219th Rifle Division - Knowledge (XXG)

748: 1171:. Colonel Kovalenko gave orders in person to Sen. Sgt. Khakimyan Rakhimovich Akhmetgalin to lead his platoon of the 1st Rifle Company of the 375th Rifle Regiment to seize height 144 overlooking the village with the objective of providing an observation point for the divisional artillery. Akhmetgalin formed a group of 11 men plus radio operator Zina Kuvaldina. After eliminating a German machine gun position the group captured the hill and spread out to defend it. Kuvaldina soon established contact and directed fire on troops and transport in the village. After about 30 minutes the German forces figured out that they must be being observed from the hill and began their own artillery and mortar fire on the position. Akhmetgalin now ordered Kuvaldina back to the main lines. While waiting for relief over the rest of the day and overnight the steadily-dwindling platoon held off multiple attacks. The platoon leader was killed by a mortar fragment near the end of the first day. Sgt. Pyotr Konstantinovich Syroezhkin took over the defense. By now seven men were left alive, but one, Sen. Sgt. Vasilii Antonovich Andronov, was paralyzed from four wounds. The following day saw nine more German attacks on the hill until Syroezhkin was the last man standing; he was killed by a mortar shell in the early afternoon. The attackers occupied the height briefly and captured 42: 747: 671:. The 219th, under direct Army command, was assigned a supporting role. The attacks on the first day were frustrated by heavy fog and effective Italian resistance; after an overnight regrouping that integrated armor into the infantry formations the resistance was largely crushed on the 17th and turned into a rout. The next day the Italian infantry, overrun by up to 800 tanks, effectively disintegrated and a headlong exploitation began. By the end of December 31, 6th Army had been transferred to Southwestern Front and was facing the Italian 766:

take appropriate action. As a result the division was pinned down in front of the height and suffered unjustified losses. It fell to Golikov to order the Corps to develop the success of the 309th and the 129th Rifle Brigade and to direct the 219th to be pulled back to the southern outskirts of Shchuche, put back in order, and then be committed through the 309th's sector in the direction of Yekaterinovka in order to get into the rear of the

151: 2328: 1269: 1054:, forcing a German withdrawal on October 6 to new positions north and south of Liozna. In heavy fighting through the 7th and 8th the 84th Corps cleared the town with help from the mobile group and the remaining defenders fell back to a new line 10km to the west late on October 9, which was reached by the pursuit on the 12th. Given the attrition suffered in the nine previous days the offensive was paused for regrouping. 872: 1293:. By this time it had again been reassigned with its Corps, now to 22nd Army in the same Front. The division would remain in this Army for the duration of its existence. Riga was liberated on October 13; on November 15 Colonel Kovalenko handed his command to his deputy, Col. Stepan Ivanovich Stepanov but returned exactly a month later. The new year saw the Army containing the German forces trapped in the 782:

a line between the two collective farms, for an overall advance during the first 24 hours of up to 12km. During the same period the 40th and 3rd Tank Armies had penetrated the Axis front to the north and south, beginning the encirclement of the Ostrogozhsk–Rossosh group of forces. During January 15 the 219th pivoted its attack to the south, toward Marki and Saguny, rolling up the defenses of the 19th and

957:. This plan proved abortive as the German attack was renewed at 0900 hours on July 11 and part of their tank forces were directed at the open left flank of 90th Guards; within hours this division was partly encircled and required the assistance of the 184th to withdraw to new defenses. A slightly less ambitious effort was organized for the next day by the commander of 6th Guards, Lt. Gen. 500:. Kuznetsov ordered his Army to withdraw across the Desna at 1300 hours on September 5. The division was reinforced with the 375th Reserve Rifle Regiment to replace the 136th Tank Regiment on September 9, and was officially redesignated as the 219th Rifle Division but this made no substantial difference to its position since the two panzer groups met at 778:

Testament Collective Farm. At the same time the training battalion of the 309th cut the Regiment's path of retreat and it soon laid down its arms. The 219th now advanced to the southwest and by the end of the day had reached a line from the sheep farm to outside the 8th of March Farm, while the 309th's training battalion occupied Hill 175.4.

