Operation Barbarossa
Responsible for capturing the Ukraine & the Caucasus
Operation Barbarossa
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1941
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1st day of Operation Barbarossa, commands the Army Group North
Operation Barbarossa
First day of Operation Barbarossa, commands the 5 divisions of the 1st Panzer Group
Operation Barbarossa
Temperatures in Russia begin to drop below zero
Operation Barbarossa
Progress on Moscow is stopped due to the weather & Russian resistance
Operation Barbarossa
1st cases of frostbite are reported in the German Army
Operation Barbarossa
Convinces Hitler that the Russian resistance is on the verge of collapse
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Kleists leading divisions begin to reach Rostov-on-Don
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Kleists Panzers seize a bridge over the Don, the last barrier before the Caucasus. Crooses the Don but is forced back by Timoshenko
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Reports to Hitler that the Russian weather has brought his forces to a standstill
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The remains of 3 panzer groups are forced to continue against the Russian resistance
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A reconnaisance battalion is driven out of a Moscow suburb
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All German forces are held back by 70 degrees of frost
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Captures the Bug Bridge leading to Brest Litovsk
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Appointed Commander of the Army Group South
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Ordered to provide air support for Army Group Centre under von Bock
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Placed in charge of the economic exploitation of Russia
1942
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The Kerch Peninsular, Kharkov, Crimea & Sebastopol are captured
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Holds the Corps bridgehead on the east bank of the Dneiper River
1943
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The German Armies are split at the Pripet Marshes
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Soviet forces surround the mouth of the Dneiper
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Soviet forces surrond 650,000 German troops in the Crimea
1944
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From July 1943 to May 1944 the Germans lose 41 Divisions in the East
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