Red Army

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The Red Army was the Soviet Union’s land-based military force, renowned for its pivotal role in defeating Nazi Germany during World War II and shaping the outcome of the Eastern Front.



Referenced by (352)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
100th Rifle Division
12th Army (Red Army) ("Red Army of Workers and Peasants")
21st Army (Red Army) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
9th Army (Red Army) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Aleksandr Vasilevsky
Aleksandr Vasilevsky
Aleksei Vinogradov
Alexander Pechersky
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Andrei Zelentsov
Andrey Yeremenko
Anton Lopatin ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Boris Gromov ("Soviet Army")
Boris Shaposhnikov ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
Commander of the Bryansk Front
Georgy Zhukov
Georgy Zhukov ("Soviet Army")
Group of Soviet Occupation Forces in Germany
Ivan Bagramyan
Ivan Bagramyan ("Soviet Army")
Ivan Chernyakhovsky
Ivan Konev
Ivan Susloparov
Kiev Special Military District ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Kirill Meretskov
Kliment Voroshilov
Konstantin Chernenko
Kuzma Derevyanko
Marshal of the Soviet Union ("Soviet Army")
Mikhail Kirponos ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Mikhail Kovalyov ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
Mikhail Shumilov
Mikhail Tukhachevsky
Moscow defense zone
Nikolai Ogarkov ("Soviet Army")
Nikolai Vatutin
Order of Kutuzov
Pavel Batov
Perekop–Chongar offensive (1920) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Rodion Malinovsky
Rodion Malinovsky ("Soviet Army")
Rubén Ruiz Ibárruri
Semyon Budyonny
Semyon Timoshenko ("Soviet Army")
Sergei Kamenev
Soviet 62nd Army ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Soviet Southwestern Front
Stanisław Popławski
Tania Chernova
Vasiliy Tupikov ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Vasily Chuikov
Vasily Chuikov ("Soviet Army")
Vassili Zaitsev
Vladimir Kolpakchi
Vladimir Kurdyumov
Władysław Korczyc
Yakov Dzhugashvili ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Yakov Dzhugashvili
militaryBranch
100th Rifle Division ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
107th Rifle Division ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
12th Army (Red Army)
163rd Rifle Division
1st Baltic Front
1st Belorussian Front
1st Ukrainian Front
21st Army (Red Army)
26th Army (Red Army)
2nd Belorussian Front
322nd Rifle Division
37th Army (Red Army)
38th Army (Red Army)
3rd Belorussian Front
40th Army (Red Army)
40th Army (Red Army) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
44th Rifle Division
57th Army (Red Army)
5th Army (Red Army)
6th Army (Red Army)
8th Guards Army
9th Army (Red Army)
Bryansk Front
Central Front
Commander of the Bryansk Front
Don Front
Leningrad Front (Soviet Union)
Red Army Kalinin Front
Red Army Reserve Front
Red Army Western Front
Southern Front
Southwestern Front
Southwestern Front Air Forces
Soviet 60th Army
Soviet 62nd Army
Soviet 64th Army
Soviet Central Front
Soviet Don Front
Soviet Southwestern Front
Soviet Stalingrad Front
Soviet Steppe Front
Soviet Western Front
Soviet military officers ("Soviet Army")
SovietPrisonersOfWar ("RedArmy")
Voronezh Front
partOf
Barvenkovo–Lozovaya offensive
Battle of Kollaa
Battle of Komarów
Battle of Lenino ("Soviet Red Army")
Battle of Smolensk (1941)
Battle of Taipale
Battle of Uman
Battle of the Dnieper
Battle of the Don Bend
Battle of the Niemen River
Bryansk pocket
Crimean offensive (1944)
Donbass defensive operations (1941)
East Pomeranian Offensive
Kainuu front
Kerch–Eltigen Operation (1943)
Kharkov defensive operations (1941)
Moscow Strategic Offensive Operation
Nomonhan Incident ("Soviet Red Army")
Perekop–Chongar offensive (1920) ("Russian SFSR Red Army")
Russian Civil War
Rzhev–Vyazma strategic operations
Second Battle of Kharkov
Siege of Leningrad
Southern Front of the Russian Civil War
