German invasion of Yugoslavia

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The German invasion of Yugoslavia was a swift Axis military campaign in April 1941 that led to the rapid defeat and occupation of Yugoslavia during World War II.

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instanceOf World War II campaign
invasion
military campaign
airForceInvolved Luftwaffe
alsoKnownAs April War
German invasion of Yugoslavia
surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia

Operation 25
belligerent Bulgaria
Hungary
Kingdom of Italy
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
surface form: Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Nazi Germany
cause Axis strategic interest in the Balkans
Yugoslav military coup of 27 March 1941
surface form: Yugoslav coup d’état of 27 March 1941
characteristic combined arms operations
rapid Axis advance
simultaneous invasion of Greece
commander Alexander Löhr
Maximilian von Weichs
Pietro Badoglio
Wilhelm List
endDate 1941-04-17
followedBy German invasion of Yugoslavia self-linksurface differs
surface form: Axis occupation of Yugoslavia

beginning of Yugoslav resistance movements
establishment of the Independent State of Croatia
partition of Yugoslav territory among Axis powers
front Balkan theatre of World War II
surface form: Balkan front of World War II
legalInstrument Yugoslav instrument of surrender at Belgrade
location Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
surface form: Kingdom of Yugoslavia
militaryOperation Luftwaffe bombing of Belgrade
navalForceInvolved Italian Navy
surface form: Regia Marina
objective control of key Balkan communication lines
secure southern flank for Operation Barbarossa
opponent Royal Yugoslav Army
partOf World War II
precededBy Tripartite Pact accession of Yugoslavia
primaryAttacker Wehrmacht
result Axis victory
capitulation of Yugoslav armed forces
occupation of Yugoslavia by Axis powers
startDate 1941-04-06
surrenderDate 1941-04-17
territorialChange Bulgarian occupation of parts of Macedonia and Serbia
Hungarian annexation of parts of Vojvodina
Italian annexation of Dalmatian coast and other areas
annexation of parts of Slovenia by Germany
YugoslavAlly Yugoslav Royal Air Force
surface form: Royal Yugoslav Air Force
YugoslavCommander Dušan Simović
Milan Nedić
Petar Nedeljković

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Balkan Campaign includesEvent German invasion of Yugoslavia
Kingdom of Yugoslavia (pro-Axis government) relatedEvent German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Royal Air Force conflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
German invasion of Yugoslavia alsoKnownAs German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
German invasion of Yugoslavia followedBy German invasion of Yugoslavia self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Axis occupation of Yugoslavia
Hungary in World War II militaryCampaign German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
Stara Gradiška concentration camp establishedDuring German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis occupation of Yugoslavia
Croatian Air Force (WWII) formedDuring German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis occupation of Yugoslavia
Yugoslav military coup of 27 March 1941 followedBy German invasion of Yugoslavia
Yugoslav military coup of 27 March 1941 followedBy German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Royal Yugoslav Army conflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Royal Yugoslav Army dissolutionCause German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia conflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia (1941)
Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia role German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: defense of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Rogožarski IK-3 conflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Rogožarski IK-3 designedBefore German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in 1941
Balkan theatre of World War II hasPart German invasion of Yugoslavia
Balkan theatre of World War II hasPart German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
2nd Army operation German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
April War hasPart German invasion of Yugoslavia
April War alsoKnownAs German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
Operation 25 conflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
Operation 25 hasPart German invasion of Yugoslavia
Petar Nedeljković participatedIn German invasion of Yugoslavia
Petar Nedeljković conflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
Petar Nedeljković notableEvent German invasion of Yugoslavia
Dušan Simović notableEvent German invasion of Yugoslavia
Dušan Simović participatedIn German invasion of Yugoslavia
12th Army tookPartIn German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: invasion of Yugoslavia
Do 17K usedInConflict German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
Axis-occupied Yugoslavia notableEvent German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Cvetković–Maček Agreement endedBy German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941
27 March coup triggered German invasion of Yugoslavia
Italian invasion of Yugoslavia partOf German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Rogožarski geopoliticalContext German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
IK-3 usedDuring German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Rogožarski IK-2 combatUse German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Zeta Banovina abolishedBy German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
Banovina of Croatia dissolutionCause German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia
10th Panzer Division participatedIn German invasion of Yugoslavia
this entity surface form: Invasion of Yugoslavia
royal Hungarian army engagedIn German invasion of Yugoslavia
subject surface form: Royal Hungarian Army
this entity surface form: Axis invasion of Yugoslavia