Kirovograd Offensive

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The Kirovograd Offensive was a major Soviet Red Army operation in January 1944 that helped liberate central Ukraine from German occupation during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II Eastern Front operation
military offensive
aimedAt breaking German defensive lines west of the Dnieper
belligerent Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
casualtiesSide heavy casualties on both sides
cityLiberated Kirovograd NERFINISHED
combatant Red Army NERFINISHED
Wehrmacht NERFINISHED
commandedBy Ivan Konev NERFINISHED
Rodion Malinovsky NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
countryInvolved Germany
date January 1944
endDate 1944-01-16
followedBy Korsun–Shevchenkovsky Offensive NERFINISHED
frontlineShift pushed German forces westward in Ukraine
GermanUnitInvolved 11th Panzer Division NERFINISHED
376th Infantry Division NERFINISHED
3rd Panzer Division NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic NERFINISHED
location Kirovohrad Oblast NERFINISHED
central Ukraine
modernCityName Kropyvnytskyi NERFINISHED
objective encirclement and destruction of German forces in the Kirovograd area
liberation of Kirovograd
opponentFormation 1st Panzer Army NERFINISHED
8th Army (Wehrmacht) NERFINISHED
Army Group South NERFINISHED
partOf Dnieper–Carpathian Offensive NERFINISHED
precededBy Battle of the Dnieper NERFINISHED
result Soviet victory
significance contributed to collapse of German positions in Right-Bank Ukraine
SovietArmyInvolved 53rd Army NERFINISHED
5th Guards Army NERFINISHED
5th Guards Tank Army NERFINISHED
7th Guards Army NERFINISHED
SovietFrontInvolved 2nd Ukrainian Front NERFINISHED
4th Ukrainian Front NERFINISHED
startDate 1944-01-05
strategicEffect liberation of central Ukraine from German occupation
weakening of German Army Group South
tactic armored breakthrough
pincer movement
theater Eastern Front

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Soviet 2nd Ukrainian Front tookPartIn Kirovograd Offensive
subject surface form: 2nd Ukrainian Front