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So, I had a look around in my studies about brigades that were to be included, and several formations that are listed in other Wikipedias (mainly the German one) as well as in the ever-infamous Lexikon der Wehrmacht (often contains valuable information that is never cited properly, so the searcher has to go around looking for it themselves), I have found several units that I currently deem insufficiently sourced for inclusion.

• Panzer-Brigade von Hobe (Panzerbrigade XIII?)
• Panzer-Brigade Kurland

Might add more such candidates later. Additional research/verification/falsification might be necessary in these cases. Something that is important to me is to not just throw anything in there.

Ted52 ( talk) 15:42, 30 October 2022 (UTC) reply