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This timeline details the significant events and battles on the Eastern Front, where Germany and the Soviet Union clashed.
Operation Barbarossa
June 22, 1941
Germany launches a massive invasion of the Soviet Union, marking the beginning of the Eastern Front.
Siege of Leningrad
September 8, 1941
German forces begin a prolonged siege of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg), which lasts for 872 days.
Battle of Moscow
October 1941
Soviet forces defend Moscow against a German invasion, marking a significant turning point on the Eastern Front.
Battle of Stalingrad
August 23, 1942
The Soviet Union defeats German forces at Stalingrad, marking a major victory and a turning point in the war on the Eastern Front.
German Surrender at Stalingrad
February 2, 1943
German forces surrender at Stalingrad, marking a significant defeat for Germany.
Battle of Kursk
July 5, 1943
The largest tank battle in history takes place near Kursk, resulting in a Soviet victory.
End of the Siege of Leningrad
January 27, 1944
The Soviet Union breaks the German siege of Leningrad after 872 days.
Battle of Berlin
April 1945
Soviet forces capture Berlin, leading to the eventual surrender of Germany.
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Main milestonesMain milestonesMajor Battles and CampaignsMajor Battles and CampaignsOverall Timeline of World War IIOverall Timeline of World War IIThe Aftermath of World War IIThe Aftermath of World War IIThe HolocaustThe HolocaustThe Home FrontsThe Home FrontsThe Role of JapanThe Role of JapanThe Role of the United StatesThe Role of the United StatesThe Soviet Union's RoleThe Soviet Union's RoleThe War in EuropeThe War in EuropeThe War in the PacificThe War in the Pacific