Soviet 3rd Shock Army

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The Soviet 3rd Shock Army was a major Red Army formation that played a key role on the Eastern Front in World War II, including the Battle of Berlin, and later served as part of the Soviet occupation forces in Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Red Army formation
field army
branch Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
Red Army
conflict Cold War
Eastern Front (World War II)
linked to: Eastern Front

Second World War
linked to: World War II
country Soviet Union
disbanded early 1990s
era Cold War
World War II
formed December 1941
frontlineAdvanceDirection towards Berlin
garrison East Germany
headquartersLocation East Berlin region
linked to: East Berlin

Kalinin Front area (World War II)
linked to: Kalinin Front

Magdeburg
militaryBranch Soviet Army
linked to: Red Army
notableBattle Battle of Berlin
Battle of Demyansk
Battle of Velikiye Luki
Berlin Offensive
linked to: Battle of Berlin

East Pomeranian Offensive
notableCommander Kuzma Galitsky NERFINISHED
Maksim Purkayev NERFINISHED
Nikolai Berzarin NERFINISHED
Vasily Kuznetsov NERFINISHED
notableUnit 10th Guards Tank Division
47th Guards Tank Division
7th Guards Tank Division
operationalRole breakthrough operations
deep offensive operations
participatedIn Soviet occupation of Germany
capture of Berlin
partOf Red Army
Soviet Ground Forces
postwarRole frontline army of Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
occupation force in Germany
role shock army
stationedIn Brandenburg
German Democratic Republic
linked to: East Germany

Saxony-Anhalt
subordinateTo 1st Belorussian Front
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
Kalinin Front
theater Central Europe
Eastern Front
tookPartIn encirclement of Berlin

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