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river, and began to pursue the retreating German forces. The 6th Tank Army advanced following the 2nd and 5th Guard Tank armies. After Uman was taken on 10 March, the advance detachments of the armies reached
Southern Bug. Crossing the river was accomplished on a 100-kilometre (62 mi)
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Ukrainian Front from 5 March to 17 April 1944. The purpose of the operation was to inflict a crushing defeat on the German "Uman group", split the troops of Army Group South, and capture southwestern Ukraine. After the completion of the
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1666:Выписка из журнала боевых действий 2 УкрФ за апрель месяц 1944 г. Описывает период с 01.04.1944 по 30.04.1944 г. Журналы боевых действий. Дата создания документа: 20.06.1944 г. Архив: ЦАМО, Фонд: 240, Опись: 2779, Дело: 1155, Лист начала документа в деле: 1. Page 170.
1657:Донесение о потерях личного состава в войсках 2 УкрФ с 1 марта по 31 марта 1944 года. Описывает период с 01.03.1944 по 31.03.1944 г. Дата создания документа: 14.04.1944 г. Архив: ЦАМО, Фонд: 240, Опись: 2779, Дело: 1140, Лист начала документа в деле: 97. Page 1.
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On the night of 28 March the Front's forces, while pursuing the retreating enemy, conducted another assault river crossing on the move of river Prut, transferring combat actions onto
Romanian territory. Towards the middle of April, their right wing reached the
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were liberated. The offensive was the first in which three tank armies were used simultaneously as the main breakthrough force on a narrow sector of the front, all while being conducted under the conditions of spring floods and
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organisation of cooperation between the armies and the aviation of a front. Soviet troops showed they had gained a high degree of military skill in the conduct of operations, particularly in assault river crossings.
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Panzer-Grenadier-Division Großdeutschland, Ia Nr. 30/44 g. Kdos. II. Ang. Betr.: Zustandsbericht. Stand: 1 März 1944. An
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in the southern sector, to this part of the front. Troops of the 2nd
Ukrainian Front, encountering increasing resistance, in the middle of April was forced to go on the defensive at the reached positions of
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In order to maintain a high rate of advance during the offensive, the Soviet 6th Tank Army was introduced after the
Southern Bug crossing. At this point, the tank armies continued to advance towards the
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Gregory
Liedtke (2015). Lost in the Mud: The (Nearly) Forgotten Collapse of the German Army in the Western Ukraine, March and April 1944. The Journal of Slavic Military Studies, p. 230.
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Gregory Liedtke (2015). Lost in the Mud: The (Nearly) Forgotten Collapse of the German Army in the Western Ukraine, March and April 1944. The Journal of Slavic Military Studies, p. 229.
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Geheime Kommandosache. Der Generalinspekteur der Panzertruppen, 810/44 g.Kdos. Führervortrag am 27.3.44 (Teil B). Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv (BA-MA) RH 10/89, fol. 60.
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1724:Грылев А.Н. Днепр-Карпаты-Крым. Освобождение Правобережной Украины и Крыма в 1944 году. Москва: Наука, 1970, p. 176.
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429:- 111 operational tanks and assault guns
409:- 172 operational tanks and assault guns
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1275:Bila Tserkva
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1185:Zvenyhorodka
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1073:Adolf Hitler
1065:Army Group A
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222:Belligerents
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52:Please help
47:verification
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633:Rovno–Lutsk
613:First phase
309:Otto Wöhler
197:, parts of
193:in western
1815:Categories
1750:References
1475:rasputitsa
1465:Pervomaisk
1353:troops at
1287:introduced
1246:rasputitsa
1233:Kirovograd
1209:5th Guards
1166:withdrawal
1122:, and the
984:Ivan Konev
844:Tidal Wave
813:Stalingrad
781:Sevastopol
623:Kirovograd
402:AFV status
325:(4th Army)
312:(8th Army)
282:Ivan Konev
199:Bessarabia
191:Kirovograd
161:rasputitsa
80:newspapers
1802:229362686
1587:Totenkopf
1542:F7195911.
1461:Vapniarka
1373:(Ungen).
1015:Wehrmacht
1009:'s great
979:. Led by
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807:Edelweiss
754:Constanța
749:Bucharest
665:Polesskoe
1759:(2007).
1502:Analysis
1484:Dniester
1431:Moldavia
1403:Dubăsari
1391:Chișinău
1383:Botoșani
1316:Dniester
1156:Planning
1141:8th Army
1112:Dniester
1097:4th Army
1093:8th Army
1089:6th Army
969:8th Army
961:Red Army
917:Budapest
912:Debrecen
453:Manpower
450:4th Army
375:Manpower
372:8th Army
330:Strength
203:Bukovina
181:Location
140:Part of
1409:Outcome
1371:Ungheni
1323:Romania
1050:Balkans
1023:Galicia
1000:Moldova
996:Romania
992:Ukraine
975:during
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860:Dnieper
796:Kharkov
760:München
737:Treznea
563:Unknown
262:Romania
249:Germany
195:Ukraine
156:Panther
94:scholar
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1494:, and
1363:Khotyn
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1187:, and
1162:Stavka
1118:, the
1114:, the
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1106:, the
1046:Odessa
1027:Poland
927:Prague
907:Păuliș
880:Crimea
819:Uranus
786:Rostov
771:Odessa
732:Diosig
670:Odessa
515:April:
501:March:
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210:Result
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1511:Notes
1496:Siret
1300:front
1285:were
1124:Siret
902:Turda
791:Kerch
101:JSTOR
87:books
1798:OCLC
1788:ISBN
1769:ISBN
1567:StuG
1565:and
1492:Prut
1488:Răut
1457:Uman
1387:Iași
1367:Prut
1329:and
1281:and
1227:and
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1211:and
1197:52nd
1193:27th
1160:The
1120:Prut
1116:Răut
1079:and
1042:Lviv
998:and
939:The
801:Blue
776:Azov
766:Uman
479:guns
189:and
187:Uman
173:Date
73:news
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