- Ivan
Ivanovich Fedyuninsky (Russian: Ива́н Ива́нович Федю́нинский; July 30, 1900 –
October 17, 1977) was a
Soviet military leader and Hero of the Soviet...
- and
divisions from 117th
Rifle Corps were
subordinated to Gen. Ivan
Fedyuninsky,
commanding the 2nd
Shock Army. The goal set by the War
Council of the...
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Romanovsky (12
December 1942 to 23
December 1943) Lieutenant-General Ivan
Fedyuninsky (from 23
December 1943 to
April 1946),
commander during the
Battle of...
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Dryagina Aleksa Dundić
Pavel Dybenko (3 times)
Evdokia Zavaliy Ivan
Fedyuninsky (5 times) Ivan
Ivanovich Pstygo (7 times) Ivan
Kozhedub (7 times) Leonid...
- the 5th Army
consisted of the 15th
Rifle Corps (under
Colonel I.I.
Fedyuninsky and
incorporating the 45th
Rifle Division and 62nd
Rifle Divisions),...
- task of
transporting the
Second Shock Army
under the
command of Ivan
Fedyuninsky over Lake
Ladoga to Oranienbaum. From 5
November 1943
onwards the Fleet...
- the
Transcaucasian Military District, then
commanded by Col. Gen. Ivan
Fedyuninsky, into the
matter was made in Moscow. The
predominantly Georgian units...
- Front, as of 1
March 1944: 2nd
Shock Army –
Lieutenant General Ivan
Fedyuninsky 43rd
Rifle Corps –
Major General Anatoli Andreyev 109th
Rifle Corps –...
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three rifle corps totaling nine divisions, and that year
General Ivan
Fedyuninsky took
command for a period.
These formations were re****igned to the North...
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served under five
different commanders, most
notably Col. Gen. Ivan
Fedyuninsky in the
winter of 1941–42.
After helping to
drive Army
Group North away...
