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316:. During the pursuit of the defeated Axis forces it was moved to 5th Shock Army and distinguished itself sufficiently to merit Guards status. As of the beginning of May the 258th was serving as a separate rifle division in 5th Shock Army in Southern Front. On May 4 the division was redesignated as the 96th Guards; it would receive its Guards banner on June 10. Once the division completed its reorganization its order of battle was as follows:
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418:, Southern Front broke through 6th Army beginning on August 18. 5th Shock Army, with an overwhelming concentration, especially of artillery, on a narrow front, penetrated 7 km behind the front through a 3 km-wide gap. Under the light of a full moon the Army spread out north and south behind the 6th Army's front. The 96th Guards distinguished itself in the fighting for
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Prussian border. It was almost immediately involved in the abortive Goldap-Gumbinnen
Operation, which largely ended on its sector by October 30. By early January 1945 the 96th Guards had 6,500 personnel on strength which was quite high for a rifle division at that stage of the war, especially one that had been used as an assault formation for most of the previous 12 months.
592:, assigned the 28th an active role in the initial phase of the summer offensive in support of 65th Army's drive on Babruysk. The Army deployed all three of its corps in the first echelon with 3rd Guards Corps on a 5 km-wide sector on the right. During the first two days of the battle the Corps drove back the southern flank of the German
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957:. In the morning the 3rd Guards Corps was brought up to halt the breakthrough. A combined force of 45,000 men punched a hole 2 km wide between the 50th and 54th Guards in the Munchendorf area and began moving through in spite of powerful artillery and mortar fire. This breakthrough was eventually halted by forces of the
532:. He was replaced the next day by Maj. Gen. Sergei Nikolaevich Kuznetsov, who would remain in command into the postwar. The battle for Krivoi Rog continued until the end of that month. On March 4 all four of the Ukrainian fronts began a new offensive into western Ukraine. By March 20 the 3rd Ukrainian had reached the
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Belorussian Front were significantly understrength. Despite this the Front ordered a new operation to eliminate the remaining German forces southwest of the Königsberg fortified zone. The new offensive began
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were forced aside; later in the day the 117th Guards brought that portion of the breakout force to a halt. By the end of the day the 3rd Guards Corps was still encountering stubborn resistance while mopping up the encircled forces in their sector. By the end of the day, although elements of 9th Army
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from second echelon in the direction of the railroad to Brest along the Army's left flank during the second half of July 20 allowed the offensive to gain momentum and the German forces began to withdraw towards the city. During July 25–26 the Army forced the
Lesnaya north of Czernawczyci and General
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Voloshin had continued to lead his 295th Guards Regiment with distinction, often in advance of the division. On the first day it took the village of Yeletsy, helping to open one of the gaps in the German lines. Overnight on June 26/27 an outflanking
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ILOVAISK... 96th Guards Rifle
Division (Col. Levin, Semyon Samuilovich)... The troops who participated in the liberation of the Donbas, during which they captured Ilovaisk and other cities, by the order of the Supreme High Command of 8 September 1943, and a commendation in Moscow, are given a salute
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Directive No. 11096, part 2, dated May 29 the division was assigned to the
Central Group of Forces, effective June 10. This Group was to be responsible for the occupation of Czechoslovakia, Austria and Hungary. General Kuznetsov remained in command until the 96th Guards was disbanded; after several
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and took heavy losses from flanking fire of the 50th and 54th Guards as they moved through the gap they had created near
Munchendorf; despite these losses the survivors of 9th Army pushed about 24 km farther west. This advance succeeded in cutting the communications of 3rd and 4th Guards Tank
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to
Radeland to Jauchzen-Bruck with three divisions, including the 96th Guards. While the German 9th Army continued its efforts to escape from its pocket, its former breakthrough force was gradually eliminated, sometimes in hand-to-hand fighting. 6,200 prisoners were taken, along with 47 tanks, 25
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Divisions repulsed several heavy German attacks and by the end of the day were continuing to fight along a line from Dornswalde to Radeland to Munchendorf with their fronts facing north. While the 50th Guards, on a line from outside Radeland to an unnamed
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By this date the division had been transferred to the 3rd Guards Rifle Corps, where it would remain for the rest of the war. At about this time it was recorded that close to 50 percent of the division's personnel were of the 1925 year group, making this a very young cadre for any rifle division.
