100th Rifle Division
→
12th Army (Red Army)
("Red Army of Workers and Peasants")
→
21st Army (Red Army)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
9th Army (Red Army)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Aleksandr Vasilevsky
→
Aleksandr Vasilevsky
→
Aleksei Vinogradov
→
Alexander Pechersky
→
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
→
Andrei Zelentsov
→
Andrey Yeremenko
→
Anton Lopatin
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Boris Gromov
("Soviet Army")
→
Boris Shaposhnikov
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
Commander of the Bryansk Front
→
Georgy Zhukov
→
Georgy Zhukov
("Soviet Army")
→
Group of Soviet Occupation Forces in Germany
→
Ivan Bagramyan
→
Ivan Bagramyan
("Soviet Army")
→
Ivan Chernyakhovsky
→
Ivan Konev
→
Ivan Susloparov
→
Kiev Special Military District
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Kirill Meretskov
→
Kliment Voroshilov
→
Konstantin Chernenko
→
Kuzma Derevyanko
→
Marshal of the Soviet Union
("Soviet Army")
→
Mikhail Kirponos
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Mikhail Kovalyov
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
Mikhail Shumilov
→
Mikhail Tukhachevsky
→
Moscow defense zone
→
Nikolai Ogarkov
("Soviet Army")
→
Nikolai Vatutin
→
Order of Kutuzov
→
Pavel Batov
→
Perekop–Chongar offensive (1920)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Rodion Malinovsky
→
Rodion Malinovsky
("Soviet Army")
→
Rubén Ruiz Ibárruri
→
Semyon Budyonny
→
Semyon Timoshenko
("Soviet Army")
→
Sergei Kamenev
→
Soviet 62nd Army
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Soviet Southwestern Front
→
Stanisław Popławski
→
Tania Chernova
→
Vasiliy Tupikov
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Vasily Chuikov
→
Vasily Chuikov
("Soviet Army")
→
Vassili Zaitsev
→
Vladimir Kolpakchi
→
Vladimir Kurdyumov
→
Władysław Korczyc
→
Yakov Dzhugashvili
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Yakov Dzhugashvili
→
|
militaryBranch
|
100th Rifle Division
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
107th Rifle Division
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
12th Army (Red Army)
→
163rd Rifle Division
→
1st Baltic Front
→
1st Belorussian Front
→
1st Ukrainian Front
→
21st Army (Red Army)
→
26th Army (Red Army)
→
2nd Belorussian Front
→
322nd Rifle Division
→
37th Army (Red Army)
→
38th Army (Red Army)
→
3rd Belorussian Front
→
40th Army (Red Army)
→
40th Army (Red Army)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
44th Rifle Division
→
57th Army (Red Army)
→
5th Army (Red Army)
→
6th Army (Red Army)
→
8th Guards Army
→
9th Army (Red Army)
→
Bryansk Front
→
Central Front
→
Commander of the Bryansk Front
→
Don Front
→
Leningrad Front (Soviet Union)
→
Red Army Kalinin Front
→
Red Army Reserve Front
→
Red Army Western Front
→
Southern Front
→
Southwestern Front
→
Southwestern Front Air Forces
→
Soviet 60th Army
→
Soviet 62nd Army
→
Soviet 64th Army
→
Soviet Central Front
→
Soviet Don Front
→
Soviet Southwestern Front
→
Soviet Stalingrad Front
→
Soviet Steppe Front
→
Soviet Western Front
→
Soviet military officers
("Soviet Army")
→
SovietPrisonersOfWar
("RedArmy")
→
Voronezh Front
→
|
partOf
|
Barvenkovo–Lozovaya offensive
→
Battle of Kollaa
→
Battle of Komarów
→
Battle of Lenino
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Battle of Smolensk (1941)
→
Battle of Taipale
→
Battle of Uman
→
Battle of the Dnieper
→
Battle of the Don Bend
→
Battle of the Niemen River
→
Bryansk pocket
→
Crimean offensive (1944)
→
Donbass defensive operations (1941)
→
East Pomeranian Offensive
→
Kainuu front
→
Kerch–Eltigen Operation (1943)
→
Kharkov defensive operations (1941)
→
Moscow Strategic Offensive Operation
→
Nomonhan Incident
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Perekop–Chongar offensive (1920)
("Russian SFSR Red Army")
→
Russian Civil War
→
Rzhev–Vyazma strategic operations
→
Second Battle of Kharkov
→
Siege of Leningrad
→
Southern Front of the Russian Civil War
→
Soviet Belgorod–Kharkov offensive operation
→
Soviet Karelian Isthmus offensive
→
Soviet offensive of February 1940
→
Soviet winter counteroffensive of 1941–1942
→
Soviet-German Front
→
Third Battle of Kharkov
→
Upper Silesian Offensive
→
Voronezh–Voroshilovgrad defensive operations
→
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belligerent
|
