1941–1945 World War II theater
Dates, participants and sources of this conflict →Related events
The chronological links below come from Wikidata’s “part of” and “has part” relations. This selection covers 22 June 1941 — 6 May 1945; it does not claim to cover the entire conflict or reconstruct an army’s movements.
- 22 June 1941 — 2 December 1941
Battle of Hanko ↗
Source · Q384680 - 22 June 1941 — 29 June 1941
Defense of Brest Fortress
On the map ↗ Source · Q611789 - 23 June 1941 — 27 June 1941
Battle of Raseiniai
On the map ↗ Source · Q1528565 - 25 June 1941 — 19 September 1944
Continuation War
On the map ↗ Source · Q122100 - 30 June 1941 — 3 July 1941
Defense of Borisov ↗
Source · Q3919386 - July 1941 — August 1941
Solovyovo crossing ↗
Source · Q4428126 - 6 July 1941 — 11 July 1941
Battle of Lepel ↗
Source · Q4259110 - 9 July 1941
Baltic Operation ↗
Source · Q1324428 - 10 July 1941 — 10 September 1941
Battle of Smolensk
On the map ↗ Source · Q162357 - 15 July 1941 — 8 August 1941
Battle of Uman
On the map ↗ Source · Q327078 - 16 July 1941
Battle of Morgonlandet ↗
Source · Q18693650 - 26 July 1941
Battle of Bengtskär ↗
Source · Q4352802 - August 1941
Kiestingin motti ↗
Source · Q18693629 - 7 August 1941 — 26 September 1941
Battle of Kiev
On the map ↗ Source · Q162284 - 8 August 1941 — 16 October 1941
Siege of Odesa 1941
On the map ↗ Source · Q682409 - 30 August 1941
Battle of Porlampi ↗
Source · Q18693666 - 5 September 1941
Finnish reconquest of the Karelian Isthmus ↗
Source · Q2701353 - 8 September 1941 — 27 January 1944
Siege of Leningrad
On the map ↗ Source · Q151860 - 30 September 1941 — 20 April 1942
Battle of Moscow
On the map ↗ Source · Q151290 - 2 October 1941 — 21 October 1941
Battle of Bryansk ↗
Source · Q4870577 - 6 October 1941 — 7 October 1941
Battle of Mtsensk ↗
Source · Q90421942 - 13 October 1941 — 18 January 1942
Battle at Borodino Field ↗
Source · Q4870136 - 18 October 1941 — 4 July 1942
Crimean Campaign
On the map ↗ Source · Q700937 - 20 October 1941 — 24 October 1941
First Battle of Kharkov
On the map ↗ Source · Q697658 - 30 October 1941 — 4 July 1942
Siege of Sevastopol
On the map ↗ Source · Q154860 - 2 November 1941
Capture of Gorlovka ↗
Source · Q136763494 - 6 December 1941
Finnish invasion of East Karelia ↗
Source · Q2756512 - 26 December 1941 — 2 January 1942
Kerch-Feodosia Landing Operation ↗
Source · Q1739723 - 5 January 1942 — 21 March 1943
Battles of Rzhev
On the map ↗ Source · Q261776 - 7 January 1942 — 25 May 1942
Demyansk Pocket ↗
Source · Q161033 - 7 January 1942 — 30 April 1942
Battle of Lyuban ↗
Source · Q478315 - 10 January 1942 — 21 January 1942
Lake Ilmen action ↗
Source · Q5656259 - 23 January 1942 — 5 May 1942
Kholm Pocket ↗
Source · Q305133 - 31 January 1942
Barvenkovo–Lozovaya offensive ↗
Source · Q3937377 - 26 March 1942 — 2 April 1942
Battle of Suursaari ↗
Source · Q3636629 - May 1942
Battle of the Kerch Peninsula ↗
Source · Q4335296 - 12 May 1942 — 29 May 1942
Second Battle of Kharkov
On the map ↗ Source · Q155620 - 16 May 1942 — 30 November 1942
Defense of the Adzhimushkay quarry ↗
Source · Q1984212 - July 1942 — October 1943
Battle of the Caucasus
On the map ↗ Source · Q653470 - 2 July 1942 — 23 July 1942
Operation Seydlitz ↗
Source · Q2069830 - 8 July 1942 — 10 July 1942
Battle of Someri ↗
Source · Q4159143 - 23 July 1942 — 11 August 1942
Battle of Kalach ↗
Source · Q1645870 - 30 July 1942 — 1 October 1942
Battle of Rzhev ↗
Source · Q4348879 - 11 August 1942 — 22 August 1942
Operation Wirbelwind ↗
Source · Q65246453 - 17 August 1942
Attack of the U-209 on the convoy near Matveyev Island ↗
Source · Q48942015 - 23 August 1942 — 2 February 1943
Battle of Stalingrad
On the map ↗ Source · Q38789 - 13 September 1942 — 18 November 1942
Attack on Stalingrad ↗
Source · Q543166 - 22 October 1942
Battle of Sukho Island ↗
Source · Q55605042 - 19 November 1942 — 16 January 1943
Battle for Velikiye Luki ↗
Source · Q701195 - 18 December 1942 — 28 December 1942
Tatsinskaya Raid ↗
Source · Q715663 - 1943
Давыд-Гарадоцкія баі ↗
Source · Q117478735 - 1 January 1943 — 4 February 1943
North-Caucasian offensive operation ↗
