27th Panzer Division (Germany)

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The 27th Panzer Division began forming in the southern sector of the Eastern Front in late 1942, but was never completed due to the loss of its assets during the Soviet counteroffensives around Stalingrad, and no further attempts were made to reconstitute the division.

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German Armoured Divisions of World War II

Heer Panzer Divisions
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Named Panzer Divisions: Panzer Division Clausewitz | Panzer Division Feldherrnhalle 1 | Panzer Division Feldherrnhalle 2 | Panzer Division Jüterbog | Panzer Division Kempf | Panzer Division Kurmark | Panzer Lehr Division | Panzer Division Müncheberg | Panzer Division Tatra  |
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1st "Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler" | 2nd "Das Reich" | 3rd "Totenkopf" | 5th "Wiking" | 9th "Hohenstaufen" | 10th "Frundsberg" | 12th "Hitlerjugend" |
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Hermann Göring Division |
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