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Army Group E

Army Group E (German: Heeresgruppe E) was a German Army Group active during World War II.

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Active
1 January 1943 – 8 May 1945
Branch
Heer ( Wehrmacht)
Commander
Alexander Löhr
Country
Nazi Germany
Disbanded
8 May 1945
Type
Army group

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Army Group E

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples68
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
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Army Group E

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related to Retreat from Greece · 32
Army Group E → Army Group, Austria, Balkans, Belgrade Operation, Bosnia, Bosnian, British, Croatia, During, German, Germans, Germany, Greek, Hungary, In, LXXXXI Army Corps, March, Montenegro, On, Operation Floxo
related to Last fight in Croatia · 30
Army Group E → Alexander Löhr, April, Army Group, British, British Commander-in-Chief, Carinthia, Colonel General Alexander Löhr, Cossacks, Croatia, Croatian, German, Independent State, Jäger Regiment, Jägers, LFD, LXIX Command, LXXXXI Command, LXXXXVII Command, Mountain, On
Active · 1
Army Group E → 1 January 1943 – 8 May 1945
Branch · 1
Army Group E → Heer ( Wehrmacht)
Commander · 1
Army Group E → Alexander Löhr
Country · 1
Army Group E → Nazi Germany
Disbanded · 1
Army Group E → 8 May 1945
Type · 1
Army Group E → Army group

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army group german units 1945 greece croatia 1944 troops british forces 1943 corps serbia alexander löhr heeresgruppe active commander 000

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Army Group EActive1 January 1943 – 8 May 19451.00infobox
Army Group EBranchHeer ( Wehrmacht)1.00infobox
Army Group ECommanderAlexander Löhr1.00infobox
Army Group ECountryNazi Germany1.00infobox
Army Group EDisbanded8 May 19451.00infobox
Army Group ETypeArmy group1.00infobox
Army Group Erelated to Last fight in CroatiaColonel General Alexander Löhr0.60section
Army Group Erelated to Last fight in CroatiaIndependent State0.60section
Army Group Erelated to Last fight in CroatiaCroatia0.60section
Army Group Erelated to Last fight in CroatiaPeople's Liberation Army0.60section
Army Group Erelated to Last fight in CroatiaApril0.60section
Army Group Erelated to Last fight in CroatiaGerman0.60section

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