m The LXIX Army Corps (German: LXIX. Armeekorps), initially known as the LXIX Reserve Corps (German: LXIX. Reservekorps|link=no), was an army corps of the German Wehrmacht during World War II. The corps was initially formed in July 1943.
The LXIX Reserve Corps was formed on 8 July 1943 for deployment in occupied Yugoslavia. It was deployed under the supervision of the German commander in Croatia (16 November 1942 to 24 August 1943: Rudolf Lüters), stationed in Banja Luka.[1] The initial commander of the LXIX Reserve Corps was the Ernst Dehner.[2]
The LXIX Reserve Corps was part of the 2nd Panzer Army under Army Group F between September 1943 and December 1944 and carried the name LXIX. Armeekorps after 20 January 1944.[3] Dehner was succeeded as corps commander by Julius Ringel on 1 April 1944, who was in turn replaced by Helge Auleb on 24 June 1944. The corps then served in the reserves of Army Group F between January and March 1945 and then in the reserves of Army Group E until the end of the war in May 1945.
| 1943 | 5 September | Ernst Dehner | 173rd Infantry, 187th Infantry | 2nd Panzer Army | Army Group F | Independent State of Croatia |
| 4 October | 1st Cossacks, 173rd Infantry, 187th Infantry | |||||
| 8 November | ||||||
| 3 December | 173rd Infantry, 187th Infantry, 367th Infantry, 23rd SS Nederland | |||||
| 1944 | January | Unknown | ||||
| February | ||||||
| March | ||||||
| 15 April | Julius Ringel | |||||
| 17 May | 1st Cossacks | |||||
| 17 June | 1st Cossacks, 373rd Croatian Infantry | |||||
| 15 July | Helge Auleb | 1st Cossacks, 98th Infantry, 373rd Croatian Infantry | ||||
| 31 August | 1st Cossacks | |||||
| 16 September | ||||||
| 13 October | ||||||
| 5 November | ||||||
| 26 November | ||||||
| 1945 | January | Unknown | directly under army group | |||
| February | ||||||
| March | ||||||
| April | Army Group E | |||||
| May |