East Pomeranian Offensive

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The East Pomeranian Offensive was a major 1945 Soviet military campaign that cleared German forces from Pomerania, securing the Red Army’s northern flank in preparation for the final assault on Berlin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II battle
military offensive
alsoKnownAs East Pomeranian Offensive
surface form: East Pomeranian Operation
belligerent Army Group North
surface form: German Army Group North

Army Group Vistula
surface form: German Army Group Vistula

Red Army
Wehrmacht
civilianImpact mass displacement of German civilian population from Pomerania
commander Georgy Zhukov
Ivan Danilovich Chernyakhovsky
surface form: Ivan Chernyakhovsky

Konstantin Kurochkin
Konstantin Rokossovsky
conductedBy Soviet High Command
surface form: Soviet High Command (Stavka)
conflict World War II
countryInvolved Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
datePeriod February–April 1945
endDate 1945-04-04
followedBy Battle of Berlin
surface form: Berlin Offensive
location East Prussia
Pomerania
northern Poland
militaryUnitInvolved 1st Belorussian Front
1st Polish Army
2nd Belorussian Front
3rd Belorussian Front
notableBattle Battle of Danzig (1945)
Battle of Gdynia
Battle of Kolberg
Battle of Köslin
objective clear German forces from Pomerania
prepare for the final assault on Berlin
secure the Red Army’s northern flank
opposingCommander Dietrich von Saucken
Heinz Guderian
Heinz Reinefarth
partOf Eastern Front
surface form: Eastern Front of World War II
precededBy Vistula–Oder Offensive
result German forces expelled from most of Pomerania
Soviet control of Baltic coast in the region
Soviet victory
isolation of German forces in East Prussia
securing of northern flank for Berlin Offensive
startDate 1945-02-10
strategicSignificance eliminated German capability to counterattack from the north against Soviet forces advancing on Berlin
territorialChange Soviet and Polish forces occupy eastern Pomerania
theater Eastern Front

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Battle of Berlin precededBy East Pomeranian Offensive
Vistula–Oder Offensive followedBy East Pomeranian Offensive
1st Belorussian Front participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
Army Group Vistula engagedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
Army Group Vistula facedOffensive East Pomeranian Offensive
this entity surface form: Soviet East Pomeranian Offensive
East Pomeranian Offensive alsoKnownAs East Pomeranian Offensive
this entity surface form: East Pomeranian Operation
2nd Belorussian Front tookPartIn East Pomeranian Offensive
8th Guards Army participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
Battle of Kolberg (1945) precededBy East Pomeranian Offensive
World War II military operations in Poland hasPart East Pomeranian Offensive
Battle of Danzig (1945) partOf East Pomeranian Offensive
Soviet Berlin Offensive Operation precededBy East Pomeranian Offensive
Battle of Kolberg partOf East Pomeranian Offensive
Battle of Kolberg precededBy East Pomeranian Offensive
this entity surface form: Soviet advance into Pomerania
Battle of Kolberg associatedWith East Pomeranian Offensive
this entity surface form: East Pomeranian campaign
Battle of Gdynia partOf East Pomeranian Offensive
Battle of Köslin partOf East Pomeranian Offensive
Defence of the Oder line relatedEvent East Pomeranian Offensive
Konstantin Kurochkin participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
Soviet 3rd Army participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
47th Army (Soviet Union) participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
70th Army (Soviet Union) participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
this entity surface form: East Pomeranian offensive
49th Army participatedIn East Pomeranian Offensive
this entity surface form: East Pomeranian offensive
Soviet 2nd Guards Tank Army tookPartIn East Pomeranian Offensive
subject surface form: 2nd Guards Tank Army
Soviet 3rd Shock Army notableBattle East Pomeranian Offensive