Alfred Gause
→
Alfred Jodl
→
Case Blue
("German Army")
→
Case White
→
Chiang Wei-kuo
→
Commander-in-Chief South
→
Eduard Dietl
("German Army")
→
Erhard Raus
("Heer (Wehrmacht)")
→
Erich Dietl
→
Erich von Manstein
→
Ernst Busch
→
Erwin König
→
Erwin Rommel
("German Army")
→
Ewald von Kleist
→
Fedor von Bock
→
Franz Josef Strauß
→
Fridolin von Senger und Etterlin
→
Friedrich Freiherr von Broich
→
Friedrich Paulus
("German Army")
→
Friedrich Wiese
→
Fritz Reiser
→
Georg Ratzinger
→
Georg Stumme
→
Georg Stumme
("German Army")
→
Georg von Küchler
("Heer (Wehrmacht)")
→
Georg-Hans Reinhardt
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Gerd von Rundstedt
("Heer (Wehrmacht)")
→
Gerhard von Schwerin
→
Gotthard Heinrici
("Heer (Wehrmacht)")
→
Günther von Kluge
("German Army")
→
Hans Jordan
→
Hans-Valentin Hube
("German Army")
→
Heinrich von Vietinghoff
("German Army")
→
Heinrich von Vietinghoff
→
Heinz Guderian
("German Army")
→
Helmuth Weidling
→
Hermann Hoth
("German Army")
→
Hermann Hoth
→
Johannes Blaskowitz
→
Josef Harpe
→
Karl von Rundstedt
("German Army")
→
Karl-Adolf Hollidt
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Luz Long
→
Major Erwin König
→
Maximilian de Angelis
→
Maximilian von Weichs
→
OB West
→
Ob. Süd
→
Oberbefehlshaber West
("Heer (German Army)")
→
Operation Birke
→
Operation Clausewitz
→
Prince Claus of the Netherlands
→
Reichsmarschall of the Greater German Reich
→
Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
("German Army")
→
Walter Dornberger
→
Walther Nehring
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Walther von Brauchitsch
→
Walther von Reichenau
→
Wilhelm Keitel
→
Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb
("Heer (Wehrmacht)")
→
Wilhelm Ritter von Thoma
→
Wilhelm von Leeb
→
|
militaryBranch
|
100th Rifle Division
→
1939 Defensive War
→
1st Baltic Front
→
21st Army (Red Army)
→
26th Army (Red Army)
→
3rd Belorussian Front
→
57th Army (Red Army)
→
6th Army (Red Army)
→
Advance to the Elbe
→
Allied Expeditionary Force in North Africa
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Battle for Rome
→
Battle of Berlin
→
Battle of Hel
→
Battle of Perekop (1941)
("German Army")
→
Battle of the Border
→
Bitwa nad Bzurą
→
British XXX Corps
→
Bryansk Front
→
Capture of Cologne
→
Capture of Frankfurt
→
Capture of Munich
("German Wehrmacht units")
→
Central Front
→
Crossing of the Rhine
→
Dieppe Raid
→
Don Front
→
Eastern Front (World War II)
→
Home Army
→
Italian campaign
→
Liberation of Belgium
→
Liberation of France
→
Liberation of the Netherlands
→
Liberation of western Czechoslovakia
→
Lorraine campaign
→
Lwów Uprising (1944)
→
North Caucasus offensive operations
→
Norwegian 6th Division
→
Operation Rumyantsev
→
Pomorze Army
→
Poznań Army
→
Red Army Kalinin Front
→
Red Army Reserve Front
→
Red Army Western Front
→
Ruhr Pocket
("German Army")
→
Slovak National Uprising
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Slovak National Uprising
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Southern Front
→
Southwestern Front
→
Soviet Don Front
→
Soviet Red Army advance from the east
→
Soviet Southwestern Front
→
Soviet Stalingrad Front
→
Soviet Western Front
→
Stalingrad strategic defensive operations (flank sector)
→
U.S. Seventh Army
→
Voronezh Front
→
Vyazma pocket
→
Warsaw Uprising
→
Warsaw–Praga offensive
→
Western Allied invasion of Germany
→
Western Front (World War II)
→
|
opponent
|
10th Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
16th Army (Wehrmacht)
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
18th Army (Wehrmacht)
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
21st Panzer Division
