He was in turn succeeded by Joachim von Tresckow, who (except for a brief interruption by Karl Böttcher in May 1943) commanded the 328th Infantry Division for the rest of its existence.

[1] In October 1942, the 328th Infantry Division was redeployed from the Zubtsov sector, where it had been heavily battered by Red Army troops, to German-occupied France.

[3] The division was subsequently deployed to the Eastern Front again, where it took heavy damage over the course of the year 1943 and was eventually dissolved on 2 November 1943.

[1] The 328th Infantry Division "Zealand" was formed in German-occupied Denmark on 9 March 1945, using recovering wounded Wehrmacht personnel.

[4] These wounded soldiers had previously been organized in formations known as recoveree battalions D (German: Genesenden-Bataillone D), with the letter D indicating Denmark.