17 Pułk Piechoty (III Rzesza)
| Historia | |
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Sformowanie | 1921 |
| Rozformowanie | 1942 |
| Dowódcy | |
| Pierwszy | Hans von Brandenstein |
| Ostatni | Oberst Wolfgang Müller |
| Działania zbrojne | |
| II wojna światowa | |
| Organizacja | |
| Rodzaj wojsk | |
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Hermann Hoth (w środku)
17 Pułk Piechoty (niem. Infanterie-Regiment 17, IR 17) – pułk piechoty niemieckiej okresu Republiki Weimarskiej i III Rzeszy, sformowany 1 stycznia 1921 w VI Okręgu Wojskowym (północno-zachodnie Niemcy).
Dowódcy pułku
- Oberst Hans von Brandenstein (formowanie) - 1921
- Oberst Joachim von Amsberg 1921 - 1923
- Oberst Heinrich von Bünau 1924 - 1926
- Oberst Joachim von Stülpnagel 1926 - 1927
- Oberst Benno Pflugradt 1927 - 1929
- Oberst Alfred Streccius 1929 - 1931
- Oberst Hermann Geyer 1931 - 1932
- Oberst Hermann Hoth 1932 - 1933
- Oberst Helmuth Felmy 1933 - 1933
- Generalmajor Georg von Apell 1933 - 1936
- Oberst Rolf Detmering 6. Oktober 1936 - 31. März 1938
- Oberst Friedrich Wilhelm Neumann 1938 - 1939
- Oberst von Traekow 1939 - 1939
- Oberst Gerhard Berthold 1939 - 1941
- Oberst Hans-Joachim von Stolzmann 1941 - 1942
- Oberst Wolfgang Müller 1942
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