storleksfront

Storleksfront, also known as the Great Northern Front, was a significant military formation during World War II. It was established in 1942 by the Soviet Union to defend its northern borders against the German invasion. The front consisted of several armies, including the 2nd Shock Army, the 7th Army, and the 14th Army. The primary objective of the Storleksfront was to halt the German advance and eventually push them back. The front played a crucial role in the Battle of Moscow, which was a turning point in the war. Despite initial setbacks, the Soviet forces managed to stabilize the front and eventually repel the German forces. The Storleksfront was disbanded in 1943 as the Soviet Union began to push back the German forces from its borders. The front is remembered for its strategic importance and the bravery of the soldiers who fought in it.