August Storm

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August Storm was the codename for the Soviet Union’s massive 1945 offensive against Japanese forces in Manchuria during the final days of World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet military operation
military offensive
alsoKnownAs Manchurian Strategic Offensive Operation
Manchurian Strategic Offensive Operation
surface form: Soviet invasion of Manchuria
belligerent Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

Manchukuo
Mengjiang
Mongolia
surface form: Mongolian People’s Republic

Soviet Union
commander Aleksandr Vasilevsky NERFINISHED
Kirill Meretskov
Maksim Purkayev NERFINISHED
Otozō Yamada NERFINISHED
Rodion Malinovsky NERFINISHED
conflict Soviet–Japanese War (1945)
surface form: Soviet–Japanese War
country Soviet Union
endDate 1945-09-02
followedBy Japanese Instrument of Surrender
involved Soviet airborne operations
Soviet amphibious landings
Soviet mechanized forces
location Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
surface form: Inner Mongolia

Korea
Kuril Islands
Manchuria
Sakhalin Island
surface form: Sakhalin
militaryBranch Red Army
Soviet Air Forces
Soviet Pacific Fleet
opponent Imperial Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

Japanese Kwantung Army
surface form: Kwantung Army
partOf Pacific War
World War II
precededBy Yalta Conference
surface form: Yalta Conference agreements
result Soviet occupation of Manchuria
Soviet occupation of southern Sakhalin
Soviet occupation of Kuril Islands
surface form: Soviet occupation of the Kuril Islands

accelerated Japanese decision to surrender
collapse of the Japanese Kwantung Army
decisive Soviet victory
scale massive offensive
significance contributed to the end of World War II in Asia
startDate 1945-08-09
strategicObjective defeat of Japanese forces in Manchuria
fulfillment of Yalta Conference commitments
theater Russia Far East
surface form: Far East

Manchurian front
timePeriod final days of World War II

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