→
2nd Light Division
("German Wehrmacht")
→
2nd Panzer Army
→
3rd Panzer Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
40th Army Corps
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
4th Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
8th Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Army Group A
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Army Group B
→
Army Group Don
→
Army Group Don
("German Army (Heer)")
→
Army Group North
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Army Group South
→
Army Group Vistula
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Commander-in-Chief Luftflotte 2
→
Fallschirmjäger division
→
Gerd von Rundstedt
("Wehrmacht high command")
→
German 17th Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
German 1st Army
→
German 1st Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
German 1st Panzer Army
→
German 20th Mountain Army
→
German 20th Mountain Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
German 4th Panzer Army
→
German 6th Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
German Afrika Korps
→
German Army Group G
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
German Tenth Army
→
GermanArmyGroupNorth
→
Ghost Division
→
Heer
→
Kriegsmarine
→
Kriegsmarine High Command
→
Luftflotte 4
→
Luftwaffe
→
Luftwaffe High Command
→
OKH
→
Oberbefehlshaber Südost
→
Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
→
Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
→
Panzer Army Africa
("German Army")
→
VIII Army Corps
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
XLVIII Panzer Corps
→
|
partOf
|
Altmark Incident
("Kriegsmarine")
→
Barvenkovo–Lozovaya offensive
→
Battle of Anzio
→
Battle of Monte Cassino
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Battle of Nijmegen (September 1944)
→
Battle of Salerno
→
Battle of Smolensk (1941)
→
Battle of Uman
→
Battle of Vinjesvingen
("German forces")
→
Battle of the Dnieper
→
Battle of the Volturno Line
→
Bryansk pocket
→
Capture of Nuremberg
→
Crimean offensive (1944)
→
Donbass defensive operations (1941)
→
East Pomeranian Offensive
→
Kerch–Eltigen Operation (1943)
→
Kharkov defensive operations (1941)
→
Lapland War
→
Liberation of Luxembourg
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Liberation of Paris
("German Army")
→
Moscow Strategic Offensive Operation
→
Operation Dragoon
→
Operation Lüttich
→
Operation Ostra Brama
→
Rzhev–Vyazma strategic operations
→
Second Battle of Kharkov
→
Siege of Leningrad
→
Soviet Belgorod–Kharkov offensive operation
→
Soviet winter counteroffensive of 1941–1942
→
Soviet-German Front
→
Third Battle of Kharkov
→
Upper Silesian Offensive
→
Voronezh–Voroshilovgrad defensive operations
→
|
belligerent
|
88 mm Flak gun
→
8th Army
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Aggregat 4
→
Auftragstaktik
→
Bir el Gubi
("German Army")
→
Carcano rifle
("German forces (captured weapons)")
→
Clasp to the Iron Cross (1939)
→
Commander-in-Chief South
→
German Cross in Gold
→
Ghost Division
("German forces")
→
Gustav Line
→
Karabiner 98k
→
Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Golden Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds
→
MG 42
→
Mauser
→
Oberbefehlshaber Südost
→
Panzer I
→
Panzer II
→
Panzer III
→
Panzer IV
→
Panzer division
→
SVT-40
→
Sd.Kfz. 251
→
Siegfriedstellung
→
Sturmgewehr 44
→
Tiger I
→
Ziegenberg (near Bad Nauheim) in later war years
→
|
usedBy
|
Alexander Löhr
→
Alfred Gause
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Colonel General Lindemann
→
Erich von Manstein
→
Ferdinand Schörner
→
Georg-Hans Reinhardt
→
Günther Rall
→
Hans-Jürgen Stumpff
