List of German Army Groups in WWII

List of German Army Groups in WWII

This is a list of German Army Groups in World War II
* Army Group 1
* Army Group 2
* Army Group 3
* Army Group 4
* Army Group 5
* Army Group 6
* Army Group A
* Army Group B
* Army Group C
* Army Group D
* Army Group E
* Army Group F
* Army Group G
* Army Group H
* Army Group Africa
* Army Group Don
* Army Group Courland
* Army Group Liguria ("Heeresgruppe Ligurien")
* Army Group Centre ("Heeresgruppe Mitte")
* Army Group North ("Heeresgruppe Nord")
* Army Group North Ukraine ("Heeresgruppe Nordukraine")
* Army Group Ostmark ("Heeresgruppe Ostmark")
* Army Group South ("Heeresgruppe Süd")
* Army Group Southeast
* Army Group South Ukraine ("Heeresgruppe Südukraine")
* Army Group Tunisia ("Heeresgruppe Tunis")
* Army Group Upper Rhine ("Heeresgruppe Oberrhein")
* Army Group Vistula ("Heeresgruppe Weichsel")

Notes

On January 12 1945 Hitler renamed three army groups. "Army Group North" became "Army Group Courland", "Army Group Centre" became "Army Group North" and "Army Group A" became "Army Group Centre".

ee also

* List of German military units of World War II#Army Groups (Heeresgruppen)


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