Ivan Bagramyan

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Marshal of the Soviet Union Soviet Armenian person Soviet military commander human

Ivan Bagramyan was a prominent Soviet Armenian Marshal of the Soviet Union and World War II commander known for his leadership on the Eastern Front.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Marshal of the Soviet Union → Soviet Armenian person → Soviet military commander → human →
allegiance	Russian Empire → Soviet Union NERFINISHED →
awardReceived	Hero of the Soviet Union → Order of Kutuzov → Order of Lenin → Order of Suvorov → Order of the October Revolution → Order of the Patriotic War → Order of the Red Banner → Order of the Red Star →
birthName	Hovhannes Khachaturi Baghramyan →
burialPlace	Kremlin Wall Necropolis →
citizenship	Russian Empire → Soviet Union NERFINISHED →
conflict	Eastern Front of World War II → Russian Civil War → World War I → World War II →
countryOfBirth	Russian Empire →
countryOfDeath	Soviet Union →
dateOfBirth	1897-12-02 →
dateOfDeath	1982-09-21 →
ethnicGroup	Armenians →
familyName	Bagramyan →
genre	military memoir →
givenName	Ivan NERFINISHED →
hasOccupation	military officer → politician →
languageSpoken	Armenian → Russian →
memberOf	Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
militaryBranch	Red Army → Soviet Army →
militaryRank	Army General → Marshal of the Soviet Union →
nativeName	Հովհաննես Բաղրամյան →
notableWork	operations in the Baltic Offensive → planning of the Vitebsk–Orsha offensive → “So It Was” (memoirs) →
placeOfBirth	Chardakhlu →
placeOfDeath	Moscow →
positionHeld	Chief Inspector of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union → Deputy Minister of Defense of the Soviet Union → commander of 11th Guards Army → commander of 16th Army → commander of 1st Baltic Front →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
1st Baltic Front → 1st Baltic Front ("Hovhannes Bagramyan") →	frontCommander
Ivan Bagramyan ("Hovhannes Khachaturi Baghramyan") →	birthName
Baltic offensive (1944) →	commander
Ivan Bagramyan ("Bagramyan") →	familyName
3rd Belorussian Front ("Hovhannes Bagramyan") →	notableCommander
Soviet military officers →	notableMember