Belorussian strategic offensive operation

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The Belorussian strategic offensive operation, also known as Operation Bagration, was a major 1944 Soviet World War II campaign that destroyed Germany’s Army Group Centre and decisively shifted the Eastern Front in favor of the Red Army.

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instanceOf Soviet strategic offensive operation
World War II military operation
military offensive
alsoKnownAs Belorussian strategic offensive operation
surface form: Belarusian strategic offensive operation

Operation Bagration
belligerent Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
capturedCity Babruysk
surface form: Bobruisk

Brest (Belarus)
surface form: Brest

Minsk
Mogilev
Orsha
Vitebsk
casualtiesInflicted hundreds of thousands of German casualties
commander Aleksandr Vasilevsky NERFINISHED
Georgy Zhukov
Ivan Bagramyan
Ivan Chernyakhovsky NERFINISHED
Konstantin Rokossovsky
componentOf Soviet summer offensive of 1944
surface form: Soviet 1944 summer offensives
conflict World War II
dateEnd 1944-08-19
dateStart 1944-06-22
followedBy Lublin–Brest Offensive
surface form: Lublin–Brest offensive

Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive
surface form: Lvov–Sandomierz offensive
frontInvolved 1st Baltic Front
1st Belorussian Front
2nd Belorussian Front
3rd Belorussian Front
location Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic
surface form: Belorussian SSR

Eastern Poland
surface form: eastern Poland

eastern front of Europe
namedAfter Pyotr Bagration
objective advance toward Vistula River
destruction of German Army Group Centre
liberation of Belorussian SSR from German occupation
opponent Army Group Centre
opposingCommander Ernst Busch
Walter Model
partOf Eastern Front of World War II
plannedBy Soviet High Command
surface form: Soviet Stavka
precededBy Dnieper–Carpathian Offensive
surface form: Dnieper–Carpathian offensive
result decisive Soviet victory
destruction of German Army Group Centre
major shift of Eastern Front in favor of Red Army
scale one of the largest operations of World War II
strategicImpact broke German defensive line in the center of Eastern Front
enabled Soviet advance toward Poland and Germany
year 1944

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Soviet deep operations doctrine appliedInOperation Belorussian strategic offensive operation
11th Guards Army participatedIn Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Belorussian Offensive
31st Army participatedIn Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Belarusian campaign
Kaunas offensive precededBy Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration
5th Guards Tank Army notableEngagement Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Belorussian Offensive
Western Front (Red Army) engagedIn Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration
Soviet 1944 spring offensives followedBy Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration
Soviet 3rd Army participatedIn Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration
Vitebsk–Orsha offensive partOf Belorussian strategic offensive operation
Orsha offensive (1944) partOf Belorussian strategic offensive operation
Minsk offensive (1944) partOf Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Belorussian strategic offensive operation (1944)
49th Army participatedIn Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration
Defense of the Eastern Front notableEngagement Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Operation Bagration
Belorussian strategic offensive operation alsoKnownAs Belorussian strategic offensive operation
this entity surface form: Belarusian strategic offensive operation