470:. General Kuznetsov reported on August 29 that 28th Corps was defending along a line from Gutka Studenetskaya through Elino to Novye Borovichi; together with 66th Rifle Corps it was attempting to hold a 100km-wide line with a handful of battered rifle divisions. Despite this, over the following days the 961:, but 22nd Guards Corps was delayed in reaching its jumping-off positions. The 219th and 184th finally attacked at 1300 hours directly off the march without any artillery preparation, with 5th Guards and 10th Tank Corps in support and 90th Guards in second echelon. They faced fierce resistance from the 862:

and those elements of Hungarian 2nd Army that had escaped the previous offensive. The 219th remained in 18th Corps until early February when it returned to direct command of Voronezh Front. In April the division was reassigned to 40th Army as a separate division, still in Voronezh Front, and remained

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had been encircled at that city, the 219th was still under the same commands in much the same area along the Don. The planning for Operation Saturn, which had begun in late November, had included the Soviet 6th Army of Voronezh Front operating jointly with Southwestern Front to penetrate the defenses

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had made a surprise breakthrough on October 6 at the boundary between Army Groups North and Center and liberated Nevel before getting into the German rear areas. The offensive was renewed in an early morning fog on November 2 when the two Shock Armies penetrated the defenses of the left flank of 3rd

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This day marked the climax on the battle on the south face of the salient but not the end of the fighting. On the morning of July 14 the two tank corps and the 184th came under attack by an infantry division and up to 100 tanks from the Rakovo–Berezovka area, forcing a withdrawal. The 219th found it

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Zykov ordered the Corps to continue fighting through the night and also moved up his reserve 161st Division and 192nd Tank Brigade for commitment in the morning on the boundary between the 309th and 219th. Overnight, while the temperature dropped to -25 degrees C with strong winds, the 219th reached

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had been broken through. The 309th Division on the 219th's right had made a successful penetration, but General Kotelnikov was later faulted for failing to regroup his forces into or toward this sector to outflank the height, and the commander of 18th Corps, Maj. Gen. P. M. Zykov, likewise failed to

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An investigation later revealed that Karabaev had actually surrendered during the battle and had survived. His supposed posthumous awards were revoked in 1952. Abdulaev survived prison camp without knowing the outcome of the fight or the fate of his comrades. He finally received his awards 16 years

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was involved in bitter fighting with units of 26th Infantry which were falling back to the latter place. The linkup at Karpenkovo and Alekseevka effectively completed the encirclement and splitting of the Axis group of forces. A total of about 13 Hungarian, German and Italian divisions (or remnants

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in the Reserve of the Supreme High Command for rebuilding and redeployment. While in the Reserve it was moved north to join Kalinin Front on August 10. General Kotelnikov left the division on August 29, being replaced in command by Col. Afanasii Sergeevich Pypyrev. A few days later Kotelnikov took

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and was almost completely destroyed, with some 60 survivors falling back in disorder to the south. The commander of the 48th Infantry Regiment, becoming aware that elements of the 219th were appearing in his rear, ordered a withdrawal to the south in the direction of the sheep farm and the Ilich's

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on September 16. Most of 21st Army was pocketed, including the 219th, and it was destroyed by the end of the month although it officially remained in the Red Army order of battle until November 16. General Korzun escaped the encirclement and went on to be promoted to the rank of lieutenant general

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IDRITSA... 219th Rifle Division (Colonel Kovalenko, Vasilii Grigorevich)... The troops who participated in the breakthrough of the enemy’s defenses northwest and west of Novosokolniki, and the liberation of Idritsa, by the order of the Supreme High Command of 12 July 1944, and a commendation in

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of 262nd Guards Tank Regiment and units of 96th Tank Brigade. The 219th, on the Corps' right flank, had difficulty with its first objective, Hill 175.4. Attacking from the northeast and east it had to cover considerable open ground between its jumping-off positions and the first trench line. In

