Schellert, Otto, born 01-10-1889, seven months after Adolf Hitler (did you know)
in Farsleben, Magdeburg, the son of the superintendent Hermann Schellert and his wife Anna, born Loss. Superintendenten Schellert married his fiancée Charlotte Gerstenberger on 23-09-1927. Otto entered the Army Service as a Fahnenjunker on 04-03-1907, age 17, with the Magdeburgisches Infantry regiment “Fürst Leopold Anhalt-Dessau Nr 26”
. Promoted to Fähnrich on 18-11-1907 and sent to the War School. He was in the fields as a Regiment’s Adjutant with the 27th Replacement Infantry Regiment. He was awarded with both the Iron Crosses
and remained in the new Reichswehr
after the war ended. He climbed up the ranks to Generalmajor on 01-03-1939, with the command of the 88th Infantry Regiment. He was on the battlefields of World War I of the Western front with this Regiment. Lost his command and became commander of the 405th Infantry Division
, on 31-10-1939. On 10-04-1940 he lost his command and landed in the Führer Reserve. On 01-05-1940 appointed as commander of the 166th Infantry Division, in Bielefeld and promoted to Generalleutnant, on 01-01-1941. He lost his command mid March 1941 and succeeded Generalmajor der Artillerie, Fritz Kühn











Death and burial ground of Schellert, Otto.
Retiring in Kassel, he died at the old age of 86, on 16-08-1975 and is buried on the Military Cemetery of Kassel, his gravestone is hard to read, next to the Generalmajor der Pionere, Commander of the Senior Construction Staff 14, Friedrich Borchers, General der Infanterie, Commander of “Ost-Ungarn”, Kuno Both, Generalmajor der Infanterie, Kommandeur vom WBK Königsberg II, Rudolf Scheller, Generalmajor der Panzertruppe, Commander of the 92nd Panzer Grenadier Regiment, Werner von Hillebrandt, Generalmajor der Infanterie, Kommandeur Feld Material, Hans Hederich, Generalmajor der Artillerie, Commander 12th Artillery Replacement Battalion, Detlev Rüdelsdorff,
General der Infantrie, Kommandeur der XXIX Heeres Korps, Kurt Röpke, Generalstabarzt, Kommandeur der XXIX Heeres Korps, Alexander Remus, General der Infanterie, Commander Army Corps A, Karl von Roques and Generalleutnant der Artillerie, Commander North East France, Dyon, Wilhelm Hederich.



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