✦ History

Part of Second Soviet-Finnish War

Vyborg–Petrozavodsk offensive

June 10 – August 9, 1944 · Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic

Result Moscow Armistice

The Red Army attacked Finnish forces in Karelia. The attack pushed Finland to seek peace.

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Finland and Germany

Soviet Union

Other

Finland
Germany
Soviet Union
Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim military commander Karl Lennart Oesch military commander
Kirill Meretskov military commander Leonid Govorov military commander

Strength and losses

Captured
3,000
Aircraft
248
Guns
1,930
Strength
451,500
Tanks
800
Aircraft
1,600
Guns
10,500

Units

II Corps (Finland, Continuation War) III Corps (Finland, Continuation War) IV Corps (Finland, Continuation War) V Corps (Finland) VI Corps (Finland) 3rd Division (Finland) 7th Division (Finland, Continuation War)
Karelian Front Leningrad Front 21st Army (Soviet Union) 23rd Army (Soviet Union) 26th Army (Soviet Union) 32nd Army (Soviet Union) 56th Army (Soviet Union) 59th Army (Soviet Union) 7th Army (Soviet Union) 30th Guards Army Corps 37th Guards Airborne Corps 4th Rifle Corps 100th Guards Rifle Division 109th Rifle Division 10th Rifle Division (Soviet Union) 114th Rifle Division 135th Rifle Division 142nd Rifle Division 168th Rifle Division 176th Rifle Division 177th Rifle Division 178th Rifle Division 221st Rifle Division 289th Rifle Division 310th Rifle Division 313th Rifle Division 314th Rifle Division 327th Rifle Division 358th Rifle Division 368th Rifle Division 372nd Rifle Division 381st Rifle Division 382nd Rifle Division 64th Guards Rifle Division 65th Rifle Division 99th Guards Rifle Division 56th Guards District Training Center
18th Rifle Division

Battles 3

Before and after

Led to
Moscow Armistice September 19, 1944

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Second Soviet-Finnish War
 
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Moscow Armistice