Serangan Beograd

Serangan Beograd Bagian dari Front Yugoslav dan Timur pada Perang Dunia II Tank yang hancur di Beograd Tanggal 28 September 1944 – 20 Oktober 1944[1] Lokasi Beograd, Yugoslavia Hasil Kemenangan Partisan-Soviet Pihak terlibat Sekutu:  Uni Soviet Partisan Yugoslavia Bulgaria Blok Poros:  Jerman Nazi Pemerintahan Keselamatan Nasional  Negara Merdeka Kroasia Tokoh dan pemimpin Fyodor Tolbukhin Vladimir Zhdanov Peko Dapčević Savo Drljević Danilo Lekić Vladimir Stoychev Maximilian von Weichs Wilhelm Schneckenburger ⚔ Hans Felber Alexander Löhr Pasukan 3rd Ukrainian Front Grup Tentara ke-1 Tentara ke-1 Tentara ke-3 Tentara ke-4 Tentara Panzer ke-2 Tentara Grup E Pasukan Penjaga Negara Serbia Kekuatan 580,000 pasukan 3,640 buah artileri 520 tank dan meriam 1,420 pesawat 80 kapal 150,000 pasukan 2,100 buah artileri 125 tank dan meriam 350 pesawat 70 kapal Korban Soviet: 4,350 tewas atau menghilang 14,488 luka-luka atau sakit 18,838 secara keseluruhan[2] Yugoslavs: 2,953 tewas[3] 45,000

Serangan Beograd atau Operasi Serangan Strategis Beograd (Serbia-Kroasia: [Beogradska operacija] Galat: {{Lang}}: unrecognized language code: hbs (bantuan), Београдска операција; bahasa Rusia: Белградская стратегическая наступательная операция, Belgradskaya strategicheskaya nastupatel'naya operatsiyacode: ru is deprecated ) (14 September 1944 – 24 November 1944)^[4] adalah sebuah operasi militer di mana Beograd dibebaskan dari Wehrmacht Jerman melalui upaya bersama dari Tentara Merah Soviet, Partisan Yugoslav, dan Tentara Rakyat Bulgaria. Pasukan Soviet dan kelompok militan lokal meluncurkan operasi kerjasama tetapi terpisah pada wilayah Beograd yang berada di bawah kendali Jerman.^[5]

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