Army Group G

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Army Group G was a major German Wehrmacht formation on the Western Front during World War II, responsible for defending southern France and later parts of western Germany against Allied forces.

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Label Occurrences
Army Group G canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German army group
Wehrmacht formation
activeDuring 1944
1945
areaOfResponsibility Alsace
Lorraine
Saarland
Southern France
southwestern Germany
surface form: Southwestern Germany
commander Friedrich Wiese NERFINISHED
Hermann Balck
Johannes Blaskowitz
conflict World War II
country Nazi Germany
disbandedIn 1945
engagement Operation Dragoon
surface form: Allied invasion of Southern France

Battle of the Colmar Pocket
Defense of the Rhine
Defense of the Saar region
Operation Dragoon
Operations in Lorraine
Southern France campaign
surface form: Retreat from Southern France 1944

Vosges Campaign
surface form: Vosges campaign
formed 1944
front Western Front
historicalPeriod World War II
surface form: Second World War
militaryBranch Heer
notableCommander Hermann Balck
Johannes Blaskowitz
notableFor defense against Allied advance in Southern France
retreat across France into Germany in 1944–1945
opponent Allied forces
British Army
Free French Forces
surface form: Free French forces

United States Army
partOf German Army
surface form: German Army (Heer)

Wehrmacht
role defense of southern France
defense of western Germany
status disbanded
subordinateTo Heeresgruppe Oberrhein
surface form: Army Group Upper Rhine

Oberbefehlshaber West
surrenderedIn May 1945
surrenderedTo United States Army
theaterOfOperations Southern France
Western Front
western Germany
surface form: Western Germany
type army group-level formation

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OB West hasPart Army Group G