Source · Q15600513 - 12 January 1943 — 30 January 1943
Operation Spark ↗
Source · Q233278 - 24 January 1943 — 17 February 1943
Voronezh–Kastornoye Offensive ↗
Source · Q2606937 - 19 February 1943 — 15 March 1943
Third Battle of Kharkov
On the map ↗ Source · Q157873 - 8 March 1943 — 13 March 1943
Battle of Sokolovo ↗
Source · Q2602629 - 5 July 1943 — 23 August 1943
Battle of Kursk
On the map ↗ Source · Q130861 - 12 July 1943
Battle of Prokhorovka
On the map ↗ Source · Q541506 - 17 July 1943 — 2 August 1943
Donbass Strategic Offensive ↗
Source · Q1241187 - 3 August 1943 — 23 August 1943
Battle of Belgorod ↗
Source · Q715677 - 24 August 1943 — 23 December 1943
Battle of the Dnieper
On the map ↗ Source · Q313836 - 22 September 1943 — November 1943
Bukrin Bridgehead ↗
Source · Q4098652 - 26 September 1943 — 22 October 1943
Aul Bridgehead ↗
Source · Q4072425 - October 1943
Десант на косу Тузла ↗
Source · Q4159137 - 12 October 1943 — 13 October 1943
Battle of Lenino ↗
Source · Q2341305 - 3 November 1943 — 22 December 1943
Battle of Kiev
On the map ↗ Source · Q700960 - 16 December 1943
Battle of Nevel ↗
Source · Q4315653 - 1944
Battle of Romania ↗
Source · Q4859251 - 2 February 1944 — 26 July 1944
Battle for Narva Bridgehead ↗
Source · Q15197058 - 2 February 1944 — 5 February 1944
Battle of Rivne ↗
Source · Q4872208 - 2 February 1944 — 10 August 1944
Battle for Narva
On the map ↗ Source · Q7885422 - 11 February 1944
Rovno–Lutsk Offensive
On the map ↗ Source · Q4395266 - 15 February 1944 — 28 February 1944
Narva Offensive February 1944 ↗
Source · Q6966493 - 27 February 1944 — 4 April 1944
Battle of Kovel ↗
Source · Q16692750 - 1 March 1944 — 4 March 1944
March 1944 Narva Offensive ↗
Source · Q6966495 - 18 March 1944 — 24 March 1944
Narva Offensive ↗
Source · Q6966494 - 26 March 1944 — 28 March 1944
Ol′shanskiy amphibious landing ↗
Source · Q4159120 - 8 April 1944 — 12 May 1944
Crimean Offensive
On the map ↗ Source · Q673265 - 3 May 1944 — 19 May 1944
Landing of Turkestan legionnaires near Guryev ↗
Source · Q136222640 - 20 June 1944
Battle of Nerva Island ↗
Source · Q16398194 - 22 June 1944
Battle of Tienhaara ↗
Source · Q2756240 - 25 June 1944 — 9 July 1944
Battle of Tali-Ihantala ↗
Source · Q697680 - 15 July 1944 — 17 July 1944
Battle of Nietjärvi ↗
Source · Q2083930 - 20 July 1944 — 25 July 1944
Battle of Auvere ↗
Source · Q4870367 - 25 July 1944 — 10 August 1944
Battle of Tannenberg Line ↗
Source · Q2026904 - 26 July 1944 — 13 August 1944
Battle of Ilomantsi ↗
Source · Q2354840 - August 1944
Battle of Öykkösenvaara ↗
Source · Q123115247 - 1 August 1944 — 10 August 1944
Battle of Radzymin ↗
Source · Q1776194 - 9 August 1944 — 16 August 1944
Battle of Studzianki ↗
Source · Q4872455 - 5 September 1944 — 8 October 1944
Battle of Turda ↗
Source · Q1322868 - 8 September 1944 — 28 October 1944
Battle of the Dukla Pass
On the map ↗ Source · Q60270 - 14 September 1944 — 19 September 1944
Battle of Păuliş ↗
Source · Q1471839 - 29 September 1944 — 24 November 1944
Moonsund Landing Operation ↗
Source · Q2008158 - 5 October 1944 — 28 January 1945
Battle of Memel ↗
Source · Q3620958 - 6 October 1944 — 28 October 1944
Battle of Debrecen
On the map ↗ Source · Q582953 - 23 January 1945 — 6 May 1945
Siege of Breslau ↗
Source · Q664581 - 26 January 1945 — 29 March 1945
Heiligenbeil Pocket ↗
Source · Q508062 - 10 February 1945 — 4 April 1945
East Pomeranian Offensive
On the map ↗ Source · Q698067 - 4 March 1945 — 18 March 1945
Battle of Kolberg ↗
Source · Q3503720 - 15 March 1945 — 30 March 1945
Siege of Danzig ↗
Source · Q108266326 - April 1945
Battle of the Oder–Neisse ↗
Source · Q13423520 - April 1945
Kessel von Kausche ↗
Source · Q75331916 - 16 April 1945 — 2 May 1945
Battle of Berlin
On the map ↗ Source · Q154182 - 16 April 1945 — 19 April 1945
Battle of the Seelow Heights
On the map ↗ Source · Q7879625 - 21 April 1945 — 30 April 1945
Battle of Bautzen ↗
Source · Q316843 - 23 April 1945 — 2 May 1945
Battle in Berlin ↗
Source · Q713400 - 28 April 1945 — 2 May 1945
Storming of the Reichstag ↗
Source · Q18276661
Provenance and limits
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