Soviet–German front line

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The Soviet–German front line was the vast and shifting Eastern Front of World War II where Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union fought some of the largest and bloodiest battles in history.

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instanceOf military front
theatre of war
alsoKnownAs Eastern Front NERFINISHED
belligerent Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
casualties tens of millions of military and civilian deaths
characteristic extreme casualties
highly mobile and shifting
site of large-scale land battles
climateCondition harsh winters
rasputitsa mud seasons
closedBy German surrender on Eastern Front
conflict World War II
endDate 1945-05-09
frontLength thousands of kilometers
includedBranch Axis allied forces
Luftwaffe NERFINISHED
Soviet Air Forces NERFINISHED
Soviet partisan forces
involvedIdeology Nazism
Soviet communism
location Central Europe NERFINISHED
Eastern Europe NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
logisticalChallenge long supply lines
poor infrastructure
notableBattle Battle of Berlin NERFINISHED
Battle of Kursk NERFINISHED
Battle of Moscow NERFINISHED
Battle of Stalingrad NERFINISHED
Operation Bagration NERFINISHED
Siege of Leningrad NERFINISHED
Vistula–Oder Offensive NERFINISHED
notableOperation Case Blue NERFINISHED
Operation Citadel NERFINISHED
Operation Typhoon NERFINISHED
openedBy Operation Barbarossa NERFINISHED
partOf Eastern Front of World War II NERFINISHED
primaryForces Red Army NERFINISHED
Wehrmacht NERFINISHED
result Soviet advance to Berlin
liberation of Eastern Europe from Nazi occupation
startDate 1941-06-22
strategicImportance decisive theatre in defeat of Nazi Germany
typeOfWarfare combined arms operations
total war
warCrimeContext Holocaust in occupied Soviet territories NERFINISHED
massacres of civilians
prisoner of war atrocities

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Commander of the Western Front (Red Army) associatedWith Soviet–German front line