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sweep the Königsplatz. The defenders could also interdict the Moltkebrücke and the quays on each side of it, which increased the difficulty of crossing armored vehicles and artillery. Perevertkin had already assigned the 207th Division to this objective, and it was now to cross the Spree and clear it as the 171st and 150th left their jumping-off positions to storm the Reichstag. A concentrated artillery/mortar strike against both buildings from north of the Spree opened up at 0500 hours, accompanied by direct fire from Himmler's House and the corner building. Under cover of this fire the 150th's 756th and 674th Regiments, plus the 380th, raced across the Königsplatz to the flooded antitank ditch. All the footbridges over this had been destroyed by artillery fire, and it formed the last barrier before the Reichstag. Two regiments of the 207th, after having crossed the Spree at 0900, became pinned down on the approaches to the Kroll, but still served to draw fire away from the 171st and 150th.

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the Spree northeast of the bridge using improvised means. While both regiments now had men and some equipment on the south bank, they needed a defensible position to consolidate their bridgehead. This entailed an attack on the corner building, which was cleared by 0430. The next objective was Himmler's House, defended by two companies of a composite SS detachment. The lower levels had walls up to 2m thick, reinforced by earthen embankments, and all doors and windows were barricaded and embrasured. At 0700 a powerful 10-minute artillery/mortar bombardment was delivered to both this building, the Kroll Opera, and the adjacent areas, which suppressed many firing points; Guards mortar fire did particular damage to Himmler's House. The launcher crews had carried their rockets and firing equipment to the second floor of the corner building and fired over open sights.

1298:, opened direct fire on the structure. In addition, the artillery left on the north bank commenced firing, and the closest riflemen made use of captured panzerfausts. This bombardment lasted 20 minutes. At 1350 the 1st battalions of the 380th (Sen. Lt. Konstantin Yakovlevich Samsonov), 756th, and 674th Regiments, broke into the Reichstag through holes in the walls that led to the circular vestibule. This area was enfiladed by automatic weapons fire, and the attackers took cover behind statues and columns. With their own automatic fire and hand grenades they managed to weaken the defensive fire and seized the rooms next to the vestibule. The three battalions advanced metre by metre, clearing the ground floor. Part of the defenders were pushed into the basement, while the remainder moved to the upper floors. 1012:

marker 8.6, for a total advance of 500m. When the main offensive began the next day 3rd Shock attacked at 0520 hours, following a 20-minute artillery preparation. In an innovation introduced by Zhukov, the attacking infantry and supporting tanks were "assisted" by 20 searchlights to illuminate the defenses, although the results across the Front were mixed. 79th Corps eliminated German fire resistance while driving off five counterattacks of up to battalion strength backed by 4-8 tanks or self-propelled guns. In order to increase the pace of the attack the 9th Tanks was committed on the Corps' sector at 1000. The strongpoints of Ortwig and Gross Barnim were taken and by the end of the day the Corps had reached the canal 1000m east of

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Regiment in its positions in the block between the Kronprinzenufer and Alsenstrasse. This was thrown back, largely through timely artillery fire. The German grouping now redirected its attack, striking the flank of the 380th's 2nd Battalion with the assistance of a pair of tanks. This regiment was on its start line for the Reichstag attack east of Himmler's House and the space between it and the 525th was not covered by fire. Taking advantage of this the German infantry began firing on the flank and rear of the battalion with submachine gun fire and had to be driven off in hand-to-hand fighting.

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buildings began at 0850 hours and the battalion, deployed in a single echelon, began its attack. In the event there were few German troops in the first buildings as most had fallen back during the bombardment. Groups of 3-4 riflemen then began to filter through the gardens, accompanied by the 45mm guns which fired on buildings at the direction of the company commanders. This was usually sufficient to suppress the defenders, break in, and kill or capture them, before continuing. In the first 10 minutes 700m-800m were covered, 20 prisoners were taken, and the

1044:, captured another 5-6km, with 150th Division taking the powerful strongpoint at Kunersdorf, which completed the breakthrough of the second zone and also the intermediate position between the second and third zones. The 171st was operating to the south of the 150th. 9th Guards Tanks, of 2nd Guards Tank Army, was subordinated to Kuznetsov at 2100, with the intention of introducing it into the breach that had been created. In order to complete the encirclement of Berlin as quickly as possible the axes of the Front's right wing armies (3rd Shock, 5th Shock, 1216:, reaching out to make contact with 8th Guards Army. In the morning 79th Corps, following a powerful artillery preparation and in cooperation with 12th Guards Tanks, completed breaking through the urban line from Jungfernheide to Verbindungs Canal, then cleared the bend between the Spree and the canal. Turning east, it forced the canal from the march and captured the western half of Moabit in stubborn fighting, reaching the north bank of the Spree from Tauroggener Strasse to Krefelder Strasse, and as far as Putlitzstrasse station. Five batteries of 996:. Kuznetsov planned to make his main strike with his left flank, a 6km sector from Amt Kienitz to Letschin. 79th Corps consisted of the same divisions as previously and was in the Army's center. All three were in first echelon, but only the 171st and 150th were on the attack sector. At this time the rifle divisions' strengths varied between 5,000 and 6,000 men each. The divisions in first echelon had the immediate goal of penetrating the defense to a depth of 4.5-5km, which would carry them through the first two German positions. The Army had the 1066:

