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1313: 1537: 175: 164: 129: 198: 187: 143: 63: 1574:' was active until the mass deportations. Tens of thousands participated or supported the movement; thousands were killed. The Soviet authorities fighting the Forest Brothers also suffered hundreds of deaths. Among those killed on both sides were innocent civilians. Besides the armed resistance of the Forest Brothers, a number of underground nationalist schoolchildren groups were active. Most of their members were sentenced to long terms of imprisonment. The punitive actions decreased rapidly after 1458: 2190: 2202: 2178: 2156: 1280:, Army Group Centre. Acting in coordination with armored formations from Army Group North, they initially cut off the Soviet troops on the coast, and re-established a tenuous 30-kilometer-wide corridor connecting Army Groups Centre and North. The main objective of the attack was to retake the key road junction of 1509:
which retained a possibility of being a major threat, but were able to focus on operations on its northern flank that were now aiming at East Prussia. Operations by the Red Army against the Courland Pocket continued until the surrender of the Army Group Courland on 9 May 1945, when close to 200,000
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The German command released thousands of native conscripts from military service. However the Soviet command began conscripting Baltic natives as areas were brought under Soviet control. While some ended up serving on both sides, many partisans hid in the woods to avoid conscription.
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were committed all through the occupation period until the late 1980s. Although the armed resistance was defeated, the populations remained anti-Soviet. This helped the Baltic citizens to organise a
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In common with other Soviet strategic offensives, the Baltic offensive covers a number of operational level operations and individual Front offensive operations:
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during the autumn of 1944. The result of the series of battles was the isolation and encirclement of the Army Group North in the
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were permanently severed, and the former was relegated to an occupied Baltic seashore area in Latvia. On 25 January,
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was pushed back along its entire frontline in the east. In February 1944, it retreated from the approaches to
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issued orders for the Baltic strategic offensive, which lasted from 14 September to 24 November.
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awards were given out during the offensive, of which three were given soldier's second award.
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implicitly recognising that there was no possibility of restoring a new land corridor between
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aimed at the evacuation of Army Group North from mainland Estonia 17–26 September 1944;
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From the German defensive perspective, the period included the following operations:
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The German reaction was rapid, and initially successful. A counterattack, code-named
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Estonian International Commission for the Investigation of Crimes Against Humanity
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aimed at severing the connection between the German Army Groups Centre and North.
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covered Riga and the extended flank of the penetration towards the north.
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in the van. By 31 July, the coast on the Gulf of Riga had been reached;
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in the late 1980s and then rapidly develop a modern society after the
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commenced, as a follow-up from Operation Bagration. The Soviet 43rd,
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Soviet rule of the Baltic states was re-established by force, and
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followed, which was mostly carried out in 1944–1950. The forced
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World War II aerial operations and battles of the Eastern Front
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The Baltic offensive operation resulted in the expulsion of
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Preparations, Conduct of 1944 Baltic Operation Described
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Preparations, Conduct of 1944 Baltic Operation Described
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Military operations of World War II involving Germany
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1944 military conflicts in Baltic states during WW II
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Strategic operations of the Red Army in World War II
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Index

Baltic Offensive
Baltic operation
Eastern Front
World War II

Eastern Front
trapped
Soviet Union
Germany
Soviet Union
Ivan Bagramyan
Soviet Union
Leonid Govorov
Nazi Germany
Walter Model
Nazi Germany
Johannes Freißner
KIA
MIA
WIA
tanks
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WIA
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