinheim Nord 2/2
646:Casemate du Pont-de-Seltz
447:Casemate d'Aschbach Ouest
382:Ouvrage Moulin d'Hunspach
244:Sub-sector of Péchelbronn
203:Insignia of the 79th RIF.
191:Insignia of the 70th RIF.
179:Insignia of the 68th RIF.
167:Insignia of the 23rd RIF.
2066:SF Faulquemont (Maginot)
1709:Degon, Zylberyng, p. 101
1535:"Les combats de 1944/45"
1159:
958:
885:Casernement de Gambsheim
849:Abri de Kaelbergrund 7/2
801:Casemate de Neureid 12/3
761:, or "casemate company"
733:Casernement d'Oberhoffen
632:Casemate d'Auenheim Nord
592:Sub-sector of Sessenheim
569:Casemate du Heidenbuckel
114:Concept and organization
98:, with continued use of
1804:, Pen and Sword, 2011.
1743:Degon, Zylberyng, p. 99
1605:Burtscher, Jean-Louis.
1291:"Historique de la base"
899:Hochwald was the first
736:Casernement de Beinheim
696:Casemate de Soultz Nord
600:Casemate d'Auenheim Sud
563:Casemate de Kauffenheim
491:Casemate d'Heidenbuckel
478:Casernement de Bockange
452:Casemate d'Aschbach Est
1682:"Casemate de Kilstett"
1052:36th Infantry Division
1041:
997:Sainte-Croix-aux-Mines
844:Second line (shelters)
824:First line (riverbank)
786:Second line (shelters)
766:First line (riverbank)
699:Casemate de Soultz Sud
665:Casemate de Neuhaeusel
652:Abri de Beinheim Sud 2
641:First line (riverbank)
601:
516:Casemate d'Hatten Nord
492:
438:Casemate de Hoffen Est
301:Ouvrage de Bremmelbach
253:
32:
24:
2212:Maginot Line Ouvrages
2086:SF Haguenau (Maginot)
1949:at alsacemaginot.com
1671:Kaufmann 2011, p. 254
1636:Kaufmann 2011, p. 252
1563:Mary, Tome 5, p. 161.
1539:Ouvrage Schoenenbourg
1385:Kaufmann 2006, p. 174
1358:Kaufmann 2006, p. 173
1349:Kaufmann 2006, p. 168
1340:Kaufmann 2006, p. 152
1331:Kaufmann 2006, p. 151
1039:
861:Third line (villages)
796:Third line (villages)
693:Casemate du Grosswald
690:Casemate de Mettemuhl
599:
519:Casemate d'Hatten Sud
490:
469:Observatoire d'Hatten
392:Ouvrage Bois d'Hoffen
362:Drachenbronn Air Base
343:Abri de Schoenenbourg
290:Ouvrage Schoenenbourg
251:
219:André-Gaston Prételat
104:Ouvrage Schoenenbourg
61:Ouvrage Schoenenbourg
30:
22:
2056:Thionville (Maginot)
2051:SF Crusnes (Maginot)
1940:at lignemaginot.com
1724:Les Gardiens du Rhin
1686:Les gardiens du Rhin
1572:Mary, Tome 5, p. 172
1470:Mary, Tome 5, p. 137
1461:Mary, Tome 5, p. 136
1452:Mary, Tome 3, p. 205
1443:Mary, Tome 5, p. 255
1412:Mary, Tome 3, p. 233
1367:Mary, Tome 3, p. 220
1277:Kaufmann 2006, p. 20
1268:Kaufmann 2006, p. 13
1259:Mary, Tome 3, p. 189
1250:Kaufmann 2006, p. 76
1223:Mary, Tome 3, p. 134
578:Abri de Soufflenheim
566:Abri du Heidenbuckel
557:Abri de Koenigsbrück
466:Casemate de la Seltz
435:Abri de Hoffen Ouest
429:Abri du Buchholzberg
369:Sub-sector of Hoffen
340:Abri de Grassersloch
126:to the west and the
2125:Southeastern France
2081:SF Vosges (Maginot)
2061:SF Boulay (Maginot)
1653:on 20 November 2011
1627:Mary, Tome 1, p. 77
1497:Mary, Tome 1, p. 97
1488:Mary, Tome 1, p. 91
1479:Mary, Tome 1, p. 89
1322:Mary, Tome 1, p. 38
1232:Mary, Tome 1, p. 15
1031:groupement Schwartz
929:divisions de marche
504:Ouvrage Kauffenheim
417:Casemate d'Hunspach
2652:Petit Maginot Line
2153:SF Alpes-Maritimes
2071:SF Sarre (Maginot)
1961:2016-03-03 at the
1927:2019-03-06 at the
1915:at wikimaginot.eu
1911:2015-10-18 at the
1755:Allcorn, William.
1586:(in French) (79).
1059:Operation Nordwind
1045:Operation Nordwind
1042:
1023:régiment de marche
967:, falling back to
921:Division de Marche
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402:Ouvrage Oberroeden
319:Abri de Birkenbach
279:Ouvrage Hackenberg
254:
92:Operation Nordwind
47:, to the north of
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2483:Coume Annexe Nord
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1858:978-2-35250-127-5
1810:978-1-84884-068-3
1779:978-2-7373-6080-0
1295:Base Aérienne 901
1071:French First Army
852:Abri d Haugrund 7
223:12e Corps d'Armee
71:and substituting
2718:
2711:Môle de Haguenau
2610:Grand-Hohékirkel
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316:Abri de Walkmühl
266:Ouvrage Hochwald
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