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 Soviet UnionSoviet State Defense Committee, the GKO, formed with Stalin, Molotov, Voroshilov, Malenkov, and Beria Soviet Union: Home front and occupation Josef Stalin Lavrenti P. Beria V. M. Molotov Russian FrontGeneral Pavlov ordered to report to Moscow where he is promptly tried and executed for failure of his West Front Operation Barbarossa, June - December 1941 Soviet Union: War crimes, atrocities, and trials With most of his armies destroyed, Kuznetsov replaced by Sobennikov at Soviet Northwest Front Operation Barbarossa, June - December 1941 German 18th Army, 4th Panzer Group, and 16th Army continue pushing toward Leningrad Operation Barbarossa, June - December 1941 Armies of Soviet West Front ordered to withdraw to the Berezina Operation Barbarossa, June - December 1941 Luftwaffe ace Werner Molders shoots down five Soviet bombers Operation Barbarossa, June - December 1941 Air operations in the Russo-German War, 1941-1945 Werner Molders UkraineElements of Bandera's faction of Ukrainian National Movement arrive Lvov and proclaim renewal of independent Ukrainian state under leadership of Iaroslav Stetsko Russo-German War, 1941-1945: Politics and diplomacy Germany: Occupied territories Ukraine: Occupation, collaboration, and resistance Baltic SeaSoviet warships evacuate from Riga to Tallinn Operation Barbarossa, June - December 1941 Naval operations in the Baltic Sea GermanyHitler accepts Mussolini's offer to send an Italian expeditionary corps of three divisions to join German forces on the Russian Front Russo-German War, 1941-1945: Politics and diplomacy Italo-German relations Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini RAF Bomber Command sends 34 aircraft to attack scattered targets during the day Strategic bombing of Germany and occupied Europe Air operations in Northwest Europe, 1939-1944 Bomber Command: Operations and missions RAF Bomber Command sends 64 aircraft to attack the Ruhr overnight Strategic bombing of Germany and occupied Europe Air operations in Northwest Europe, 1939-1944 Bomber Command: Operations and missions Strategic bombing of the Ruhr FranceRAF Bomber Command sends 18 aircraft on a Circus mission to Pont-au-Vendin heavily escorted by Fighter Command Strategic bombing of Germany and occupied Europe Air operations in Northwest Europe, 1939-1944 Bomber Command: Operations and missions Fighter Command / 2nd Tactical Air Force: Operations and missions Vichy breaks diplomatic relations with Soviet Union Russo-German War, 1941-1945: Politics and diplomacy France: International relations Vichy France United KingdomConvoy OB 341 departs Liverpool Atlantic convoys Troop convoy WS 9B departs the Clyde partly for Suez and partly for Bombay as WS 9BX Atlantic convoys ItalyConvoy departs Naples for Tripoli with six vessels escorted by Italian destroyers Freccia, Strale, Dardo, and Turbine Naval operations in the Mediterranean, 1939-1942 Mediterranean Sea35 RAF Hurricanes launched from RN carriers Ark Royal and Furious of Force H to reinforce Malta Malta besieged, 1940-1942 Naval campaign for Malta, 1940-1942 Naval operations in the Mediterranean, 1939-1942 Air operations in North Africa and the Mediterranean, 1939-1942 Air operations during the siege of Malta, 1940-1942 Italian vessel Capacitas sunk by Free Dutch submarine O-23 Naval operations in the Mediterranean, 1939-1942 RN gunboat Cricket heavily damaged by Luftwaffe aircraft off Matruh, towed to Alexandria, and written off Naval operations in the Mediterranean, 1939-1942 Air operations in North Africa and the Mediterranean, 1939-1942 Atlantic OceanBritish vessel St Anselm sunk by U-66 The U-Boat war, 1939-1945 South AtlanticVichy French vessel Ville de Tamatave captured by RN cruiser Dunedin Naval operations in the South Atlantic CanadaConvoy HX 136 departs Halifax for Liverpool Atlantic convoys Dates are local to the time zone in which the event occurred, but discrepancies and inconsistencies abound throughout the sources, especially when events ocurred shortly before or after midnight. Entries on file for this date: 22
Argyle. Chronology of World War II Brown. Warship Losses of World War Two Browning. US Merchant Vessel Casualties of World War II Carter and Mueller. Combat Chronology, 1941-1945 Cressman. The Official Chronology of the US Navy in World War II Edelheit and Edelheit. A World in Turmoil Foreman. Fighter Command War Diaries (five volumes) Goralski. World War II Almanac, 1931-1945 Hague. The Allied Convoy System Hammel. Air War Europa Hammel. Air War Pacific Hauner. Hitler: A Chronology of His Life and Time Kay. Chronology: New Zealand in the War, 1939-1946 Middlebrook and Everitt. Bomber Command War Diaries Niestle. German U-Boat Losses during World War II Rohwer. Allied Submarine Attacks of World War Two Rohwer. Axis Submarine Successes of World War Two Rohwer. Chronology of the War at Sea Salmaggi and Pallavisini. 2194 Days of War Sommerville. World War II Day by Day Swain. A Chronology of Australian Armed Forces at War, 1939-45 Taylor. Barbarossa to Berlin (two volumes) Williams. Chronology, 1941-1945 Young. Britain's Sea War Various other Chronology volumes also served as sources. Many additional volumes were consulted for specific topics.
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