Western Front (World War II)

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rdf:type	Military operation on the Eastern Front of World War II owl:NamedIndividual Theater or campaign of World War II Invasion Norwegian battle or siege
rdfs:label	Western Front (World War II)
owl:sameAs	dbr:Western_Front_(World_War_II)
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skos:prefLabel	Western Front (World War II)
skos:altLabel	Atlantic Belgium Europe France West World War II the campaign French Western front European Second World War Western front war Western Europe the West defeated Liberation liberated liberation western invasion of Europe war in Europe Liberation of France Libération liberation of France the Liberation European Theater European Theater of Operations European Theatre Western Front The Western Front European front second front western campaign Franco-Belgian France 1944 European theatre Northern France western front In the West North West Europe North-West Europe North-West European North-Western Europe North-western Europe Northwest Europe Northwestern Europe north-west Europe north-western Europe northwest Europe northwestern Europe liberation of Paris North-West Europe campaign West Front Allied advance from Paris to the Rhine Belgium and Germany European War Channel Front Western Campaign Western Fronts campaigns in Europe '''North-West Europe, 1944–1945''' '44–45 Western Front (World War II)#1944–45: the second front 1944 invasion of occupied Europe 1944–45 NW Europe campaign Allied invasion of Germany Allied invasion of Western Europe Belgium, Holland and into Germany Belgium, Holland, and Germany Campaign in North West Europe Central European Campaign Channel front Europe 1939–45 Europe, 1939–45 European Campaign European Western Front European area European battlefronts European front of WWII European theater France & Germany France and Belgium France and Germany France and Germany (1944–1945) France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany France, Belgium, and Luxembourg France, Belgium, the Netherlands Libération of France NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1944–1945 NORTH-WEST EUROPE, 1945 North West Europe (World War II) North West Europe Campaign North West Europe campaign North West Europe theatre North West European North West European theatres North Western Europe theatre of operations North-West Europe 1944 ... and more
clgo:causalties	1940 1944–1945 Total: * 10,561 tanks destroyed * 164,590–195,576 killed/missing * 537,590 wounded * 78,680 captured * ~3,000,000 casualties 909 tank destroyers destroyed 2,121,560–2,260,000casualties, including 143,400 killed (~70% of Allied troops and casualties were Americans)
clgo:combatant	* Hungary Poland Allies Czechoslovakia Axis ----
clgo:commander	Karl Dönitz Maurice Gamelin Franklin D. Roosevelt Władysław Sikorski Benito Mussolini Albert Kesselring Rodolfo Graziani Johannes Blaskowitz William Boyle, 12th Earl of Cork and Orrery Umberto II of Italy John Vereker, 6th Viscount Gort Heinrich Himmler Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb Maxime Weygand George S. Patton Nikolaus von Falkenhorst Omar Bradley Fedor von Bock Jacob L. Devers Paul Hausser Kenneth Stuart Bernard Montgomery Günther von Kluge Hermann Balck Walter Model William Hood Simpson Courtney Hodges Charles de Gaulle Dwight D. Eisenhower Miles Dempsey Pietro Pintor Alfredo Guzzoni Jean de Lattre de Tassigny Bertram Ramsay Erich Raeder William Wain Prior Kazimierz Sosnkowski Adolf Hitler Trafford Leigh-Mallory Leopold III of Belgium Émile Speller Harry Crerar Otto Ruge Arthur Tedder, 1st Baron Tedder Erwin Rommel Winston Churchill Henri Winkelman Gerd von Rundstedt Alexander Patch Erich von Manstein Hermann Göring Walther von Brauchitsch Heinz Guderian
clgo:date	1944-06-06
clgo:isPartOfMilitaryConflict	Russo-Turkish War (1787–1792) European theatre of World War II
clgo:place	Western Europe Northern Europe
clgo:result	* Fall of Nazi Germany (concurrently with theEastern FrontandItalian Front) * Beginning of theIron Curtainand theCold War 1939–40:Axisvictory 1944–1945: Allied victory * End of theFrench Third Republicand creation of theVichy regime * Beginning of theNorth AfricaandEast Africacampaigns * Occupation of most of Western and Northern Europe by Axis troops * Strategic stalemate following theBattle of Britain * Continuation with theDefense of the Reichand theBattle of the Atlantic * Liberation of occupied countries in Western and Northern Europe