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The attack's artillery preparation, which began at 0830 hours, continued for two hours and took the Axis forces by surprise, causing heavy losses in men and equipment and disorganization of command and control. Airstrikes also damaged defensive strongpoints. The infantry assault began at 1030,

590:) Division. In May it was assigned to the 3rd Reserve Army in the Reserve of the Supreme High Command until June when it was moved to the 6th Reserve Army, which joined the active front on July 9 as the 3rd formation of the 6th Army, assigned to Bryansk Front. The Army was deployed along the 206:

after a motorized division of that same number was redesignated about 10 weeks after the start of the German invasion of the Soviet Union. Due to a chronic lack of vehicles, and especially tanks, the division had been effectively serving as a motorized rifle brigade since June 22, so the

990:, to which his former division was also assigned. The Corps was under direct command of the Front. On September 19 Col. Vasilii Grigorevich Kovalenko replaced Colonel Pypyrev; this officer would continue to lead the division, apart from two short breaks, for the duration of the war. 442:. Later that month it was being referred to as a rifle division in official communications, although it had not yet been redesignated. During the previous weeks it was assigned to 28th Corps, which had joined 21st Army, and had retreated to the south under attack by the German 735:

and Kamenka. The 219th was in the Corps' first echelon. The offensive was to begin with probing attacks on January 12 followed by the main effort the following day. On the second day the division was to advance with the 96th Tank Brigade in the direction of Yekaterinovka and

349:, the Corps commander, quickly grouped all his tanks in the tank divisions of the Corps, leaving the 219th as, effectively, a reinforced motorized rifle brigade. Along with the rest of the Corps it was chronically short of artillery, antiaircraft guns and trucks. 1142:, still in 3rd Shock Army of 2nd Baltic Front. From April 6–13 it was under the command of Lt. Col. Nikolai Fedorovich Perederii. 2nd Baltic began the Rezhitsa–Dvinsk Offensive on July 10; the 219th was deployed northwest of Pustoshka facing the defenses of the 923:, to move the 219th from the Raktinoye–Proletarskii area to the Kruglik–Kursakovka–Alisovka line. It began this move at 2000 hours and occupied its designated line by the morning of July 11. During the previous day the Oboyan paved road had been defended by the 1175:

Urunbai Abdulaev who was shell-shocked and unconscious. They were soon forced off by a unit of the 119th Guards Division which discovered Andronov and evacuated him. The rest of the defenders were known or presumed dead. On March 24, 1945, 11 men were made

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had been destroyed or captured in the pocket, although individual groups managed to break out to the north. By the end of the 20th the pocket had shrunk to about 150 sq. km. but the trapped forces continued to offer resistance and made attempts to escape.

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along the right bank of the Don. By 1500 hours it had liberated Yekaterinovka and by the end of the day had reached a line from height 198 to Svoboda against stiff resistance recording an advance 6km. Attempts to seize Marki that night were unsuccessful.

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necessary to pull back its right flank to the western slopes of height 240.2 and the Kubasovskii gully, which was also threatened by an infantry regiment and 20 additional tanks. On July 15 Vatutin ordered the 6th Guards Army over to a static defense.

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addition the height's slopes were ice-covered and many of the fortifications, including barbed wire and firing points, had escaped the artillery preparation. The defending Hungarian 48th Infantry Regiment continued to resist even after the rest of its

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on August 30 and appears to have eliminated a German force that had infiltrated its positions on September 1 but this was of little relevance to the overall situation. During September 4 the 219th was defending from Tikhonovichi to Lazovka east of

1082:, was reinforced with three more rifle divisions, including the 219th. When it arrived the division was deployed on the Army's left flank to maintain contact with 4th Shock. By mid-month, supported by 118th Tank Brigade and flanked on the left by 879:

