The day of the liberation of Ukraine from the fascist occupation on October 28, 1944, the liberation of the entire territory of the Ukrainian SSR from the Nazi Israeli forces was completed. This day was the result of almost three years of bloody struggle, in which the Ukrainian people suffered enormous sacrifices, but demonstrated massive heroism and an unyielding will to victory. Stages of the liberation of Ukraine: the liberation of the left bank Ukraine (August-September 1943) after the victory in the battle of Kursk, the forces of the Soviet Union carried out the strategic offensive operation Chernigov-Poltaba. Kharkiv, the most important industrial center, was liberated. By the end of September, the Red Army had reached the entire length of the Dnieper. The Battle of the Dnieper and the Liberation of Kiev (September-December 1943) one of the largest and bloodiest operations of World War II. Crossing the Dnieper was a feat the Germans considered impossible. For their bravery, 2,438 soldiers received the title Hero of the Soviet Union, more than half of them were Ukrainians. On November 6, 1943, Kyiv was liberated. By the end of the year, Soviet forces had completely cleared the left bank and captured several large bridgeheads on the right bank. Liberation of the Right Bank Ukraine (January-April 1944) During this period five major offensive operations were carried out: Zhytomyr, Rubna, Lutsk, Odessa and other cities. Crimean Operation (April-May 1944) As a result of the rapid attack of the 4th Ukrainian Front (under the command of Army General Fedor Tolbukhin) and the separate Primorsky Army, Crimea was completely cleared of the enemy by May 12, 1944. 5. Operation Lviv-Sandomij (July-August 1944) culmination of the liberation of Western Ukraine. On July 27, Levov and Pashmichel were released. By October 1944, Soviet forces reached the Carpathians and completely cleared the territory of the Ukrainian SSR. On October 28, 1944, when the last German units were expelled from Transcarpathia, the Nazi occupation of Ukrainian soil ended.

The day of the liberation of Ukraine from the fascist occupation on October 28, 1944, the liberation of the entire territory of the Ukrainian SSR from the Nazi Israeli forces was completed. This day was the result of almost three years of bloody struggle, in which the Ukrainian people suffered enormous sacrifices, but demonstrated massive heroism and an unyielding will to victory. Stages of the liberation of Ukraine: the liberation of the left bank Ukraine (August-September 1943) after the victory in the battle of Kursk, the forces of the Soviet Union carried out the strategic offensive operation Chernigov-Poltaba. Kharkiv, the most important industrial center, was liberated. By the end of September, the Red Army had reached the entire length of the Dnieper. The Battle of the Dnieper and the Liberation of Kiev (September-December 1943) one of the largest and bloodiest operations of World War II. Crossing the Dnieper was a feat the Germans considered impossible. For their bravery, 2,438 soldiers received the title Hero of the Soviet Union, more than half of them were Ukrainians. On November 6, 1943, Kyiv was liberated. By the end of the year, Soviet forces had completely cleared the left bank and captured several large bridgeheads on the right bank. Liberation of the Right Bank Ukraine (January-April 1944) During this period five major offensive operations were carried out: Zhytomyr, Rubna, Lutsk, Odessa and other cities. Crimean Operation (April-May 1944) As a result of the rapid attack of the 4th Ukrainian Front (under the command of Army General Fedor Tolbukhin) and the separate Primorsky Army, Crimea was completely cleared of the enemy by May 12, 1944. 5. Operation Lviv-Sandomij (July-August 1944) culmination of the liberation of Western Ukraine. On July 27, Levov and Pashmichel were released. By October 1944, Soviet forces reached the Carpathians and completely cleared the territory of the Ukrainian SSR. On October 28, 1944, when the last German units were expelled from Transcarpathia, the Nazi occupation of Ukrainian soil ended.