Helmuth Weidling (remnants of Fourth Army) Walter Weiß (elements of Second Army)
Georgy Zakharov (2nd Belorussian Front)
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Casualties and losses
30,000 killed 1,011 POW (Soviet est)[1]
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Operation Bagration
Vitebsk–Orsha
Mogilev
Zdudichi
Bobruysk
Skrygalovo-Konkovichi
Petrikov
Doroshevichi
Minsk
Polotsk
Borki
Pinsk
Vilnius
Belostok
Šiauliai
Lublin–Brest
Kaunas
Osovets
Studzianki
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Poland and Eastern Germany 1944–45
Red Army operations
Bagration
Vilnius
Belostok
Lublin–Brest
Osovets
Studzianki
Lvov–Sandomierz
Radzymin
Memel
Dukla Pass
Gumbinnen
2nd Baltic
Vistula–Oder
Poznań
Sandomierz–Silesia
East Prussia
Königsberg
Heiligenbeil
Samland
East Pomerania
Kolberg
Danzig
Silesia
Lower Silesia
Upper Silesia
Breslau
Polish resistance operations
Tempest
Murowana Oszmianka
Porytowe Wzgórze
Ostra Brama
Lwów
Warsaw
Pęcice
Schoenfeld
Wehrmacht operations
Doppelkopf
Solstice
Hannibal
The Belostok offensive (Russian: Белостокская наступательная операция) was part of the third and final phase of the Belorussian strategic offensive of the Red Army in summer 1944, commonly known as Operation Bagration. The Belostok offensive was part of the third, or 'pursuit' phase of Operation Bagration, and was commenced after the completion of the encirclement and destruction of much of Army Group Centre in the Minsk offensive. Belostok (Russian: Белосток) is the Russian name of the Polish city of Białystok.
^Glantz, p.185
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