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- Vladimir Kiriakovitch Triandafillov (Russian: Влади́мир Кириа́кович Триандафи́ллов; 14 March 1894 – 12 July 1931) was a Soviet military commander and...
- throughout the depth of the battlefield. The term comes from Vladimir Triandafillov, an influential military writer, who worked with others to create a...
- commission headed by Deputy Chief of Staff of the RKKA, Vladimir Kirillovich Triandafillov, and was piloted by the experienced Stepan Timofeyevich Rybalchuk. Early...
- Russian Army, Chief of the General Staff and Minister of War Vladimir Triandafillov (1894-1931), Soviet military commander and theoretician considered by...
- (1924–25) Kamenev (1925) Tukhachevsky (1925–28) Shaposhnikov (1928–31) Triandafillov (1931) Yegorov (1931–37) Shaposhnikov (1937–40) Meretskov (1940–41)...
- the Staff of the Red Army May 1928 – April 1931 Succeeded by Vladimir Triandafillov Preceded by Alexander Yegorov Chief of the Staff of the Red Army 10...
- 1939) was a Soviet military commander and theoretician. He and Vladimir Triandafillov made significant contributions to the use of technology in deep offensive...
- May 1928 April 1931 2 years, 11 months Red Army 6 Triandafillov, VladimirGeneral Vladimir Triandafillov (1894–1931) May 1931 12 July 1931 † 2 months Red...
- (1924–25) Kamenev (1925) Tukhachevsky (1925–28) Shaposhnikov (1928–31) Triandafillov (1931) Yegorov (1931–37) Shaposhnikov (1937–40) Meretskov (1940–41)...
- (1924–25) Kamenev (1925) Tukhachevsky (1925–28) Shaposhnikov (1928–31) Triandafillov (1931) Yegorov (1931–37) Shaposhnikov (1937–40) Meretskov (1940–41)...