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Kerensky offensive

The Kerensky offensive (Russian: Наступление Керенского), also called the summer offensive, the June offensive (Russian: Июньское наступление) in Russia, or the July offensive in Western historiography, took place from 1 July to 19 July 1917 and was the last Russian offensive of World War I, named after the minister of war, Alexander Kerensky. After the…

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Galicia, Central Europe
Date
Date1–19 July 1917LocationGalicia, Central EuropeResult Central Powers victory · 1–19 July 1917
Result
Central Powers victory

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related to Supporting operations in the north · 17
Kerensky offensive → Anton Denikin, Army, Bolshevik, German, July, Kerensky, Krevo, Many, Mutinies, On, Out, Russian, Smorgon, The Northern Front, The Western Front, Two, Vilnius
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Kerensky offensive → 1–19 July 1917, Date1–19 July 1917LocationGalicia, Central EuropeResult Central Powers victory
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Kerensky offensive → Galicia, Central Europe
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Kerensky offensive → Central Powers victory

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Kerensky offensiveDateDate1–19 July 1917LocationGalicia, Central EuropeResult Central Powers victory1.00infobox
Kerensky offensiveDate1–19 July 19171.00infobox
Kerensky offensiveLocationGalicia, Central Europe1.00infobox
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Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northRussian0.60section
Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northThe Western Front0.60section
Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northAnton Denikin0.60section
Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northJuly0.60section
Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northArmy0.60section
Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northSmorgon0.60section
Kerensky offensiverelated to Supporting operations in the northKrevo0.60section

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