133e regiment of infantry of line

The 133e Régiment of Infanterie of line (or 133e IH) is a regiment made up under the First Empire.

Creation and various denominations

  • 1811 : Creation of the ''' 2 {{E}} Penal Regiment of the Mediterranean '''
  • 1812: Becomes the 133e Régiment of Infantry of Line for the Campagne of Russia
  • 1814: Bachelor with the Restoration
  • 1873: Rebirth of 133e IH in Belley (Ain), at the height of Pierre-Châtel and at the height of the Lock close to Bellegarde (Ain)
  • 1914: At the mobilization, it sets up its regiment of reserve, the 333 {{E}} Régiment of Infantry
  • 1923: Dissolution of 133e IH with all the bodies of its divison
  • 1939: Creation of 133 {{E}} Regiment of Infantry of Fortress to Saint Nicolas of the Port (Meurthe and the Moselle)
  • 1940: Dissolution
  • 1963: Rebirth of the 133e Divisional Regiment of Infantry with Borough-in-Bresse (Ain), as a regiment of reserve
  • 1998: 133e IH is again dissolved following the example all regiments of reserve, its flag is deposited with the Invalids in Paris

Colonels/chief of brigade

  • 1811 : Lamotte (?) - Colonel
  • 1812: Paul Alexis Small Joseph of Menil - Colonel
  • 1813: François Jean-Baptiste Bussière - Colonel

  • 1875 : Baker - Colonel (future general and politician)

  • 1904 : To tremble - Colonel
  • 1909: Ganeval - Colonel (future general)

  • 1914 : Dutreuil - Colonel
  • 1914: Dayet - Lieutenant-colonel
  • 1915: Baudrand - Lieutenant-colonel
  • 1917: Kieffer - Lieutenant-colonel

  • 1940 : Bertrand - Colonel

Colonels killed and/or wounded during their command of the 133e Regiment of infantry of line:

Killed and/or wounded officers while they were used with the 133e Régiment as infantry during the period 1811-1814:

  • killed Officers: 10
  • dead Officers of the continuations of the wounds: 2
  • wounded Officers: 31

History of the garrisons, combat and battles of 133e IH of line

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Revolution and Empire

  • 1812 : Countryside of Russia within the 32 {{E}} division of infantry of the Durutte general, integrated into the 9 {{E}} army corps: defense of the bridge of Wolkovisk, the November 13rd 1812.
  • 1813 : countryside of Germany always within the 32 {{E}} division of infantry, integrated into the 7 {{E}} army corps: Battle of Kalisch, Battle of Bautzen, Battle Large-Beeren, Battle of Dennewitz, Battle of Leipzig, and Battle of Hanau
  • 1814: Battle of Modlin, Battle of Pram, and Battle of Torgau.

First World War

Assignment: 41 {{E}} division of infantry of August 1914 in November 1918

Feat of arms making particularly honor with the regiment

Fodder with the colors of the ribbon of the Military decoration decreed on November 23rd, 1918

Anecdote

One of hairy the last ten, Claude-Marie Shrimp, had been useful in this regiment. He died on May 17th, 2005 with old 110 years.

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