Grupa Armii H
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| Historia | |
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Sformowanie | 1945 |
| Rozformowanie | 1945 |
| Organizacja | |
| Rodzaj sił zbrojnych | wojska lądowe |
Grupa Armii H – niemiecka grupa armii podczas II wojny światowej.
Utworzenie i walki
Utworzona 11 listopada 1944 roku na obszarze Holandii[1]. W toku operacji prowadzonych przez 21 Grupę Armii w marcu 1945 roku została okrążona i zniszczona. Resztki jej wojsk, jako Naczelne Dowództwo Północno-Zachodnie (od kwietnia 1945), skapitulowało w maju 1945.
Dowódcy grupy
- listopad 1944: Kurt Student
- styczeń 1945: Johannes Blaskowitz
- kwiecień 1945: Ernst Busch
Skład w grudniu 1944
- 607 pułk łączności
- 1 Armia Spadochronowa
- 15 Armia
Skład w styczniu 1945
- 607 pułk łączności
- 1 Armia Spadochronowa
- 25 Armia
Przypisy
- ↑ Sobczak (red.) 1975 ↓, s. 166.
Bibliografia
- Kazimierz Sobczak (red.): Encyklopedia II wojny światowej. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej, 1975.
- AxisHistory.com
- Lexikon der Wehrmacht
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