General of Infantry Carl Hilpert, Commander of Army Group Courland; Lieutenant-General Friedrich Foertsch, Chief of Staff of the German Army Group Courland; Major-General Rauser, Chief of Logistics of the Army Group Courland; Lieutenant-General Keler, chief of the veterinary service of the Army Group Courland; Lieutenant-General Volckamer von Kirchensittenbach, Commander of the Sixteenth Army; Lieutenant-General Ehrenfried-Oskar Boege, Commander of the Eighteenth Army; Lieutenant-General Usinger, Commander of the I Army Corps; Lieutenant-General Gause, Commander of the II Army Corps; General of Artillery Thomaschki, Commander of the X Army Corps; Lieutenant-General Weber, Commander of the XVI Army Corps; General of Artillery Herzog, Commander of the XXXVIII Army Corps; Major-General Schultz, Commander of the 24th Infantry Division; Major-General Henze, Commander of the 30th Infantry Division; Lieutenant-General Benzeweni, Commander of the 81st Infantry Division; Lieutenant-General Strachwitz, Commander of the 87th Infantry Division; Major-General Schatz, Commander of the 122nd Infantry Division; Major-General Haehling, Commander of the 126th Infantry Division; Major-General Demme, Commander of the 132nd Infantry Division; Major-General Gise, Commander of the 205th Infantry Division; Major-General Bauer; Major-General Risse, Commander of the 225th Infantry Division; Major-General Hoeman, Commander of the 263rd Infantry Division; Major-General Ebert, Commander of the 300th Infantry Division; Lieutenant-General Mennel, Commander of the 329th Infantry Division; Lieutenant-General Neuman, Commander of the 563rd Volksgrenadier Division; Major-General Bart, Commander of a combat group of the 21st Airfield Division; Lieutenant-General Band, Commander of the Courland Fortified Area; SS-Gruppenführer Streckenbach of the 19th Latvian Division Major-General Muller, commandant of the city of Libava.[1][2][9]