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Lika-Primorje operation

Part ofWorld War II in Yugoslavia

Date

20 March – 15 April 1945

Location

Lika and WesternBosnia

Result

Yugoslav Army victory

Destruction of GermanXV Mountain Corps

Belligerents

Yugoslav Partisans

Germany

Independent State of Croatia

Commanders and leaders

Units involved

Strength

70,000

40,000

Casualties and losses

First phase: 5,616 killed, 6,949 wounded and 2,905 wounded^[1]

v t e World War II in Yugoslavia
1941 Axis invasion Bombing of Belgrade Bombing of Sarajevo Uprisings Uprising in Bosnia and Herzegovina Sanski Most Eastern Herzegovina Drvar uprising Rogatica Olovo Uprising in Croatia Srb uprising Uprising in Serbia Bela Crkva Loznica Banja Koviljača Šabac Kruševac Mačva Uzice Kraljevo Trešnjica Novi Pazar Mihailovic Sjenica Uprising in Montenegro Bullseye Pljevlja 1942 Dražgoše Southeast Croatia Hydra Prijedor Nanos Trio Chetnik sabotage of Axis communication lines Montenegro Kozara Partisan Long March Kupres Livno Alfa Kopaonik Bihać 1943 Weiss Greenwood–Rootham Otto Fungus Hoathley 1 Case Black Typical Zvornik Davidson Grčarice Turjak Castle Maclean Višegrad Bombing of Podgorica Bombing of Zadar Delphin Rogers Kugelblitz Kočevje 1944 Maibaum Bombing of Belgrade Raid on Mljet Raid on Šolta Dafoe Lindsay Rösselsprung Andrijevica Halyard Ožbalt Ratweek Serbia Belgrade Niš Stracin–Kumanovo Vukov Klanac Bregalnitsa–Strumica Albanian Offensive into Yugoslavia Kosovo Syrmian Front Floxo Niš airspace incident Batina Knin Desivojca 1945 Trnovo Mostar Bombing of Zagreb Spring Awakening Transdanubian Hills Lika-Primorje Nagykanizsa-Körmend Sarajevo Lijevče Field Trieste Zelengora Poljana Odžak Axis occupation of Serbia Hungarian occupation Kosovo during World War II World War II in the Slovene Lands World War II in Yugoslav Macedonia Air warfare in Yugoslavia Allied bombing campaign

World War II in Yugoslavia

1941

Axis invasion
- Bombing of Belgrade
- Bombing of Sarajevo

Uprisings

Uprising in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Uprising in Croatia

- Srb uprising

Uprising in Serbia

Uprising in Montenegro

- Bullseye
- Pljevlja

1942

1943

1944

1945

Lika-Primorje operation was a military operation carried out by the Yugoslav Partisan4th Army againstWehrmacht units and theCroatian Armed Forces. It was conducted in the area ofLika and WesternBosnia from 20 March to 15 April 1945.

In the first phase, the 4th Army took eastern Lika andBihać, and in the second it tookGospić,Perušić,Lički Osik andOtočac. After 7 April 1945, units of the 4th Army continued the movement towardsRijeka.

References

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^Colić 1988, p. 328.

Colić, Mladenko (1988).Pregled operacija na jugoslovenskom ratištu 1941-1945. Belgrade: Vojnoistorijski institut.

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