Operation Bagration

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Soviet strategic offensive World War II military operation military offensive

Operation Bagration was a massive 1944 Soviet offensive on the Eastern Front that destroyed much of Germany’s Army Group Centre and marked a decisive turning point in World War II.

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Label Occurrences
Operation Bagration canonical 51
Operation Bagration (as opposing force) 2
1944 Soviet Belorussian campaign 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet strategic offensive ⓘ
World War II military operation ⓘ
military offensive ⓘ
aimedAt encirclement of German forces in Belorussia ⓘ
recapture of Minsk ⓘ
belligerent Nazi Germany ⓘ
Soviet Union ⓘ
codename Operation Bagration self-link ⓘ
commander Aleksandr Vasilevsky ⓘ
Georgy Zhukov ⓘ
Ivan Chernyakhovsky ⓘ
Konstantin Rokossovsky ⓘ
conflict World War II ⓘ
coordinatedWith Operation Overlord ⓘ
surface form: Allied Normandy landings

Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive ⓘ
country Soviet Union ⓘ
date summer 1944 ⓘ
endDate 1944-08-19 ⓘ
followedBy East Prussian Offensive ⓘ
Vistula–Oder Offensive ⓘ
forceType multi-front offensive ⓘ
historicalSignificance decisive turning point on the Eastern Front in 1944 ⓘ
one of the largest operations in World War II by scale ⓘ
involvedUnit 1st Baltic Front ⓘ
1st Belorussian Front ⓘ
2nd Belorussian Front ⓘ
3rd Belorussian Front ⓘ
location Belarus ⓘ
surface form: Belorussian SSR

Poland ⓘ
surface form: eastern Poland

eastern front of Europe ⓘ
namedAfter Pyotr Bagration ⓘ
objective destruction of German Army Group Centre ⓘ
liberation of Belorussia ⓘ
opponent Army Group Centre ⓘ
opposingCommander Ernst Busch ⓘ
Georg-Hans Reinhardt ⓘ
Hans Jordan ⓘ
Walter Model ⓘ
partOf Eastern Front ⓘ
surface form: Eastern Front of World War II

Operation Bagration self-linksurface differs ⓘ
surface form: Soviet summer offensives of 1944
precededBy Battle of Kursk ⓘ
result decisive Soviet victory ⓘ
startDate 1944-06-22 ⓘ
strategicEffect collapse of German Army Group Centre ⓘ
major shift of Eastern Front westward ⓘ
opening the way to Poland and East Prussia for the Red Army ⓘ
theatre Eastern Front ⓘ

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World War II → hasPart → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Eastern Front → conflict → Operation Bagration ⓘ
subject surface form: Eastern Front (World War II)
Eastern Front → turningPoint → Operation Bagration ⓘ
subject surface form: Eastern Front (World War II)
Operation Bagration → partOf → Operation Bagration self-linksurface differs ⓘ
this entity surface form: Soviet summer offensives of 1944
Operation Bagration → codename → Operation Bagration self-link ⓘ
Soviet Air Forces → notableOperation → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Soviet-German Front → majorOperation → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Ernst Busch → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
1st Belorussian Front → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Konstantin Rokossovsky → notableWork → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Army Group Centre → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
1st Baltic Front → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
this entity surface form: Belarusian strategic offensive operation
1st Baltic Front → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
3rd Belorussian Front → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
3rd Belorussian Front → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
this entity surface form: Belorussian strategic offensive operation
Axis forces on the Eastern Front → engagedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration (as opposing force)
2nd Belorussian Front → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Hans Jordan → notableEvent → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Hans Jordan → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Ivan Chernyakhovsky → participantIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
4th Army → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Soviet Red Army advance from the east → keyBattle → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Home Army offensive operations in Vilnius region → relatedEvent → Operation Bagration ⓘ
this entity surface form: Soviet Operation Bagration
Baltic offensive (1944) → precededBy → Operation Bagration ⓘ
9th Army (Wehrmacht) → notableEngagement → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Lublin–Brest Offensive → partOf → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Soviet Western Front (Red Army formation) → engagedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
subject surface form: Soviet Western Front
3rd Panzer Army → engagement → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Walther Model → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
9th Army → engagedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Soviet deep operations doctrine → appliedInOperation → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Soviet summer offensive of 1944 → hasPart → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Eastern Front air operations → notableBattle → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Ninth Army → notableEngagement → Operation Bagration ⓘ
11th Guards Army → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
43rd Army → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
this entity surface form: Belorussian offensive (Operation Bagration)
2nd Guards Tank Corps → tookPartIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
39th Army → notableOperation → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Vasily Sokolovsky → participantIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Šiauliai offensive → precededBy → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Vilnius offensive → partOf → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Soviet Armed Forces in World War II → engagedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
5th Guards Tank Army → notableEngagement → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Ivan Danilovich Chernyakhovsky → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Baltic Offensive → precededBy → Operation Bagration ⓘ
13th Army (Red Army) → participatedIn → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945 → hasSignificantEvent → Operation Bagration ⓘ
German Army on the Eastern Front → notableOperation → Operation Bagration ⓘ
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration (as opposing force)
Belostok Offensive → partOf → Operation Bagration ⓘ
Central sector of the Eastern Front → notableOperation → Operation Bagration ⓘ