6th Panzer Division

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The 6th Panzer Division was a German armored division of the Wehrmacht that fought on multiple fronts during World War II, particularly on the Eastern Front.

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6th Panzer Division canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Panzer division
Wehrmacht military unit
activePeriodEnd 1945
activePeriodStart 1939
branch German Army
conflict World War II
country Nazi Germany
dateFormed October 1939
engagedAgainst France
Greece
Poland
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States

Yugoslavia
fate Destroyed or surrendered in 1945
formedFrom 1st Light Division
garrison Breslau
Wuppertal
notableCommander Erhard Raus NERFINISHED
Franz Landgraf
Friedrich von Mellenthin
surface form: Friedrich-Wilhelm von Mellenthin

Rudolf Hasse NERFINISHED
Walther von Reichenau
notableEquipment Panther tank
Panzer III
Panzer IV tanks
surface form: Panzer IV

self-propelled artillery
participatedIn Battle of France
Battle of Kursk
Battle of Moscow
Battle of Stalingrad
Case Blue
Defense of Vienna
Defensive battles in Ukraine
Fighting in Normandy and Western Front 1944–1945
Invasion of Poland
German invasion of Greece
surface form: Invasion of the Balkans (Yugoslavia and Greece)

Operation Barbarossa
German relief attempt toward Stalingrad (Operation Winter Storm)
surface form: Relief attempt for Stalingrad (Operation Winter Storm)

Retreat through Romania and Hungary
Third Battle of Kharkov
partOf Wehrmacht
subordinateTo various German army corps on Eastern Front
various German army corps on Western Front
theaterOfOperations Balkans
Eastern Front
Western Front
typeOfUnit armored division

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Erhard Raus commanded 6th Panzer Division
German relief attempt toward Stalingrad (Operation Winter Storm) involvedUnit 6th Panzer Division
subject surface form: Operation Winter Storm