Vienna Offensive

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The Vienna Offensive was a major World War II Soviet military campaign in April 1945 that captured Vienna from Nazi Germany and helped secure the final collapse of the Third Reich in Central Europe.

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Label Occurrences
Vienna Offensive canonical 9
Vienna offensive 2
Battle of Vienna (1945) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II battle
military offensive
alsoKnownAs Vienna Offensive
surface form: Battle of Vienna (1945)
associatedWith liberation of Austria from Nazi rule
belligerent Red Army
Wehrmacht
capturedCity Vienna
combatant Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
commandedBy Fyodor Tolbukhin NERFINISHED
Rodion Malinovsky NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
consequence collapse of German defenses in eastern Austria
facilitated final collapse of the Third Reich in Central Europe
countryAtTime Nazi Germany
dateOfCapture 1945-04-13
endDate 1945-04-15
followedBy Prague Offensive
historicalPeriod late stages of World War II
involvedForce Panzer division
surface form: German panzer divisions

Soviet armored units
Soviet infantry units
location Austria
Central Europe
Vienna
militaryUnitInvolved Soviet 2nd Ukrainian Front
surface form: 2nd Ukrainian Front

Soviet 3rd Ukrainian Front
surface form: 3rd Ukrainian Front
notableFor large-scale Soviet offensive operations in Austria
urban combat in Vienna
objective capture of Vienna
opponent Heeresgruppe Süd
surface form: German Army Group South
opposedBy German 6th SS Panzer Army
Sepp Dietrich
partOf Soviet-German Front
surface form: Eastern Front of World War II
partOfCampaign Soviet 1945 spring offensive operations
precededBy Siege of Budapest
surface form: Budapest Offensive
result Soviet victory
capture of Vienna by Soviet forces
defeat of Nazi German forces in Vienna
startDate 1945-03-16
strategicGoal advance towards the Alps and southern Germany
secure Austria from Nazi control
territorialChange Soviet occupation of Vienna
end of Nazi German control over Vienna
theater Austrian theatre of World War II
year 1945

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Operation Spring Awakening followedBy Vienna Offensive
Hungary in World War II militaryCampaign Vienna Offensive
Rodion Malinovsky participatedIn Vienna Offensive
Frühlingserwachen followedBy Vienna Offensive
this entity surface form: Soviet Vienna Offensive
Soviet 3rd Ukrainian Front participatedIn Vienna Offensive
Soviet 2nd Ukrainian Front tookPartIn Vienna Offensive
subject surface form: 2nd Ukrainian Front
Vienna Offensive alsoKnownAs Vienna Offensive
this entity surface form: Battle of Vienna (1945)
Fyodor Tolbukhin notableWork Vienna Offensive
this entity surface form: Vienna offensive
Siege of Budapest followedBy Vienna Offensive
53rd Army participatedIn Vienna Offensive
Soviet 57th Army tookPartIn Vienna Offensive
this entity surface form: Vienna offensive
Retreat from the Eastern Front hasPart Vienna Offensive