Around the beginning of June the personnel of the 219th were reported as being roughly 30 percent Russian, 30 percent Ukrainian, and 40 percent of various Asian nationalities. 40th Army was defending along a 50km-wide sector bordered by

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As the offensive developed the task of 18th Corps was to break up the defending grouping as it was enveloped by the other two shock groups. In fact the Corps' attack attracted many of the available reserves, including the German

6620: 904:; two more divisions were in second echelon and another in reserve. The division had two regiments in a single echelon in the forward edge of the main defensive zone with the reserve regiment located about 4km to its rear. 1050:) were backed by the 46th Mechanized Brigade and the 158th was in second echelon. Rudnya was liberated by 5th Guards Corps on September 29 and on October 3 the 134th and 184th Divisions breached the defenses northeast of 585:

The division was under the command of Col. Vasilii Nikolaevich Varichev until April 23 when Maj. Gen. Vasilii Petrovich Kotelnikov took over. This officer had previously served as commander of the 3rd Leningrad Militia

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region, and protect the right flank of that Front's forces. 6th Army now contained five rifle divisions, including the 219th, two tank corps plus a tank brigade and two tank regiments, one tank destroyer brigade, the

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continued to issue attack orders to the Front which were doomed to failure. Early on August 30 the 219th was reported as holding along part of its sector but having been pushed back to Sinkovka on the 28th.

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was cleared of German forces on July 27 and the 219th was recognized for its role when it received the Order of the Red Banner on August 9. Later that month the division and its 93rd Corps were moved to

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Upon coming into contact the 219th was counterattacked by a battalion of the 12th Infantry from the direction of the 8th of March Collective Farm; this battalion came under fire from a battalion of

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On January 25 the Red Army launched the Voronezh–Kastornoye Offensive, which mostly involved the northern forces of Voronezh Front plus Bryansk Front in an effort to encircle and destroy German

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During January 19-27 the encircled forces in the Rossosh area were gradually eliminated. The 219th took up the pursuit to the southwest from its previous line with the task of reaching the line

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In Western Front's operational summary of 2000 hours on July 18 the 21st Army was reported as attacking toward Babruysk against four German divisions while the 219th was concentrating in the

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to reinforce the approaches to Pustoshka, which effectively halted the push toward that city as torrential rains began on November 15. The Front went over to the defense on November 21.

529:. On January 14, 1942 it was redesignated as the 2nd formation of the 219th. When it completed forming it had an order of battle similar to the 219th Motorized and the 1st formation: 1130:, and destroy the German forces in the salient between Nevel and Novosokolniki. This effort began on December 16 but after several days failed to make any gains and was shut down. 1872:, ed. & trans. R. W. Harrison, Helion & Co., Ltd., Solihull, UK, 2016, Kindle ed., Book One, Part One, chs. 1, 2. This source misnumbers the 237th Rifle Division as the 606:

The situation around Voronezh soon became a stalemate as the German mobile forces were required to push eastward toward Stalingrad. At the start of December, after the German

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General Golikov issued orders on January 21 to regroup his forces for the upcoming Voronezh–Kastornoye offensive, which included the movement of 18th Corps to the

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423:. The division tried but failed to capture Malyi Propoisk (10km south of Propoisk) in the face of arriving reinforcements. The next day it was transferred to 1638:

and Southwestern Fronts in October from the Reserve of the Supreme High Command after being rebuilt following heavy losses in the spring and summer battles.

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The offensive began at dawn on December 16 with a massive artillery bombardment and strikes by several hundred aircraft. The main attack was carried out by

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by the end of the day, an advance of 20km on an 8km-wide frontage. It was also to leave behind one reinforced rifle company in each of Saguny station,

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On April 22 the entire 22nd Army was removed to the Reserve of the Supreme High Command and railed southward where it came under the command of the

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was determined to defeat the Axis forces (primarily the 2nd Hungarian Army and remnants of Italian 8th Army) operating along the Voronezh–Kursk and

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List (Perechen) No. 5: Rifle, Mountain Rifle, Motor Rifle and Motorized divisions, part of the active army during the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945

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Panzer Army southwest of Nevel. After the breakthrough, which opened a 16km-wide gap, 3rd Shock turned to the north behind the flank of

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and would remain under this command for the duration. In March the 2nd Baltic Front was disbanded and 22nd Army was reassigned to the

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seized the northeast outskirts of Propoisk. By July 26 this effort was suspended and the Army went over to the defensive.

