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((Short description|Military unit of Nazi Germany))
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((Infobox military unit
 |unit_name          = 2nd Panzer Army
 |native_name        = ((native name|de|paren=omit|2. Panzerarmee))
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* [[Eastern Front (World War II)|Eastern Front]]
 |notable_commanders = [[Heinz Guderian]]
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The '''2nd Panzer Army''' (((lang-de|2. Panzerarmee))) was a German [[armoured warfare|armoured]] formation during [[World War II]], formed from the 2nd Panzer Group on October 5, 1941.
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==Organisation==
'''Panzer Group Guderian''' (((lang-de|Panzergruppe Guderian))) was formed on 5 June 1940 and named after its commander, general [[Heinz Guderian]]. In early June 1940, after reaching the [[English Channel]] following the breakthrough in the [[Ardennes]], the ''Panzergruppe Guderian'' was formed from the [[XIX Army Corps]], and thrust deep into [[France]], cutting off the [[Maginot Line]]. In November 1940, it was upgraded into ''Panzergruppe 2''.

The '''2nd Panzer Group''' (((lang-de|Panzergruppe 2))) was formed in November 1940 from Panzer Group Guderian. In October 1941 it was renamed the 2nd Panzer Army. Panzer Group 2 played a significant role in the early stages of the German invasion of the [[Soviet Union]] during [[Operation Barbarossa]] in 1941 when it was a constituent part of [[Army Group Centre]].

==Operational history==
2nd Panzer Group was part of the [[Army Group Centre]] during [[Operation Barbarossa]], the invasion of the Soviet Union. Guderian's 2nd Panzer Army formed the Army Group's southern pincer while Hoth's 3rd Panzer Army formed the northern pincer destroying several Soviet armies during the opening phase of Operation Barbarossa. During the battles of Bialystok and Minsk substantial numbers of prisoners were captured and several weapons captured.

Suffering heavy losses in men and equipment, the German forces advanced deeper into the Soviet Union. The ''[[rasputitsa]]'' season (literally "roadlessness", due to heavy rains and sluggish muddy roads) began to slow down the formation's progress to a few kilometres a day. The rasputitsa was not an unusual phenomenon, but the Wehrmacht did not prepare for this contingency as the German high command had expected the German army to be in Moscow and beyond at this time, with the campaign over before the end of summer. After Minsk, the 2nd and 3rd Panzer Armies captured Smolensk in another successful pincer operation taking around 300,000 prisoners.

Hitler ordered Army Group Center to detach the 2nd Panzer Group, turning southward towards Kyiv to form the northern pincer at Kyiv. Guderian's 2nd Panzer Army and Kleist's 1st Panzer Army were locked in a pincer around Kyiv to trap 665,000 Soviet prisoners. After concluding the Kyiv encirclement, the German planned for the three Panzer armies to attack Moscow from different directions:  

4th Panzer Army in the North around Leningrad would attack southward. Hoth's 3rd Panzer Army would attack eastward towards Moscow, while the 2nd Panzer Army would turn northwest and attack Moscow from the south. Guderian's forces tried to encircle the [[50th Army (Soviet Union)|50th Army]], which was successfully defending [[Tula, Russia|Tula]]. After unsuccessful attempts to capture Tula, the high command ordered Gudarian to bypass Tula on November 18 and head towards the vital town of Kashira. The furthest attack was stopped near Kashira by the [[1st Guards Cavalry Corps]], [[173rd Rifle Division]], and other units that withstood the central attack of the Guderian army.  

The Group's divisions had suffered heavy attrition since the beginning of the invasion and experienced shortages in fuel and ammunition due to the breakdown in logistics. By November, the situation of Guderian's Panzer Group was dire. Nonetheless, Guderian expected the Red Army's resistance to collapse and, driven by National Socialist military thinking, including the idea that the "will" was key to success, continued to direct his forces to attack. 

By early December, the final advance on Moscow failed in the face of stiffening Soviet resistance and due to shortages in men and equipment. Until the Soviet counter-offensive, the Germans enjoyed complete domination of the skies and numerical advantage in material and men power during the [[Battle of Moscow]]. The massive and unexpected counter-attacks of [[1st Guards Cavalry Corps]], 50th Army, [[10th Army (Soviet Union)|10th Army]], and parts of [[49th Army]] drove the Germans the furthest from the capital, thus resulting in Hitler's dismissal of [[Heinz Guderian]]. After the battle he would never again reach the height and the popularity with Hitler or command any significant part of the German forces.

In August 1943, the 2nd Panzer Army was transferred to occupied [[Yugoslavia]], where it was incorporated into [[Army Group F]] and engaged in [[Bandenbekämpfung|anti-partisan operations]] against the [[Chetniks]] under [[Draža Mihailović]] and the communist [[Yugoslav Partisans]] under [[Josip Broz Tito]]. Despite engaging in several operations aimed to crush the partisan movement, particularly the communists, no clear victory was gained. Indeed, the partisan movement grew in size and equipment, particularly after the fall of [[Italian Fascism]] in the 1943 coup of [[25 Luglio]] led to the mass defection and surrender of Italian units stationed in occupied [[Bosnia]] and [[Montenegro]].