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German efforts to close the gap on August 20 made some initial progress but failed due to a strong Soviet reaction. By August 23 1st Panzer Army was also in trouble with its army corps south of Izium reduced to a combat strength of just 5,800 men and unable to hold a continuous line. On the 31st
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area to reinforce the 71st
Mechanised Brigade. At the same time, 3rd Guards Corps was ordered to make concentric attacks from the north and south to defeat the German forces in the breakthrough area while 3rd Guards Army attacked from the east. Despite enormous losses the 9th Army continued its
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and seized the village of Glusk. Up to July 2 the 295th accounted for about 1,500 German officers and soldiers killed or severely wounded; six tanks or self-propelled guns, 30 guns and mortars, 80 machine guns and more than 100 German prisoners captured; plus 25 supply depots and 85 settlements
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to begin moving against the remaining German positions in the Dniepr bend. 3rd Ukrainian began its assault on January 10, but this had largely failed by the 13th. On the same day the 4th Ukrainian attacked the bridgehead but made minimal gains before both Fronts called a halt on January 16. The
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On February 19 several of the division's subunits were honored for their roles in breaking through the East Prussian defenses. The 295th Guards Rifle Regiment was granted the honorific "Gumbinnen"; the 291st Guards Rifle Regiment was awarded the Order of the Red Banner; the 293rd Guards Rifle
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in pursuit. During November substantial German reserves were moved into the bridgehead in anticipation of an offensive to restore communications with Crimea, which had been cut off by the remainder of 4th Ukrainian Front. This came to nothing in the face of Soviet threats elsewhere, but the
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reached the town from the south, but the German grouping continued to resist and the Army's units were forced to consolidate. During a two-day battle on January 20–21 the 20th and 128th Corps finally captured Gumbinnen, but a large remnant of the German forces managed to retreat to the
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offensive was renewed on January 30 against a bridgehead weakened by transfers and 4th Ukrainian drove a deep wedge into its south end. On February 4 the German 6th Army ordered the bridgehead to be evacuated. During February 5 Shock Army was transferred to 3rd Ukrainian Front.
824:, that the breakthrough would not come on this sector and he moved his second echelon to the 39th Army's front. On January 19 the Army began to advance more successfully. General Luchinskii concentrated the maximum amount of artillery fire in support of the 3rd Guards and
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and together with elements of 65th Army advanced up to 10 km on June 24, forcing the German division back towards the railroad south of Babruysk. On July 2 the 96th Guards would be decorated with the Order of the Red Banner for its part in the battle for Babryusk.
422:. This hill was a lynchpin of the Mius-Front at a height of 277.9m. The 295th Guards Rifle Regiment, commanded by Lt. Col. Andrei Maksimovich Voloshin, led his soldiers along the west edge of the hill and captured Hill 183.0 which unhinged the German defense.
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east of Dmitrovichi and linked up with 61st Army. From July 19 the German High Command began heavy counterattacks against the Army and the Pliev Group in order to continue its hold on Brest, and these would continue until the 21st. The commitment of
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armored transports, 180 guns and mortars and 1,133 motor vehicles. By the end of the day the 9th Army pocket had shrunk to just 400 sq/km. Overnight on April 28/29 this Army organized one more effort to escape towards the positions of the
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height 3 km northeast of Munchendorf was forced to pull back its left flank under pressure and the 54th Guards was also forced to give up ground the 96th Guards held its positions. Most of the remainder of German 9th Army was in the
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During the first week of May the division advanced with the rest of its Front towards Prague, but saw little combat before the fighting ended on May 11. By this time the men and women of the division shared the complete title of
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advanced another 10 km to the west, the tail of the Army was mostly eliminated and mass surrenders began; 1st Ukrainian Front alone took 24,000 prisoners. On May 1 units of the 28th Army eliminated the last remnants in the
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and the Pliev Group were to outflank the city from the north and northwest, encircle and capture it. The attack began with a 15-20 minute artillery preparation. 28th Army, with the Pliev Group, directed their advances towards
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to Rybaki. At this time Baranavichy was garrisoned by the 52nd Special Designation Security Division, a panzer battalion and three assault gun brigades. A defensive line was already being prepared along the
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to help complete the encirclement. This was done on July 27 and beginning after midnight on the 28th the Army drove into the fortified zone from the north, throwing off counterattacks, and linked up with
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halted the breakthrough the 50th and 96th Guards were diverted to eliminate the German forces. The two Guards divisions threw the breakthrough force back to the woods northeast of
813:. The Army deployed a total of 1,527 guns and mortars on this frontage and the 3rd Guards Corps, which was to launch the main attack, was backed by 205 such weapons per kilometre.
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was winding down, but after a great deal of costly back-and-forth fighting finally suspended the effort on July 27, although German counterattacks would continue until August 2.