1939 Defensive War
→
6th Panzer Army
("Soviet Red Army")
→
9th Army
→
9th Army (Wehrmacht)
→
9th Division (Finland)
→
ARMIR
→
Anton Denikin
→
Army Group Centre
→
Army Group Don
→
Army Group South
→
Battle of Perekop (1941)
→
Battle of Summa
→
Battle of Zadwórze
→
Crimean campaign
→
Eastern Front (World War II)
→
Eastern Front of the Winter War
→
Finnish offensive of 1941
→
German 17th Army
→
German 1st Panzer Army
→
GermanArmyGroupNorth
→
Kronstadt rebellion
→
Luftflotte 1 (in air support role)
→
Nikolai Yudenich
→
Orenburg Cossack forces
→
Perekop–Chongar offensive (1920)
→
Pyotr Wrangel
→
Romanian 4th Army
→
Soviet–Hungarian War
→
Vyazma pocket
→
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opponent
|
Auschwitz death marches
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Axis forces on the Eastern Front
→
Denikin offensive on Moscow
→
Heeresgruppe Süd
→
Hungarian Revolution of 1956
→
Imperial Japanese Army
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Kolchak government
→
Kolchak offensive in Siberia
→
Mannerheim Line
→
Operation Braunschweig
→
Romanian 3rd Army
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Tambov Rebellion
→
White Guard movement
→
Wrangel government in Crimea
→
|
opposedBy
|
Commander of the Bryansk Front
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
KV-1
→
Katyusha rocket launcher
→
Lake Ladoga ice road
→
M4 Sherman tank
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Mosin–Nagant rifle
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Mozhaisk defensive line
→
Order of Victory
→
PPSh-41
→
People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs of the RSFSR
→
Road of Life
→
SVT-40
→
Sielce near Ryazan
→
Stavka
→
|
usedBy
|
Battle of Lenino
→
Battle of Raate Road
→
Battle of the Niemen River
("Red Army of Soviet Russia")
→
Denikin offensive on Moscow
→
East Prussian Offensive
→
Lower Silesian Offensive
→
Lublin–Brest Offensive
→
Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive
→
North Caucasus offensive operations
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Tambov Rebellion
→
Vistula–Oder Offensive
→
Voronezh–Kastornoye offensive
→
|
combatant
|
16th Army
→
16th Army (Wehrmacht)
("Soviet Red Army")
→
18th Army (Wehrmacht)
→
4th Army
→
7th Panzer Division
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Army Group North
→
German 4th Panzer Army
("Soviet Red Army")
→
German 6th Army
→
|
engagedAgainst
|
Don Cossack forces
→
Green armies
→
Kuban Cossack forces
→
Siberian Army
→
Volunteer Army
→
White Army
→
White Terror (Russian Civil War)
→
White movement
→
|
opposedTo
|
Ice March
("Bolshevik Red Army (as opposing force)")
→
Operation Ring
("Soviet Army")
→
Soviet Red Army advance from the east
→
Soviet occupation of Manchuria
→
Soviet summer offensive of 1944
→
Soviet winter counteroffensives of 1942–1943
→
Tambov Rebellion
("Red Army soldiers")
→
|
participant
|
Auschwitz-Birkenau
→
Majdanek
→
Sachsenhausen concentration camp
→
Soviet Ukraine
→
Theresienstadt concentration camp
→
Łódź Ghetto
→
|
liberatedBy
|
26th Army (Red Army)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
37th Army (Red Army)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
5th Army (Red Army)
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
Southwestern Front Air Forces
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
Soviet 64th Army
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
|
militaryBranchOf
|
Helmuth Weidling
→
Königsberg
→
Mannerheim Line
→
Polish POWs
→
|
capturedBy
|
Case Blue
→
Case Blue
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Operation Whirlwind
("Soviet Army")
→
Winter War
→
|
involves
|
Boris Gromov
("Soviet Army")
→
Semyon Timoshenko
→
Semyon Timoshenko
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
Sergei Kamenev
→
|
memberOf
|
18th Army (Wehrmacht)
→
3rd Panzer Army
→
Army Group North
→
Friedrich Paulus
→
|
surrenderedTo
|
Don Army
→
White Guard movement
→
White movement
→
|
foughtAgainst
|
Antonovshchina
→
September Campaign
→
World War II battles on the Kerch Peninsula
→
|
hasParticipant
|
107th Rifle Division
→
Frunze Military Academy
→
Soviet Don Front
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
|
operatedBy
|
Polish Workers' Party
→
Soviet partisans
→
Yugoslav Partisans
("Soviet Red Army")
→
|
supportedBy
|
CSKA Moscow
("Soviet Army")
→
Commissar Danilov