Soviet Belgorod–Kharkov offensive operation
Soviet Karelian Isthmus offensive
Soviet offensive of February 1940
Soviet winter counteroffensive of 1941–1942
Soviet-German Front
Third Battle of Kharkov
Upper Silesian Offensive
Voronezh–Voroshilovgrad defensive operations
belligerent
1939 Defensive War
6th Panzer Army ("Soviet Red Army")
9th Army
9th Army (Wehrmacht)
9th Division (Finland)
ARMIR
Anton Denikin
Army Group Centre
Army Group Don
Army Group South
Battle of Perekop (1941)
Battle of Summa
Battle of Zadwórze
Crimean campaign
Eastern Front (World War II)
Eastern Front of the Winter War
Finnish offensive of 1941
German 17th Army
German 1st Panzer Army
GermanArmyGroupNorth
Kronstadt rebellion
Luftflotte 1 (in air support role)
Nikolai Yudenich
Orenburg Cossack forces
Perekop–Chongar offensive (1920)
Pyotr Wrangel
Romanian 4th Army
Soviet–Hungarian War
Vyazma pocket
opponent
Auschwitz death marches ("Soviet Red Army")
Axis forces on the Eastern Front
Denikin offensive on Moscow
Heeresgruppe Süd
Hungarian Revolution of 1956
Imperial Japanese Army ("Soviet Red Army")
Kolchak government
Kolchak offensive in Siberia
Mannerheim Line
Operation Braunschweig
Romanian 3rd Army ("Soviet Red Army")
Tambov Rebellion
White Guard movement
Wrangel government in Crimea
opposedBy
Commander of the Bryansk Front ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
KV-1
Katyusha rocket launcher
Lake Ladoga ice road
M4 Sherman tank ("Soviet Red Army")
Mosin–Nagant rifle ("Soviet Red Army")
Mozhaisk defensive line
Order of Victory
PPSh-41
People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs of the RSFSR
Road of Life
SVT-40
Sielce near Ryazan
Stavka
usedBy
Battle of Lenino
Battle of Raate Road
Battle of the Niemen River ("Red Army of Soviet Russia")
Denikin offensive on Moscow
East Prussian Offensive
Lower Silesian Offensive
Lublin–Brest Offensive
Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive
North Caucasus offensive operations ("Soviet Red Army")
Tambov Rebellion
Vistula–Oder Offensive
Voronezh–Kastornoye offensive
combatant
16th Army
16th Army (Wehrmacht) ("Soviet Red Army")
18th Army (Wehrmacht)
4th Army
7th Panzer Division ("Soviet Red Army")
Army Group North
German 4th Panzer Army ("Soviet Red Army")
German 6th Army
engagedAgainst
Don Cossack forces
Green armies
Kuban Cossack forces
Siberian Army
Volunteer Army
White Army
White Terror (Russian Civil War)
White movement
opposedTo
Ice March ("Bolshevik Red Army (as opposing force)")
Operation Ring ("Soviet Army")
Soviet Red Army advance from the east
Soviet occupation of Manchuria
Soviet summer offensive of 1944
Soviet winter counteroffensives of 1942–1943
Tambov Rebellion ("Red Army soldiers")
participant
Auschwitz-Birkenau
Majdanek
Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Soviet Ukraine
Theresienstadt concentration camp
Łódź Ghetto
liberatedBy
26th Army (Red Army) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
37th Army (Red Army) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
5th Army (Red Army) ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
Southwestern Front Air Forces ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
Soviet 64th Army ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
militaryBranchOf
Helmuth Weidling
Königsberg
Mannerheim Line
Polish POWs
capturedBy
Case Blue
Case Blue ("Soviet Red Army")
Operation Whirlwind ("Soviet Army")
Winter War
involves
Boris Gromov ("Soviet Army")
Semyon Timoshenko
Semyon Timoshenko ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
Sergei Kamenev
memberOf
18th Army (Wehrmacht)
3rd Panzer Army
Army Group North
Friedrich Paulus
surrenderedTo
Don Army
White Guard movement
White movement
foughtAgainst
Antonovshchina
September Campaign
World War II battles on the Kerch Peninsula
hasParticipant
107th Rifle Division
Frunze Military Academy
Soviet Don Front ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
operatedBy
Polish Workers' Party
Soviet partisans
Yugoslav Partisans ("Soviet Red Army")
supportedBy
CSKA Moscow ("Soviet Army")