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had been encircled and was making every effort to break out. Led by 50 tanks the advance force of this grouping attacked west along the boundary between the 120th Rifle Corps'
540:, which Hitler had designated as a "fortress" on March 8. Nikolayev was finally liberated on March 28; immediately following this victory the 3rd Guards Corps was moved to the
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began on April 16 but 28th Army's leading divisions did not arrive at the front and begin combat operations until April 22. On April 26 the division was moving to the area of
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in five places. The 129th Infantry, by now reduced to the size of a regiment, was forced to rotate to the west, leaving a gap on its corps' north flank. Meanwhile, the
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on March 13, with 28th Army attacking in the direction of Bladiau, which was taken on March 15. During the night of March 25/26 the Army, in cooperation with
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in 1955 before he was transferred to the reserve in January 1959. The division was moved to the
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96th Guards Rifle, Ilovaisk, Order of Lenin, Order of the Red Banner, Order of Suvorov Division
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in late 1946 and was disbanded with most of the rest of 3rd Guards Rifle Corps in March 1947.
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of 65th Army, had reached a line from Abramy to Chakhets, along with the Pliev Group.
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Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1964).
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area. The breakout began at 0100 hours and made progress at the junction of the
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taken. On March 24, 1945, Voloshin would be made a Hero of the Soviet Union.
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Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1967a).
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371:. At the beginning of July it remained a separate division in the Army.
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Commanders of Corps and Divisions in the Great Patriotic War, 1941–1945
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1339:. In Russian, English translation available. Retrieved August 13, 2021
1139:. In Russian, English translation available. Retrieved August 12, 2021
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The next day General Luchinskii received orders to occupy a line from
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The 28th Army continued making its main offensive in the direction of
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Bobryusk Offensive. Note initial position of 28th Army north of Mozyr.
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relatively minor appointments he would be made commander of the
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234th Guards Artillery Regiment (from 782nd Artillery Regiment)
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On June 25 the 28th Army broke into the lines of the 35th and
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Nikopol-Krivoi Rog Offensive. Nikolayev is on the lower left.
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to the north was initially unable to penetrate the front of
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280:. After this campaign it was transferred with 28th Army to
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by the end of the 26th, less than 70 km southeast of
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96th Guards Rifle Division at Pamyat Naroda. In Russian.
1102:, University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 2005, p. 596
1064:, University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 2014, p. 75
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295th Guards Rifle Regiment (from 999th Rifle Regiment)
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Infantry divisions of the Soviet Union in World War II
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was finally authorized to withdraw both armies to the
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1947
1684:] (in Russian). Moscow: Frunze Military Academy.
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A renewed offensive began on August 13 and although
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1174:http://www.soldat.ru/spravka/freedom/1-ssr-2.html
1337:https://warheroes.ru/hero/hero.asp?Hero_id=13227
1137:https://warheroes.ru/hero/hero.asp?Hero_id=13227
434:, effectively beginning the race to the Dniepr.
901:with its lead column. By this point the German
713:and Smolyanitsa and by July 13 had reached the
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347:99th Guards Chemical Defense (Anti-gas) Company
225:in May 1943, based on the 2nd formation of the
1454:, pp. 190-91, 193, 196-97, 218-19, 222, 226-27
661:. 28th Army reached a line from Minkeviche to
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402:Soviet soldiers near the base of Savur-Mohyla
8:
793:and 28th Armies in the first, backed by the
653:that had broken through from Minsk, and the
536:and 5th Shock Army was on the approaches to
1501:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1945
1413:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1944
1275:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1944
1250:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1944
1225:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1944
1162:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943
1112:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943
1074:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943
933:cut it off from the main body of 9th Army.
383:and Army Detachment Hollidt (later renamed
6042:1947 disestablishments in the Soviet Union
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805:paved highway in the general direction of
356:98th Guards Divisional Veterinary Hospital
344:100th Guards Medical/Sanitation Battalion
89:Donbass Strategic Offensive (August 1943)
1176:. In Russian. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
6037:1943 establishments in the Soviet Union
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992:to the 258th/96th Guards Rifle Division
768:. The city was cleared later that day.
252:in August it won a battle honor in the
1668:] (in Russian). Moscow: Voenizdat.
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446:of 20 artillery salvoes from 224 guns.
208:Maj. Gen. Sergei Nikolaevich Kuznetsov
15:
883:battle for the Oder and Neisse Rivers
755:Rokossovskii handed over his reserve
362:1687th Field Office of the State Bank
7:
1743:List of Soviet divisions (1917–1945)
1596:(in Russian). Moscow. Archived from
764:of 61st Army and the main forces of
612:. By the evening of June 28 Pliev's
350:101st Guards Motor Transport Company
268:for its role in the fighting around
542:Reserve of the Supreme High Command
496:bridgehead remained strongly held.
