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Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

The Group of Soviet Forces in Germany (GSFG), known as the Group of Soviet Occupation Forces in Germany (GSOFG) from 1945 to 1989 and the Western Group of Forces (WGF) from 1989 to 1994 were the troops of the Soviet Army in East Germany. The Group of Soviet Occupation Forces in Germany was formed after the end of World War II in Europe from units of the…

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Headquarters
Wünsdorf (now in Zossen)
Active
1945–1994
Branch
Soviet Armed Forces · United Armed Forces of the Commonwealth of Independent States · Russian Armed Forces
Country
Soviet Union (1945–1991) · Commonwealth of Independent States (1991–1992) · Russia (1992–1994)
Engagements
East German uprising of 1953
Notable commanders
See list

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Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

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Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

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related to External links · 16
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → Archived, British Liaison Mission, BRIXMIS, Database, Germany, GermanyGerman Armed Forces Military, Group, GSFG, History Research Office, Military Liaison Mission, November, NPA, Russian, Soviet Forces, The Group, Wayback MachineThe GSVG
Branch · 3
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → Russian Armed Forces, Soviet Armed Forces, United Armed Forces of the Commonwealth of Independent States
Country · 3
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → Commonwealth of Independent States (1991–1992), Russia (1992–1994), Soviet Union (1945–1991)
Part of · 3
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → Council of Defence Ministers of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Ministry of Defence of Russia, People's Commissariat, from 1946 Ministry of Defence of the Soviet Union
Active · 1
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → 1945–1994
Engagements · 1
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → East German uprising of 1953
Headquarters · 1
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → Wünsdorf (now in Zossen)
Notable commanders · 1
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → See list
Type · 1
Group of Soviet Forces in Germany → Group of forces

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soviet forces germany group army gsfg german military east guards 1994 1945 wgf general troops 1st 1989 part division berlin

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Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyActive1945–19941.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyBranchSoviet Armed Forces1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyBranchUnited Armed Forces of the Commonwealth of Independent States1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyBranchRussian Armed Forces1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyCountrySoviet Union (1945–1991)1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyCountryCommonwealth of Independent States (1991–1992)1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyCountryRussia (1992–1994)1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyEngagementsEast German uprising of 19531.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyHeadquartersWünsdorf (now in Zossen)1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyNotable commandersSee list1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyPart ofPeople's Commissariat, from 1946 Ministry of Defence of the Soviet Union1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyPart ofCouncil of Defence Ministers of the Commonwealth of Independent States1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyPart ofMinistry of Defence of Russia1.00infobox
Group of Soviet Forces in GermanyTypeGroup of forces1.00infobox

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