13th Army (Red Army)

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The 13th Army was a major field army of the Soviet Red Army that fought on the Eastern Front in World War II, participating in key operations from the defense of the Soviet Union to the final offensives into Central Europe.

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13th Army (Red Army) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet military unit
field army
activeDuring World War II
allegiance Workers' and Peasants' Red Army
linked to: Red Army
branch Ground forces
conflict Eastern Front (World War II)
linked to: Eastern Front

Second World War
linked to: World War II
country Soviet Union
engagedAgainst Nazi Germany
Wehrmacht
era 20th century
finalOperationsArea Central Europe
frontAssignment 1st Ukrainian Front
Bryansk Front
Central Front (Red Army)
Western Front (Red Army)
garrisonDuringWar various sectors of the Eastern Front
historicalSignificance key Soviet formation on the Eastern Front in World War II
militaryBranchOf Soviet Armed Forces
linked to: Soviet armed forces
notableAction advance into Poland and Germany
breakthrough operations in Operation Bagration
defensive fighting during the Battle of Kursk
notableCommander Konstantin Golubev NERFINISHED
Nikolai Pukhov NERFINISHED
Pyotr Filatov
participatedIn Battle of Kursk
Battle of Moscow
Berlin strategic offensive operation
Kursk defensive operation
Kursk offensive operations
Lvov–Sandomierz offensive
Operation Bagration
Prague offensive
linked to: Prague Offensive

Soviet offensives into Central Europe
Vistula–Oder offensive
defense of the Soviet Union in World War II
partOf Red Army
role participation in major Soviet offensives
strategic defense of the Soviet Union
theaterOfOperations Eastern Front
type combined arms army

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Lower Silesian Offensive involvedUnitSoviet 13th Army (Red Army)
Perekop–Chongar operation involvedUnit 13th Army (Red Army)