→
|
affiliation
|
Mikhail Frunze
→
Semyon Budyonny
→
|
allegiance
|
1st Tadeusz Kościuszko Infantry Division
→
Slovak resistance movement
→
|
alliedWith
|
Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army and Navy
("Soviet Army")
→
Soviet deep operations doctrine
→
|
appliesTo
|
He Zizhen
→
Medal for Courage
→
|
associatedWith
|
Kollaa front
→
Summa, Karelian Isthmus
→
|
attackedBy
|
Leningrad, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
→
Siege of Leningrad
("Soviet Red Army")
→
|
defendedBy
|
Siege of Sevastopol (1941–1942)
→
Stalingrad
→
|
defender
|
Soviet Border Troops
("Soviet Army")
→
Soviet Internal Troops
("Soviet Army")
→
|
distinctFrom
|
Boris Shaposhnikov
→
Nikolai Bulganin
→
|
employer
|
Imperial Russian Army
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
Imperial Russian Army
→
|
followedBy
|
RKKA
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
RKKA
("Raboche-Krest'yanskaya Krasnaya Armiya")
→
|
fullName
|
Iran campaign (Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran)
("Soviet Red Army")
→
Unternehmen Barbarossa
→
|
involvedForce
|
Siberian intervention in the Russian Civil War
→
World War II battles on the Kerch Peninsula
("Soviet forces")
→
|
opposingForce
|
57th Army (Red Army)
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
9th Army (Red Army)
("Red Army of Workers and Peasants")
→
|
service
|
North Caucasus offensive operations
→
Stalingrad strategic defensive operations (flank sector)
→
|
side
|
Soviet Karelian Isthmus offensive
→
|
armedForce
|
Soviet government
→
|
armyBranch
|
Taipale
→
|
attackingForce
|
Supreme Commander-in-Chief (Soviet Union)
("Soviet Army")
→
|
authorityOver
|
Medal for the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945
("Red Army personnel")
→
|
awardedTo
|
Dukla Pass
("Soviet Red Army")
→
|
battleInvolvedForce
|
Soviet 60th Army
("Soviet Army")
→
|
branch
|
Voronezh Front
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
|
branchOf
|
Mozhaisk defensive line
→
|
builtBy
|
LiberationOfAuschwitz
→
|
carriedOutBy
|
Polish Armed Forces in the East
→
|
collaboratedWith
|
Lublin–Brest Offensive
("Soviet Red Army")
→
|
conductedBy
|
Allied occupation of Korea
→
|
coordinatedWith
|
1st Tadeusz Kościuszko Infantry Division
→
|
createdUnderAuspicesOf
|
Hall of Military Glory
("Red Army soldiers")
→
|
dedicatedTo
|
Sambo
→
|
developedFor
|
Green armies
→
|
differentiatesFrom
|
Medal for the Defence of Moscow
("Red Army personnel")
→
|
eligibility
|
Northwestern Army
→
|
enemy
|
Soviet Civil Administration in Korea
→
|
establishedBy
|
Russian Armed Forces
("Soviet Army")
→
|
formedFrom
|
Polish Armed Forces in the East
→
|
foughtAlongside
|
Leon Trotsky
→
|
founderOf
|
middle Don River
→
|
frontOpposedBy
|
Soviet Military Headquarters in Karlshorst
→
|
garrison
|
Red Army
("Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army")
→
|
hasAlternativeName
|
Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the USSR
("Soviet Army")
→
|
hasAuthorityOver
|
Polish–Soviet relations
→
|
hasKeyOrganization
|
Soviet armed forces
("Soviet Army")
→
|
hasPart
|
Soviet occupation of Eastern Poland
→
|
implementedBy
|
Prague Spring
("Soviet Army")
→
|
invadingForce
|
Crimean campaign
("Soviet Army")
→
|
involvedMilitaryBranch
|
Operation Barbarossa
→
|
involvedUnit
|
Invasion of Poland
→
|
mainAttacker
|
Soviet–Hungarian War
→
|
mainParticipant
|
Soviet Civil Administration in Korea
("Soviet Army")
→
|
militaryBranchInvolved
|
DulagTransitCamps
("Red Army soldiers")
→
|
notableVictimGroup
|
Azerbaijan Democratic Republic
→
|
occupiedBy
|
2nd Polish Army
→
|
operatedWith
|
Ural Cossack forces
→
|
opposed
|
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army (in early years closely linked)")
→
|
paramilitaryWing
|
Soviet Ground Forces
("Workers' and Peasants' Red Army")
→
|
precededBy
|
Kim Il Sung
("Soviet Red Army (as officer affiliation)")
→
|
previousParty
|
Hungarian 2nd Army
→
|
primaryEnemyForce
|
Army Group Vistula
→
|
primaryOpponent
|
T-34 medium tank
→
|
primaryUser
|
Ministry of Defense of the USSR
("Soviet Army")
→
|
responsibleFor
|
Mikhail Tukhachevsky
→
|
servedIn
|
RKKA
→
|
shortName
|
Battle of Länkipohja
("Red forces")
→
|
sideLost
|
Kiev Special Military District
→
|
subdivisionOf
|
1st Polish Army
("Soviet Red Army")
→
|
subordinateTo
|
Mikhail Frunze
→
|
workedFor
|