Commissar Danilov
affiliation
Mikhail Frunze
Semyon Budyonny
allegiance
1st Tadeusz Kościuszko Infantry Division
Slovak resistance movement
alliedWith
Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army and Navy ("Soviet Army")
Soviet deep operations doctrine
appliesTo
He Zizhen
Medal for Courage
associatedWith
Kollaa front
Summa, Karelian Isthmus
attackedBy
Leningrad, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
Siege of Leningrad ("Soviet Red Army")
defendedBy
Siege of Sevastopol (1941–1942)
Stalingrad
defender
Soviet Border Troops ("Soviet Army")
Soviet Internal Troops ("Soviet Army")
distinctFrom
Boris Shaposhnikov
Nikolai Bulganin
employer
Imperial Russian Army ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
Imperial Russian Army
followedBy
RKKA ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
RKKA ("Raboche-Krest'yanskaya Krasnaya Armiya")
fullName
Iran campaign (Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran) ("Soviet Red Army")
Unternehmen Barbarossa
involvedForce
Siberian intervention in the Russian Civil War
World War II battles on the Kerch Peninsula ("Soviet forces")
opposingForce
57th Army (Red Army) ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
9th Army (Red Army) ("Red Army of Workers and Peasants")
service
North Caucasus offensive operations
Stalingrad strategic defensive operations (flank sector)
side
Soviet Karelian Isthmus offensive
armedForce
Soviet government
armyBranch
Taipale
attackingForce
Supreme Commander-in-Chief (Soviet Union) ("Soviet Army")
authorityOver
Medal for the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945 ("Red Army personnel")
awardedTo
Dukla Pass ("Soviet Red Army")
battleInvolvedForce
Soviet 60th Army ("Soviet Army")
branch
Voronezh Front ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
branchOf
Mozhaisk defensive line
builtBy
LiberationOfAuschwitz
carriedOutBy
Polish Armed Forces in the East
collaboratedWith
Lublin–Brest Offensive ("Soviet Red Army")
conductedBy
Allied occupation of Korea
coordinatedWith
1st Tadeusz Kościuszko Infantry Division
createdUnderAuspicesOf
Hall of Military Glory ("Red Army soldiers")
dedicatedTo
Sambo
developedFor
Green armies
differentiatesFrom
Medal for the Defence of Moscow ("Red Army personnel")
eligibility
Northwestern Army
enemy
Soviet Civil Administration in Korea
establishedBy
Russian Armed Forces ("Soviet Army")
formedFrom
Polish Armed Forces in the East
foughtAlongside
Leon Trotsky
founderOf
middle Don River
frontOpposedBy
Soviet Military Headquarters in Karlshorst
garrison
Red Army ("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
hasAlternativeName
Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the USSR ("Soviet Army")
hasAuthorityOver
Polish–Soviet relations
hasKeyOrganization
Soviet armed forces ("Soviet Army")
hasPart
Soviet occupation of Eastern Poland
implementedBy
Prague Spring ("Soviet Army")
invadingForce
Crimean campaign ("Soviet Army")
involvedMilitaryBranch
Operation Barbarossa
involvedUnit
Invasion of Poland
mainAttacker
Soviet–Hungarian War
mainParticipant
Soviet Civil Administration in Korea ("Soviet Army")
militaryBranchInvolved
DulagTransitCamps ("Red Army soldiers")
notableVictimGroup
Azerbaijan Democratic Republic
occupiedBy
2nd Polish Army
operatedWith
Ural Cossack forces
opposed
Communist Party of the Soviet Union ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army (in early years closely linked)")
paramilitaryWing
Soviet Ground Forces ("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
precededBy
Kim Il Sung ("Soviet Red Army (as officer affiliation)")
previousParty
Hungarian 2nd Army
primaryEnemyForce
Army Group Vistula
primaryOpponent
T-34 medium tank
primaryUser
Ministry of Defense of the USSR ("Soviet Army")
responsibleFor
Mikhail Tukhachevsky
servedIn
RKKA
shortName
Battle of Länkipohja ("Red forces")
sideLost
Kiev Special Military District
subdivisionOf
1st Polish Army ("Soviet Red Army")
subordinateTo
Mikhail Frunze
workedFor

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