Siege of Leningrad
- January 14 - March 1: Leningrad-Novgorod strategic offensive operation, 1st of the Ten Stalin’s punches:
- Krasnoye Selo-Ropshin offensive operation (January 14-January 30)
- Novgorod-Luga offensive operation (January 14-February 15)
- Kingisepp-Gdov offensive operation (February 1–March 1)
- Staraya Russa-Novorzhev offensive operation (February 18–March 1)
- January 27: Siege of Leningrad ends, after a joint effort by the Army and the Baltic Fleet, which provided 30% of aviation power for the final blow to the Germans[79]. The Germans are forced to retreat 60–100 km away from the city.
- June 9 - July 15: Vyborg-Petrozavodsk Strategic Offensive Operation pushes Finns northwestwards about 30–100 km to the other side of Bay of Vyborg and River Vuoksi.
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See also
- Tanya Savicheva
- World War II casualties
- Regia Marina — Lake Ladoga
- List of famines
- Siege of Sarajevo
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References
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- ^ Salisbury 1969, p. 331
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- ^ Platonov 1964
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- ^ a b Approaching Leningrad from the North. Finland in WWII (На северных подступах к Ленинграду) (Russian).
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- ^ National Defence College 1994, p. 4:196
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- ^ Baryshnikov 2003
- ^ Cartier 1977
- ^ Glantz 2001, p. 31
- ^ Glantz 2001, p. 42
- ^ Cartier 1977
- ^ National Defence College 1994, p. 2:261
- ^ Higgins 1966, pp. 156
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- ^ Cartier 1977
- ^ Baryshnikov 2003
- ^ Hitler, Adolf (1941-09-22). Directive No. 1601 (Russian).
- ^ Carell 1966, pp. 210
- ^ Baryshnikov 2003
- ^ Bernstein, AI; Бернштейн, АИ (1983). Notes of aviation engineer (Аэростаты над Ленинградом. Записки инженера - воздухоплавателя. Химия и Жизнь №5) (Russian) с. 8–16.
- ^ Juutilainen 2005, pp. 662-672
- ^ Baryshnikov 2003
- ^ Glantz 2001, pp. 167-173
- ^ Гречанюк 1990
- ^ Гречанюк 1990
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