Throughout 1943-44, the 2nd Panzer Army was progressively stripped of its heavy armor destined for the war on the [[Eastern Front (World War II)|Eastern Front]], and became a primarily motorized infantry force. It did gain specialized Alpine support from units like the [[Brandenburgers]] and [[7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen]] divisions. However, endemic [[guerilla warfare]] cost the 2nd Panzer Army heavily, and only months after the [[Raid on Drvar]] (Operation Rösselsprung) failed to assassinate the communist partisan leadership via [[airborne assault]], the 2nd Panzer Army and all of Army Group F were pushed out of [[Belgrade]] in a joint operation by the Partisans and Red Army during the [[Belgrade Offensive]]. The 2nd Panzer Army finished the war in disarray in modern [[Austria]].

==War crimes==
As all German armies on the Eastern Front, Panzer Group 2 implemented the criminal [[Commissar Order]] during [[Operation Barbarossa]].((sfn|Stahel|2015|p=28)) In September 1942, the 2nd Panzer Army took part in war crimes while conducting anti-guerrilla operations in the Soviet Union. These operations killed at least a thousand people, razed entire villages, and deported over 18,500. During these operations, Jews and suspected partisans were murdered by being forced to drag ploughs through minefields.<ref>((Cite web |url=http://www.verbrechen-der-wehrmacht.de/pdf/vdw_de.pdf |title=www.verbrechen-der-wehrmacht.de p. 22 |access-date=2012-02-19 |archive-date=2011-09-28 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110928043947/http://www.verbrechen-der-wehrmacht.de/pdf/vdw_de.pdf |url-status=dead ))</ref>

In August 1943, the army's headquarters was subordinated to [[Army Group F]] and transferred to the [[Balkans]] for anti-partisan operations. The army became primarily an infantry formation at this point and found itself committed to anti-partisan operations, and personnel were accused postwar of multiple atrocities against civilians and partisans.

After the [[Belgrade Offensive]] overtook army headquarters, surviving units of the 2nd Panzer Army were subsequently transferred to Hungary as part of [[Army Group South]] in January 1945, holding off the Soviet invasion of Austria. 2nd Panzer Army took part in the [[Battle of the Transdanubian Hills]] in March 1945 before surrendering at the end of the war to both Soviet and Anglo-American forces.

==Commanders==
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| officeholder      = [[Rudolf Schmidt]]
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| born_year         = 1886
| died_year         = 1957
| term_start        = 25 December 1941
| term_end          = 10 April 1943
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| officeholder      = [[Heinrich Clößner]]
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| died_year         = 1976
| term_start        = 11 April 1943
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| officeholder      = [[Walter Model]]
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| born_year         = 1891
| died_year         = 1945
| term_start        = 6 August 1943
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| born_year         = 1887
| died_year         = 1971
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| officeholder      = [[Franz Böhme]]
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| born_year         = 1885
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| officeholder      = [[Maximilian de Angelis]]
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| died_year         = 1974
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===Order of battle===
Organization of Panzer Group Guderian on 28 May 1940

{|class="wikitable" style=text-align: center;
|-
! Group
! Corps
! Division
|-
| ROWSPAN=6 | Panzer Group Guderian<br>((Lang|de|[[General der Panzertruppe]])) [[Heinz Guderian]]
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XXXIX Corps (Germany)|XXXIX Army Corps (mot.)]]<br>[[Generalleutnant]] [[Rudolf Schmidt]]
| [[1st Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|1st Panzer Division]]<br>[[Generalleutnant]] [[Friedrich Kirchner]]
|-
| [[2nd Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|2nd Panzer Division]]<br>Generalleutnant [[Rudolf Veiel]]
|-
| [[29th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|29th Infantry Division (mot.)]]<br>[[Generalmajor]] [[Willibald Freiherr von Langermann und Erlencamp]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XXXXI Panzer Corps (Wehrmacht)|XXXXI Army Corps (mot.)]]<br>Generalleutnant [[Georg-Hans Reinhardt]]
| [[6th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|6th Panzer Division]]<br>Generalmajor [[Werner Kempf]]
|-
| [[8th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|8th Panzer Division]]<br>Generalleutnant [[Adolf-Friedrich Kuntzen]]
|-
| [[20th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|20th Infantry Division (mot.)]]<br>Generalleutnant [[Mauritz von Wiktorin]]
|}

====June 22, 1941====
{|class="wikitable" style=text-align: center;
|-
! Group
! Corps
! Division / Regiment
|-
| ROWSPAN=11 | 2nd Panzer Group<br>[[Generaloberst]]<br>[[Heinz Guderian]]
| ROWSPAN=4 | [[XXIV Panzer Corps (Germany)|XXIV Panzer Corps]]
| [[3rd Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|3rd Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[4th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|4th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[10th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|10th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[1st Cavalry Division (Wehrmacht)|1st Cavalry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XLVI Panzer Corps (Germany)|XLVI Panzer Corps]]
| [[10th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|10th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich|SS Infantry Division ''Das Reich'' (mot.)]]
|-
| [[Infantry Regiment Großdeutschland]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=4 | [[XLVII Panzer Corps (Germany)|XLVII Panzer Corps]]
| [[17th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|17th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[18th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|18th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[29th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|29th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|-
| [[Fallschirm-Panzer Division 1 Hermann Göring|Anti-Aircraft Regiment ''Hermann Göring'']]
|}

