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 11.Armee-Oberkommando by Jason Pipes and Ron Klages
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Campaigns

  • Eastern Front 1941-1942

    History

    The 11. Armee was established on 5 October 1940 and until 21 June 1941 they were located in Germany. From 22 June 1941 until 3 September 3 1942 they fought in the southern sectors of the Eastern Front. From 4 September 1942 to 27 November 1942 they were transferred to the northern sector of the Eastern front. On 27 November 1942 the 11. Army was extracted from the northern front and sent to the south to become Army Group Don. They were in existence for 783 days of which 523 days were spent on the Eastern Front first in the southern area and then in the northern area.

    The 11. Armee was re-established on 26 November 1944 first fighting in the east and then from late March 1945 to the end in the west.

    Organization

    Korück 533
    Armee-Nachschubführer 587
    Armee-Nachrichten-Regiment 558

    Commanders

    Eugen Ritter von Schobert 10.5.1940
    Erich von Lewinski gannant von Manstein 9.13.1941

    Calendar of Battles and Engagements

    Eastern Campaign Calendar of Battles and Engagements

    1.

     

    Frontier Battles, Liberation of Bessarabia, and Conquest of the Crimea.

    6.22.1941

    12.31.1941

    193

     

    a]

    Frontier Battles on Pruth River.

    6.22.1941

    7.7.1941

    16

     

    b]

    Fighting to Liberate Bessarabia.

    7.2.1941

    7.8.1941

    7

     

    c]

    Breakthrough of the Stalin Line

    7.2.1941

    7.25.1941

    24

     

    d]

    Pursuit Battles to the Dnjepr.

    7.26.1941

    8.29.1941

    35

     

    e]

    Control of the Dnjepr and Crossing by Berisslavl.

    8.30.1941

    8.30.1941

    1

     

    f]

    Assault Across the Dnjepr.

    8.31.1941

    9.12.1941

    13

     

    g]

    Advance to the Crimean Narrows and Breakthrough Battle at Perekop.

    8.31.1941

    9.30.1941

    31

     

    h]

    Battle Around Sea of Azov.

    9.26.1941

    10.11.1941

    16

     

    i]

    Breakthrough Battle at Ishun.

    10.18.1941

    10.27.1941

    10

     

    k]

    Pursuit Battles in the Crimea and Breakthrough to Kerch.

    10.28.1941

    11.16.1941

    20

     

    l]

    Costal Defense and Containment Battles at Sevastopol.

    11.17.1941

    7.4.1942

    230

     

    m]

    Attack on Sevastopol.

    12.17.1941

    12.31.1941

    15

     

    n]

    Coastal Protection in the Crimea.

    11.17.1941

    7.4.1942

    230

     

    o]

    Wanderings in Kerch Peninsula and Battles at and Northwest of Feodosia.

    12.28.1941

    1.18.1942

    22

     

    p]

    Siege of  Fortress Sevastopol.

    1.1.1942

    6.1.1942

    152

     

    q]

    Defensive Battles in the Parpatch Position.

    1.19.1942

    5.7.1942

    109

     

    r]

    Battle for the Kertch Peninsula and Capture of Kerch.

    5.8.1942

    5.21.1942

    14

     

    s]

    Attack and Capture of Fortress Sevastopol.

    6.2.1942

    7.4.1942

    33

    2.

     

    Security of the Crimea.

    7.5.1942

    8.31.1942

    58

    3.

     

    OKH Reserve then Heeresgruppe Nord.

    9.1.1942

    9.3.1942

    3

    4.

     

    Defensive Battles South of Lake Ladoga.

    9.4.1942

    10.2.1942

    29

    5.

     

    Positional Fighting in the Leningrad Area.

    10.3.1942

    10.30.1942

    28

    6.

     

    Positional Fighting in the Area of Newel.

    11.6.1942

    11.21.1942

    16


    Bibliography


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