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The LSSAH Panzer Regiment was a regiment of the Waffen-SS during World War II. LSSAH stands for Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler, which was the premier SS unit and served as the Führer's personal bodyguard. The Panzer Regiment was formed in 1943 as part of the reorganization of the LSSAH division into a full Panzer division.

The LSSAH Panzer Regiment was equipped with some of the most advanced German tanks of the time, including the Tiger I and Panther tanks. The regiment saw action on both the Eastern and Western fronts, participating in battles such as Kursk and Normandy. It was renowned for its combat effectiveness and was feared by its opponents.

The LSSAH Panzer Regiment was involved in several war crimes during the war, including the massacre of Italian civilians in 1944. After the war, many of its members were tried and convicted for their actions.

Today, the legacy of the LSSAH Panzer Regiment is a controversial topic, with some viewing it as a symbol of Nazi aggression and atrocities, while others see it as a reflection of German military prowess and bravery.