471:. On October 9 the Front (renamed
335:96th Guards Reconnaissance Company
276:for its part in the liberation of
14:
5966:Latvian Riflemen Soviet Divisions
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1062:Endgame at Stalingrad, Book One
674:. The Front was ordered, under
925:while a further attack by the
723:5th Hungarian Reserve Division
655:1st Hungarian Cavalry Division
610:Cavalry Mechanized Group Pliev
232:The 96th Guards was formed in
201:Col. Semyon Samuilovich Levin
1:
1038:Belorussian Military District
1000:to be moved by trucks to the
818:549th Volksgrenadier Division
689:The Army commander, Lt. Gen.
580:, at the corner northwest of
338:111th Guards Sapper Battalion
1697:Sergei Nikolaevich Kuznetsov
1403:, Kindle ed., vol. 2, ch. 11
1390:, Kindle ed., vol. 2, ch. 10
1365:, Kindle ed., vol. 2, ch. 10
645:Baranovichi-Slonim Operation
500:Nikopol-Krivoi Rog Offensive
308:before being transferred to
109:Baranovichi-Slonim offensive
97:Nikopol–Krivoi Rog Offensive
1639:] (in Russian). Moscow.
1007:117th Guards Rifle Division
855:Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky
574:54th Guards Rifle Divisions
548:and was reequipped with 12
359:1601st Field Postal Station
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913:of 3rd Guards Army in the
219:96th Guards Rifle Division
117:Goldap-Gumbinnen Operation
19:96th Guards Rifle Division
5986:Reboly Direction Division
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1553:The Berlin Operation 1945
1540:The Berlin Operation 1945
1527:The Berlin Operation 1945
1514:The Berlin Operation 1945
616:reached the outskirts of
387:) had fallen back to the
929:in conjunction with the
781:East Prussian Offensives
602:129th Infantry Divisions
530:Hero of the Soviet Union
353:97th Guards Field Bakery
1089:, Nafziger, 1995, p. 83
719:102nd Infantry Division
491:with the 5th Shock and
439:31st Guards Rifle Corps
290:Central Group of Forces
266:Order of the Red Banner
163:Order of the Red Banner
125:East Prussian Offensive
5996:Destruction battalions
1658:Grylev, A. N. (1970).
1551:Soviet General Staff,
1538:Soviet General Staff,
1525:Soviet General Staff,
1512:Soviet General Staff,
1475:Soviet General Staff,
1450:Soviet General Staff,
1437:Soviet General Staff,
1399:Soviet General Staff,
1386:Soviet General Staff,
1361:Soviet General Staff,
1348:Soviet General Staff,
1315:, pp. 213-14, 217, 219
1202:, pp. 176-79, 184, 186
1152:, pp. 138, 155, 160-62
993:
762:9th Guards Rifle Corps
705:Lublin–Brest Offensive
594:35th Infantry Division
565:
509:
455:Lower Dniepr Offensive
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272:and shortly after the
242:3rd Guards Rifle Corps
121:Vistula-Oder Offensive
113:Lublin–Brest Offensive
3777:257th (November 1941)
1286:Walter S. Dunn, Jr.,
987:
897:, and passed through
822:I. D. Chernyakhovskii
670:based on the town of
614:30th Cavalry Division
578:1st Belorussian Front
563:
552:self-propelled guns.
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401:
282:3rd Belorussian Front
262:1st Belorussian Front
1555:, Kindle ed., ch. 19
1542:, Kindle ed., ch. 19
1529:, Kindle ed., ch. 19
1238:Stalingrad to Berlin
1213:Stalingrad to Berlin
1200:Stalingrad to Berlin
1150:Stalingrad to Berlin
1125:Stalingrad to Berlin
988:"Slavi" Monument in
931:389th Rifle Division
919:395th Rifle Division
907:329th Rifle Division
727:1st Mechanized Corps
651:12th Panzer Division
526:99th Rifle Divisions
514:3rd Ukrainian Fronts
227:258th Rifle Division
93:Battle of the Dniepr
1401:Operation Bagration
1388:Operation Bagration
1363:Operation Bagration
1350:Operation Bagration
998:61st Rifle Division
911:58th Rifle Division
622:4th Panzer Division
556:Operation Bagration
286:1st Ukrainian Front
180:Battle honours
129:Heiligenbeil Pocket
105:Operation Bagration
1686:pp. 232, 330
1466:, pp. 245–46.
