German Operation Trappenjagd

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German Operation Trappenjagd was a 1942 German offensive on the Kerch Peninsula in Crimea aimed at destroying Soviet forces and recapturing the area during World War II.

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instanceOf World War II military operation
military offensive
aim to destroy Soviet forces on the Kerch Peninsula
to recapture the Kerch Peninsula
belligerent Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
captured large numbers of Soviet prisoners
casualties heavy Soviet casualties
codenameMeaning Bustard Hunt in English
commandedBy German 11th Army
surface form: 11th Army (Wehrmacht)
commander Erich von Manstein
conflict World War II
country Nazi Germany
endDate 1942-05-18
followedBy German assault on Sevastopol in 1942
front Eastern Front
hasAlternativeName Bustard Hunt
Operation Trappenjagd
Trappenjagd
historicalSignificance eliminated Soviet bridgehead in eastern Crimea
secured German flank for the 1942 summer offensive in the south
involvesUnit German 11th Army
Romanian 3rd Army
surface form: Romanian 3rd Army elements

Soviet Crimean Front
languageOfCodename German
location Crimea
Kerch Peninsula
operationType combined arms offensive
opposedBy Red Army
opposingCommander Dmitry Kozlov
Lev Mekhlis
outcome German recapture of the Kerch Peninsula
destruction of Soviet Crimean Front forces on the Kerch Peninsula
partOf Eastern Front of World War II
planningAuthority Wehrmacht High Command
surface form: German High Command
precededBy Soviet landings on the Kerch Peninsula in late 1941
region Black Sea region
result decisive German victory
startDate 1942-05-08
tactics armored breakthrough
concentrated artillery and air bombardment
encirclement of Soviet forces
theatre Crimean campaign
timePeriod May 1942
year 1942

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World War II battles on the Kerch Peninsula includes German Operation Trappenjagd