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thereof) were trapped, although the shortage of rifle divisions meant that each was holding an average sector of 20km.

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and Podgornoye to cut the Axis lines of retreat. This advance succeeded and by the end of the day most of the Italian

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Maj. Gen. Pavel Petrovich Korzun was appointed to command on March 11. This officer had previously commanded the

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rail line. The situation so concerned the German command that six infantry battalions were brought in from

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Glantz states that the 219th was supporting 3rd Tank Army on March 1. This appears to be an error for the

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Meanwhile, Vatutin drew up an operational plan to encircle the main German forces advancing on Oboyan and

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plus the 10th Ski Brigade and was directly under Voronezh Front command. The Front commander, Lt. Gen.

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The division began forming in March 1941, as part of the prewar buildup of Soviet mechanized forces at

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By the beginning of August the 219th had returned to 21st Army which was now part of the newly-formed

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636:, Operation Saturn became Operation Little Saturn, but the role of 6th Army remained much the same. 6574: 5961: 5185: 3545: 3540: 3535: 3530: 3510: 3490: 3475: 3470: 3465: 3460: 3450: 3440: 3405: 3395: 3390: 3385: 3370: 3325: 3315: 3310: 3300: 3295: 3290: 3285: 3280: 3255: 3240: 3220: 3215: 3210: 3205: 3195: 3190: 3180: 3140: 3135: 2086: 1119: 655:. 6th Army, which had been reinforced, was on the right flank facing four divisions of the Italian 612: 234:

and was soon after moved to the Kursk region and defended the south face of the salient as part of

230:. During the Ostrogozhsk–Rossosh Offensive in January 1943 it took part in the destruction of the 2210: 1321:. At the time of the German surrender the men and women of the division shared the full title of 210:

A new 219th was formed in January 1942, based on the 441st Rifle Division and the rifle division

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redesignation was a formality and it was soon destroyed in the encirclement battle east of Kiev.

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to establish a linkup with 3rd Tank Army, having advanced another 12km. Meanwhile that Army's

377: 346: 246:. After the summer offensive in 1944 began it was granted a battle honor and within weeks the 935:

against up to 100 German tanks. Despite holding their positions the arrival of the 219th and

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The offensive began on July 5 but 40th Army was not in the direct path of the main attack of

2295: 1544:, Nafziger, 1996, p. 32. Grylev states the division remained on the books until December 27. 1111: 1079: 1027: 1007: 664: 428: 381: 131: 2327: 1306: 958: 947: 928: 912: 908: 844: 644: 629: 484: 385: 139: 115: 400:. The 219th was to concentrate in the Rudnia, Borkhov and Pribor region, 15-25km west of 1268: 1198: 1067: 1063: 720: 676: 595: 458:. Central Front had been disbanded on August 25 and 21st Army was now under command of 2148: 2123: 2098: 2037: 2012: 1961: 1936: 1924: 1809: 1706: 1655: 1618: 1489: 1438: 1400: 1375: 628:. As the situation evolved during early December, particularly with the commitment of 254:

containing the Courland Pocket. Before the German surrender it was moved south to the

6599: 1224: 1091: 840: 467: 459: 439: 239: 163: 2062: 454:, reported that the 219th was located at Gorodok and Senkovka, 70-75km northeast of 1642:, University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 2014, p. 541. This is an error for the 660: 652: 625: 616: 483:

By this time the 2nd Panzer Group had begun its drive to the south to link up with

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Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1964).