1327:, pp. 394–95.
1085:Charles C. Sharp,
994:
590:K. K. Rokossovskii
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546:45mm antitank guns
534:Southern Bug River
510:
461:Panther–Wotan line
408:Southwestern Front
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1477:Prelude to Berlin
1452:Prelude to Berlin
1439:Prelude to Berlin
1313:Soviet Blitzkrieg
1288:Soviet Blitzkrieg
1060:David M. Glantz,
981:and 28th Armies.
955:3rd Guards Armies
826:128th Rifle Corps
731:105th Rifle Corps
725:. It fell to the
493:2nd Guards Armies
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877:Berlin Operation
851:Order of Suvorov
830:20th Rifle Corps
795:11th Guards Army
757:46th Rifle Corps
752:20th Rifle Corps
691:A. A. Luchinskii
606:18th Rifle Corps
379:In February the
314:Operation Uranus
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173:Order of Suvorov
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137:Prague Offensive
133:Battle of Berlin
101:Odessa Offensive
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4597:Petrozavodsk
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3407:186th (1939)
3277:160th (1941)
3272:160th (1940)
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1605:. Retrieved
1598:the original
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1576:Bibliography
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1479:, pp. 245-50
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375:Into Ukraine
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44:Soviet Union
5991:Guards unit
5950:3rd Crimean
5898:Motor Rifle
4587:2nd Crimean
4582:1st Crimean
4577:2nd Priamur
2932:93rd (1936)
2792:64th (1942)
2787:64th (1925)
2015:17th Guards
2005:16th Guards
1995:15th Guards
1985:14th Guards
1975:13th Guards
1965:12th Guards
1955:11th Guards
1945:10th Guards
1832:16th Guards
1827:15th Guards
1822:14th Guards
1817:13th Guards
1812:12th Guards
1807:11th Guards
1802:10th Guards
1670:p. 195
1311:Dunn, Jr.,
1012:Staatsforst
990:Novosibirsk
978:Kummersdorf
975:Staatsforst
967:13th Armies
947:Luckenwalde
799:Stallupönen
699:Hantsavichy
695:Lyakhavichy
626:Baranavichy
477:51st Army's
306:24th Armies
143:Decorations
81:Engagements
6011:Categories
5910:3rd Guards
5905:2nd Guards
1935:9th Guards
1925:8th Guards
1915:7th Guards
1905:6th Guards
1895:5th Guards
1885:4th Guards
1875:3rd Guards
1865:2nd Guards
1855:1st Guards
1797:9th Guards
1792:8th Guards
1787:7th Guards
1782:6th Guards
1777:5th Guards
1772:4th Guards
1767:3rd Guards
1762:2nd Guards
1757:1st Guards
1607:2021-08-11
1044:References
1002:Sperenberg
938:Dornswalde
871:Oder River
843:Königsberg
807:Insterburg
389:Mius-Front
302:1st Guards
250:Mius River
198:commanders
191:Commanders
5346:Motorized
4592:1st Polar
1645:cite book
1616:cite book
1049:Citations
943:12th Army
863:31st Army
803:Gumbinnen
766:70th Army
738:61st Army
682:with the
538:Nikolayev
487:south of
469:Melitopol
465:Zaporozhe
414:south of
310:65th Army
296:Formation
246:28th Army
27:1943–1947
4606:Mountain
1750:Airborne
1503:, p. 160
1277:, p. 163
1252:, p. 118
1236:Ziemke,
1211:Ziemke,
1198:Ziemke,
1189:, p. 596
1185:Glantz,
1164:, p. 226
1148:Ziemke,
1114:, p. 166
1098:Glantz,
1076:, p. 114
909:and the
903:9th Army
839:Gerdauen
743:Kamenets
721:and the
630:Stowbtsy
385:6th Army
369:Turkmens
270:Babruysk
223:Red Army
185:Ilovaisk
76:Infantry
68:Division
59:Red Army
4651:Reserve
1842:Cavalry
1428:, p. 84
1424:Sharp,
1265:, p. 83
1261:Sharp,
1227:, p. 78
1018:Postwar
945:in the
489:Nikopol
196:Notable
32:Country
5976:OMSDON
5889:Ussuri
4696:Guards
1592:]
1566:STAVKA
1029:STAVKA
965:, and
923:Baruth
899:Golßen
887:Zossen
711:Kosava
676:STAVKA
672:Slonim
663:Kletsk
618:Slutsk
485:Dniepr
258:Dniepr
254:Donbas
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41:
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