→
Hans-Valentin Hube
→
Heinrich von Vietinghoff
→
Hermann Hoth
→
Johannes Blaskowitz
("German Army (Wehrmacht)")
→
Josef Harpe
→
Karl-Adolf Hollidt
→
Maximilian von Weichs
→
Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
→
Walter Krupinski
→
Walther Model
→
Walther Nehring
("Heer (Wehrmacht)")
→
Walther von Brauchitsch
→
Wilhelm List
→
Wilhelm von Leeb
→
|
memberOf
|
18th Army (Wehrmacht)
→
40th Army Corps
→
Albert Kesselring
→
Bomber Wing 53
→
DAK
→
Fighter Wing 52
→
Friedrich Paulus
→
German 352nd Infantry Division
→
Jagdgeschwader 26
→
Jagdgeschwader 52
→
KG 53
→
Kampfgeschwader 53
→
Lehrgeschwader 1
→
VIII. Fliegerkorps
→
|
allegiance
|
Battle of Kock (1939)
→
Battle of Lenino
→
Battle of Mokra
→
East Prussian Offensive
→
Italian Civil War
→
Lower Silesian Offensive
→
Lublin–Brest Offensive
→
Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive
→
North Caucasus offensive operations
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Vistula–Oder Offensive
→
Voronezh–Kastornoye offensive
→
|
combatant
|
1st Belorussian Front
→
Battle of Kolberg (1945)
→
Ján Golian
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Lake Ladoga ice road
→
Leningrad Front (Soviet Union)
→
Mozhaisk defensive line
→
Omaha Beach
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Operation Cobra
→
Operation Tempest in eastern Poland
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Soviet Central Front
→
Soviet summer offensive of 1944
→
|
opposedBy
|
Erich von Manstein
→
Ewald von Kleist
→
Fedor von Bock
→
Hugo Sperrle
→
Maximilian von Weichs
→
Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
("German Army")
→
Werner Mölders
→
|
employer
|
German occupation of Czechoslovakia
→
German occupation of Italy
→
Home Army offensive operations in Vilnius region
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Obrona Helu
→
Operation Achse
→
Operation Weser Exercise
→
Soviet winter counteroffensives of 1942–1943
→
|
participant
|
Battle of Kock (1939)
("German Army")
→
Battle of Midtskogen
→
Retreat from Normandy
("German Army")
→
Retreat from Normandy
→
September Campaign
→
World War II battles on the Kerch Peninsula
→
|
hasParticipant
|
37th Army (Red Army)
→
British 1st Airborne Division
→
Ninth Air Force
("Wehrmacht ground forces")
→
Polish II Corps
→
Soviet 60th Army
→
|
engagedAgainst
|
Commander of Army Group A
→
Commander-in-Chief West
→
DulagTransitCamps
→
Gebirgsjäger division
→
Oberbefehlshaber West
→
|
operatedBy
|
Chief of the OKW
→
High Command of the Armed Forces
→
Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
("German Armed Forces")
→
Wehrmacht High Command
→
|
appliesToJurisdiction
|
Henryk Sucharski
→
Polish POWs
→
SovietPrisonersOfWar
→
Yakov Dzhugashvili
("German armed forces")
→
|
capturedBy
|
Commissar Order
→
Manstein Plan
→
Operation Braunschweig
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Operation Nordlicht (1944)
→
|
implementedBy
|
National Republican Army
→
Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories
→
Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture
→
|
collaboratedWith
|
SS-Verfügungstruppe
→
Schutzstaffel
→
Waffen-SS
→
|
distinctFrom
|
Battle of Hel
("German Army")
→
Plan White
→
Upper Silesian Offensive
("German Army")
→
|
involvedBranch
|
Gordon Gollob
→
Manfred Rommel
("Wehrmacht auxiliary (Flakhelfer)")
→
Richard von Weizsäcker
→
|
militaryService
|
Operation Typhoon
→
Panther tank
("German Wehrmacht")
→
StuG III
→
|
operator
|
Babi Yar massacre
("Wehrmacht units")
→
CommissarOrderImplementation
→
CommissarOrderImplementation
("German Army")
→
|
perpetrator
|
Battle of Dombås
→
Battle of El Guettar
("German Army")