clgo:strength	1939–1940 1944–1945 * 5,400,000 troops (total) * 7,650,000 troops (total) * ~1,900,000 troops (peak) * ~5,412,219 troops (total that served) * ~8,000,000 troops (total that served) * 4,500,000 troops (total as ofVictory in Europe Day)
clgo:territory	History of Germany (1945–1990)
is clgo:battle of	Royal Canadian Air Force Friedrich Lengfeld 352nd Fighter Group 75th Ranger Regiment 9th Canadian Infantry Brigade Gordon Brettell 1st Ayrshire and Galloway Artillery Volunteers Henri Picard Queen's Own Oxfordshire Hussars Dennis Cochran Helmut Mertens Huddersfield Rifles 22nd Armoured Brigade (United Kingdom) XLVII Panzer Corps Colin Hodgkinson (RAF officer) Eric Lock Rudolf Müller (pilot) George J. Peters Thomas Frank Durrant Wilhelm Schilling 5th Canadian Division 503rd Heavy Panzer Battalion Arthur Umbers 128th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery 1st Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Sunderland Rifles Essex Fortress Royal Engineers Essex Yeomanry 1st Durham Rifle Volunteers 1st Lanarkshire Artillery Volunteers Erich Woitke 50th (Northumbrian) Signal Regiment London Heavy Brigade, Royal Garrison Artillery 30th Armoured Brigade (United Kingdom) Aberdeen Fortress Royal Engineers Eugen-Ludwig Zweigart Lucian Adams 34th SS Volunteer Grenadier Division Landstorm Nederland Bertram James Philip Streczyk Ralph Royce 506th Heavy Panzer Battalion Raymond O. Beaudoin Helmuth Raithel 1er Bataillon de Fusiliers Marins Commandos 1st Devonshire Engineers Douglas Bader North Midland (Staffordshire) Royal Garrison Artillery Richard Audet Tony Gaze Charles Piers Egerton Hall Jagdgeschwader 52 Thomas Kirby-Green Al Hake David Stirling René Mouchotte Sigismund-Helmut von Dawans Dundee Fortress Royal Engineers Ian Oswald Liddell Alfred Naujocks John Dundas (RAF officer) Mike Basca Leicester Town Rifles Friedrich Wachowiak Nils Fuglesang Tim Walenn Tom Leigh (RAF officer) Wilfred Bowes James Catanach Russian Liberation Army 1st Forfarshire Artillery Volunteers 24th Lancers Geoffrey Allard 31st Armoured Brigade (United Kingdom) 48th (Hampshire) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery William Henry Franklin 51st (Highland) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery Franz Schieß 4th Lancashire Artillery Volunteers Antoni Kiewnarski Fusilier Battalions (Belgium) Karl Kempf Manx Regiment David Galula Peter Spoden Arnold Christensen Bernard Montgomery Hertfordshire Yeomanry Courtney Hodges 1st Monmouthshire Artillery Volunteers Jimmy Keddie 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment Donald Kingaby Waverly B. Woodson Jr. Hans Götz Jim Mooney (American football) Eddy Blondeel Jimmy Rawnsley John Henry Clavell Smythe Staffordshire Rangers ... and more
is clgo:commandStructure of	31st Army (Soviet Union) 24th Army (Soviet Union)
is clgo:isPartOfMilitaryConflict of	Battle of Castle Itter Operation Pistol Operation Bulbasket Operation Queen Operation Wellhit Operation Northwind (1944) Dieppe Raid Operation Blackcock Liberation of France Operation Amherst Operation Veritable Task Force Baum Battle of Paderborn (1945) Battle for the Kapelsche Veer Battle for Brittany Operation Cowboy Axis occupation of Monaco Operation Donnerkeil Capture of Hamburg Battle of Heilbronn (1945) Razing of Friesoythe Operation Lumberjack Operation Overlord Battle of Groningen Big Week Battle of Nuremberg (1945) Liberation of Arnhem Operation Romeo Battle of Maastricht Georgian uprising on Texel Operation Undergo Operation Astonia Allied advance from Paris to the Rhine Battle of Kassel (1945) Operation Paula Battle of the Heligoland Bight (1939) Battle of Vianden Battle of the Nijmegen salient Battle of Aschaffenburg (1945) Ruhr pocket Operation Tombola Sheffield Blitz Battle of France Battle of the Mons pocket Battle of Britain Operation Grenade Operation Loyton Operation Houndsworth Operation Undertone Operation Frankton Battle of the Bulge Battle of Gembloux (1940) Baedeker Blitz Battle of Barking Creek Operation Cockade Battle of the Scheldt Battle of Hürtgen Forest Adlertag Battle of Frankfurt Operation Pheasant Battle of Remagen Second Battle of the Alps Operation Plunder Operation Blockbuster Operation Archway Battle of Cologne (1945) Battle of Sedan (1940) Battle of Broekhuizen Operation Waldfest Western Allied invasion of Germany Normandy landings
is clgo:place of	Operation Cockade

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