2074: 1286: 871: 723:, created three shock groupings for the offensive: a northern group consisting of 1634:

archives, Glantz identifies the 219th as one of seven divisions that arrived in

1557:, ed. & trans. D. M. Glantz, Frank Cass Publishers, London, UK, 1998, p. 106 1353:, Nafziger, 1995, p. 65. This source describes the 673rd as a Howitzer Regiment. 1062:

Later that month the 219th was redeployed again to the north, being assigned to

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had inserted itself in the gap between it and the Front's main forces along the

415:. On July 22 Kuznetsov issued further orders to 25th Mechanized Corps to retake 969:

and by the end of the day reached a line from Rakovo to the Kubasovskii gully.

770:. By 1400 this regrouping was complete and it began to attack on the new axis. 2226:Вооруженные силы СССР после Второй Мировой войны: от Красной Армии к Советской 1277: 1168: 796: 501: 1990:, Center of Military History United States Army, Washington, DC, 1968, p. 203 1126:

ordered the Front to pierce their defenses at Pustoshka, capture the town of

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Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1967a).

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and occupied Ilyinka, blocking the last escape route of the German 26th and

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south of Voronezh. As of the beginning of August the Army had been moved to

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Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union 1967a

2077:. In Russian, English translation available. Retrieved February 5, 2022. 384:, ordered his forces to expand the offensive against the right flank of 2271:

Commanders of Corps and Divisions in the Great Patriotic War, 1941–1945

1290: 1127: 1023: 692: 420: 404:, while 50th Tanks prepared to attack on the Bykhaw and Babruysk axis. 397: 373: 250:

as well. The 219th fought through Latvia and in early 1945 was part of

1952:, University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 2016, pp. 25-26, 32, 43-48 2248: 2224:

Feskov, V.I.; Golikov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Slugin, S.A. (2013).

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Before the beginning of October the division had been moved to the

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axes. The first task was to crush the forces defending the area of

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After regrouping its southern forces in the first days of 1943 the

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by August 11. On August 27 the new commander of the Army, Lt. Gen.

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in reserve, facing 16th Army's VIII Army Corps. On December 9 the

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Moscow, are given a salute of 20 artillery salvoes from 224 guns.

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and additional artillery assets, and was supported by the entire

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Separate Machine Gun Battalion (from July 9, 1942 to May 1, 1943)

462:. The situation facing the Army was rapidly deteriorating as the 1090:

liberated the village of Podberezye and threatened to sever the

946:. For this purpose the two rifle divisions were subordinated to 492: 2299: 1416:, Helion & Co., Ltd., Solihull, UK, 2010, Kindle ed., ch. 3 1159:

Within a few days the division crossed the border into Latvia.

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as a separate division, still in 1st Baltic Front. The 4th and

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there during the preparations for the German summer offensive.

218:) of December 6, 1941. It spent several months forming in the 1467:, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 2012, pp. 262-63 915:

had growing concerns that German forces would advance on the

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across the frozen Don and was to advance in the direction of

360:, 219th Motorized, 12th Motorcycle Regiment) was assigned to 19:

219th Motorized Division (March 11, 1941 - September 9, 1941)

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By the start of December the 219th had been assigned to the

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219th Rifle Division (September 9, 1941 - November 16, 1941)

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The 441st Rifle Division began forming in December 1941 at

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Shortly after this new phase began the 3rd Shock, now in

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On July 19 the division was approaching the village of

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east of Kiev. 28th Corps continued defending along the

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and cut the German supply route between that place and

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before serving for over a year as an instructor at the

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219th Rifle, Idritsa, Order of the Red Banner Division

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Senior Sergeant Vasilii Antonovich Andronov (Russian);

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the next obvious objective was the Belarusian city of

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German plan of attack, showing position of 40th Army.

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before being killed in action on September 16, 1943.

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Military units and formations disestablished in 1945

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Sergeant Pyotr Konstantinovich Syroezhkin (Russian);

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and by the fourth day was to capture Dankovskii and

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219th Rifle Division (January 14, 1942 - July 1945)

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