→
|
armedForcesInvolved
|
Gerhard von Schwerin
("German Army in World War II")
→
Invalidenfriedhof
→
|
associatedWith
|
9th Army
→
Panzer Army Africa
→
|
branch
|
Order Police battalions
→
Volksdeutscher Selbstschutz
→
|
cooperatedWith
|
Battle of Vinjesvingen
→
Battle of Vinjesvingen
("German Army")
→
|
hasCombatant
|
Fall Weiss
("Kriegsmarine")
→
Unternehmen Barbarossa
→
|
involvedForce
|
Case White
("German Army")
→
Operation Barbarossa
→
|
involvedUnit
|
Nazi Germany
→
Third Reich
→
|
military
|
Operation Battleaxe
("German Army")
→
Polish capitulation at Hel
("German Army")
→
|
militaryBranchInvolved
|
II Corps (United States)
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Italian Co-Belligerent Army
→
|
opposedTo
|
Axis forces on the Eastern Front
→
Axis forces on the Eastern Front
("Heer (German Army)")
→
|
primaryComponent
|
Armata Italiana in Russia
("German Wehrmacht")
→
Romanian 4th Army
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
supportedBy
|
Stalags
→
|
administeredBy
|
ARMIR
→
|
alliedWith
|
Krinkelt
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
associatedWithMilitaryUnit
|
LebensraumPolicy
→
|
associatedWithOrganization
|
Stalingrad
→
|
attacker
|
Mediterranean Theater of Operations
→
|
axisForcesInvolved
|
Dukla Pass
("Nazi Germany Wehrmacht")
→
|
battleInvolvedForce
|
Backe Plan
→
|
beneficiary
|
10th Army
→
|
commandStructure
|
Operation Citadel
→
|
conductedBy
|
Reich government
("German armed forces")
→
|
controlled
|
German-occupied Europe
→
|
controlledBy
|
Home Army
→
|
enemyOf
|
9th Army (Wehrmacht)
→
|
formedBy
|
Italian Trieste Division
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
foughtAlongside
|
Infanterie greift an
("German Army (as institutional context)")
→
|
hasContributor
|
Wehrmacht
("Kriegsmarine")
→
|
hasPart
|
Reichsmarschall of the Greater German Reich
("Nazi Germany armed forces")
→
|
highestRankIn
|
Training Wing 1
→
|
historicalAllegiance
|
Imperial German Army
→
|
influenced
|
Nazi occupation of the Netherlands
→
|
invadingForce
|
Operation Slapstick
("German Army")
→
|
involvedArm
|
Amber Room
("German forces")
→
|
lootedBy
|
Invasion of Poland
→
|
mainAttacker
|
Stavka
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
mainOpponent
|
Soviet–Hungarian War
→
|
mainParticipant
|
German occupation of Poland
→
|
mainPerpetrator
|
8th Army
→
|
militaryBranchOf
|
Anschluss of Austria
→
|
militaryForceInvolved
|
remilitarization of the Rhineland
→
|
militaryUnitInvolved
|
Operation Braunschweig
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
namedBy
|
Nazi Germany
("Kriegsmarine")
→
|
navy
|
Luftwaffe
("Fallschirmjäger (paratrooper units)")
→
|
notableUnit
|
German occupation of Dunkirk
→
|
occupyingForce
|
Northwest Europe
→
|
opponentForce
|
Nazi war crimes
→
|
perpetratedBy
|
HungerPlan
→
|
perpetratorOrganization
|
German invasion of Yugoslavia
→
|
primaryAttacker
|
Polish Armed Forces in the East
→
|
primaryEnemy
|
40th Army (Red Army)
→
|
primaryOpponents
|
Karabiner 98k
("German armed forces")
→
|
producedFor
|
Night of the Long Knives
("German Army")
→
|
relatedOrganization
|
Reichswehr
→
|
replacedBy
|
Slovak resistance movement
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
repressedBy
|
Colonel General Lindemann
("German Army in World War II")
→
|
serviceIn
|
Karabiner 98k
("German Army")
→
|
standardServiceRifleOf
|
Krupp
→
|
supplied
|
Croatian Air Force (WWII)
("German Wehrmacht")
→
|
supported
|
German Instrument of Surrender
("German High Command")
→
|
surrenderingParty
|
Katyusha rocket launcher
("Nazi Germany armed forces")
→
|
usedAgainst
|
Generalfeldmarschall
→
|
usedIn
|