German 8th Army

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The German 8th Army was a field army of the Wehrmacht that played a key role in the invasion of Poland at the start of World War II.

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German 8th Army canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Wehrmacht formation
field army
allegiance Adolf Hitler
Nazi regime
linked to: Nazi Germany
belligerent Axis Powers
branch German Army (Heer)
linked to: German Army
category German field armies of World War II
conflict Invasion of Poland
World War II
country Nazi Germany
dateFormed 1939
engagedIn operations against Polish forces in 1939
hasCharacteristic combined infantry and armored units
large-scale operational command
historicalEra World War II era
languageOfCommand German
militaryBranch land forces
militaryFunction offensive ground operations
notableFor participation in the 1939 campaign in Poland
operatedIn Central Europe
opposedBy Polish Army
partOf German Army (Heer)
linked to: German Army

Wehrmacht
roleInConflict key role in the invasion of Poland
subordinateTo Army Group South
theaterOfOperations Eastern Front
Poland
type combined arms formation
usedIn Blitzkrieg operations

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Armia „Łódź” opponent German 8th Army
Uman–Botoșani offensive opponent German 8th Army
Battle of Debrecen involvedMilitaryUnit German 8th Army
Bratislava–Brno Offensive opponent German 8th Army
Bukryn bridgehead defendedBy German 8th Army