====July 27, 1941====
{|class="wikitable" style=text-align: center;
|-
! Group
! Corps
! Division / Regiment
|-
| ROWSPAN=18 | 2nd Panzer Group<ref>Glantz, David, ''Barbarossa Derailed: The battle for Smolensk, Volume 2'', November 2010, page 54</ref>
<br>[[Generaloberst]]<br>[[Heinz Guderian]]
| ROWSPAN=4 | [[VII Army Corps (Wehrmacht)|VII Corps]]
| [[7th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|7th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[23rd Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|23rd Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[78th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|78th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[197th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|197th Infantry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=2 | [[XX Corps (Germany)|XX Corps]]
| [[15th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|15th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[268th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|268th Infantry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[IX Army Corps (Wehrmacht)|IX Corps]]
| [[263rd Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|263rd Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[292nd Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|292nd Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[137th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|137th Infantry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XLVI Panzer Corps (Germany)|XLVI Panzer Corps]]
| [[10th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|10th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich|SS Infantry Division ''Das Reich'' (mot.)]]
|-
| [[Infantry Regiment Großdeutschland]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XXIV Panzer Corps (Germany)|XXIV Panzer Corps]]
| [[3rd Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|3rd Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[4th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|4th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[10th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|10th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XLVII Panzer Corps (Germany)|XLVII Panzer Corps]]
| [[18th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|18th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[17th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|17th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[29th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|29th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|}

====September 30, 1941====
[[File:German Panzer Group 2, Battle of Moscow, 27 SEP 41.png|500px|thumb|left|Organization of the 2nd Panzer Group at the start of Operation Typhoon 27 September 1941]]
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! Group
! Corps
! Division / Regiment
|-
| ROWSPAN=14 | 2nd Panzer Group<br>[[Generaloberst]]<br>[[Heinz Guderian]]
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XLVIII Panzer Corps (Germany)|XLVIII Panzer Corps]]
| [[9th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|9th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[16th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|16th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|-
| [[25th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|25th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XXIV Panzer Corps (Germany)|XXIV Panzer Corps]]
| [[3rd Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|3rd Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[4th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|4th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[10th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|10th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XLVII Panzer Corps (Germany)|XLVII Panzer Corps]]
| [[17th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|17th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[18th Panzer Division (Wehrmacht)|18th Panzer Division]]
|-
| [[20th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|20th Infantry Division (mot.)]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=2 | [[XXXIV Corps (Germany)|XXXIV Corps]]
| [[45th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|45th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[134th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|134th Infantry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=3 | [[XXXV Corps (Germany)|XXXV Corps]]
| [[296th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|296th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[95th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|95th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[1st Cavalry Division (Wehrmacht)|1st Cavalry Division]]
|}

====November 30, 1943====
{|class="wikitable" style=text-align: center;
|-
! Group
! Corps
! Division / Regiment
|-
| ROWSPAN=17 | 2nd Panzer Army <br>[[Generaloberst]]<br>[[Lothar Rendulic]]
| ROWSPAN=2 | [[III SS Panzer Corps]]
| [[11th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland|11th SS Panzergrenadier Division Nordland]]
|-
| [[23rd SS Volunteer Panzer Grenadier Division Nederland|SS Panzer Grenadier Brigade Nederland]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=5 | [[V SS Mountain Corps]]
| [[7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen|7th SS Division Prinz Eugen]]
|-
| [[118th Jäger Division (Wehrmacht)|118th Jäger Division]]
|-
| [[181st Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|181st Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[369th (Croatian) Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|369th (Croatian) Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[1st Mountain Division (Wehrmacht)|1st Mountain Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=5 | [[XV Mountain Corps (Germany)|XV Mountain Corps]]
| [[1st Cossack Division]]
|-
| [[114th Jäger Division (Wehrmacht)|114th Jäger Division]]
|-
| [[264th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|264th Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[371st Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|371st Infantry Division]]
|-
| [[373rd (Croatian) Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|373rd (Croatian) Infantry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=2 | [[XXI Mountain Corps (Germany)|XXI Mountain Corps]]
| [[100th Light Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|100th Jäger Division]]
|-
| [[297th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|297th Infantry Division]]
|-
| ROWSPAN=2 | [[LXIX Reserve Corps (Germany)|LXIX Reserve Corps]]
| [[173rd Reserve Division (Wehrmacht)|173rd Reserve Division]]
|-
| [[187th Reserve Division (Wehrmacht)|187th Reserve Division]]
|-
| COLSPAN=2 | [[367th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht)|367th Infantry Division]]
|}

==Notes==
((reflist))

==Sources==
* ((Cite book
  |last=Stahel
  |first=David
  |author-link=David Stahel 
  |year=2015
  |title=The Battle for Moscow
  |location=Cambridge, UK
  |publisher=Cambridge University Press
  |isbn=978-1-107-08760-6
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