Werneuhoe had been taken. At 1350 hours the long-range artillery of 79th Corps, deployed west of Werneuhoe, fired the first two salvoes onto Berlin proper, and at 2230 carried out a bombardment against the area of the Reichstag. The next day Zhukov ordered 3rd Shock and 2nd Guards Tanks to break into the northeastern outskirts of the city to prevent a defense from being established on the inner defense line. Kuznetsov's troops, again backed by 1st Mechanized and again attacking through the night, threw back scattered groups of 1st Luftwaffe,

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Reichstag's garrison. The 185th Antitank Battalion went into action, bringing the tanks under fire and disabling or destroying them, which halted the attack. Inside the building a fire broke out, probably due to grenade or panzerfaust fire, and soon gained intensity when flamethrowers were brought in to force the German troops out of the multiple basement rooms. The defenders also fiercely contested the stairways leading to the upper floors. On one of these a pair of scouts of the 1st Battalion of the 756th Regiment, Sgt.

1245:, which linked to Alt-Moabit Strasse. This was protected by two powerful barricades, one at each end, which were covered by machine gun fire from all three stories of Himmler's House. A battalion of heavy artillery located in Königsplatz kept the north bank of the Spree under fire. The Reichstag had been set up for all-round defense, with outlying concrete pillboxes. A flooded antitank ditch crossed the Königsplatz, and the building was defended by a garrison of some 1,000 officers and men from a wide variety of units. 69: 204: 2253: 146: 1004: 834: 157: 1252:, decided to lead with the 171st, which was to seize the Moltkebrücke overnight on April 29/30 and at the same time force a crossing of the Spree northeast of the bridge. On the morning of the 29th elements of the division were directed that they were to clear the corner building on the Kronprinzenufer, following which they were to take Himmler's House in cooperation with 150th Division. 207th Division, in second echelon, was then to capture the 1269:

for the building, involving these two regiments, plus the 674th of 150th Division, continued through the rest of the day and into the night, until it was completely cleared by 0400 on April 30. Through this same period the 525th Regiment was involved in heavy fighting clearing the blocks next to Himmler's House from the northeast, and reached Alsenstrasse by 0400. Meanwhile the Army's other two Corps made only insignificant advances.

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Moabit and again reached the north bank of the Spree, now north of the city center. Some 7,000 Allied PoWs were freed from Moabit prison. 8th Guards continued to attack northwest toward the Reichstag in order to join hands with 3rd Shock and reduced the gap to some 1,200m. In order to further push 3rd Shock's drive on the Reichstag, at 2300 hours the

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Battalion penetrated the building in the early afternoon along with two battalions of the 150th while the 2nd Battalion, along with the 185th Antitank Battalion, repelled one of the last German counterattacks. On May 2 the division, along with several of its subunits, were awarded the battle honor of "Berlin". Later that month it became part of the

1048:) were altered from northwest and west to west and southwest, and they were also directed to attack day and night. 79th Corps, still with 9th Tanks and part of 1st Mechanized, on April 19 overcame heavy fire resistance, a large number of forest obstructions and minefields, and covered 12km, breaking through the third defense zone. 1125:. There was also supporting fire from the 357th Artillery Regiment. It was to attack through Pankow and Schoenholtz to reach the junction of Felseneggstrasse and the railroad by the end of the day, in conjunction with the rest of the 525th. The 2nd Battalion was on the right, and to the left the 66th Guards Rifle Regiment of 542:. In October 1943 he was sent with his unit to the Leningrad area, where he almost immediately "deserted" to the 4th Leningrad Partisan Brigade. Within weeks he was discovered by higher authorities and arrested. He was condemned to death for treason, a sentence that was finally carried out on April 19, 1950. 730:. Col. Aleksandr Vasilevich Porkhachyov held interim command from October 4-18, when Col. Aleksandr Ivanovich Malchevskii took over. This officer had previously led the 15th Guards Naval Rifle Brigade, one of the units that had been used to form the 119th Guards. In the same month the 171st was moved to the 1314:

at 1425 hours. At 2200, Maj. Viktor Dmitrievich Shatalin, commander of the 380th, was ordered to take up positions in trenches southwest of the Reichstag for a subsequent attack which was carried out by 0900 on May 1. The fighting within the structure, particularly the basement, continued into May 2.

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At 0300 hours the lead elements of 380th Regiment, covered by artillery and machine gun fire, overcame the defenders of both barricades on the Moltkebrücke and reached the south bank of the Spree, then took up positions to defend their gains. At the same time, assault groups of 525th Regiment crossed

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of Army Group South well to the east and the Army was deeply encircled. On September 21 the division was isolated from the rest of its Army, and the following day General Budykho was seriously wounded and taken prisoner. Only individuals and small groups were able to reach friendly territory over the

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in the Kunersdorf area. 79th Corps was back in its single echelon formation and, with the help of 9th Tanks' motorized infantry, broke the resistance of the intermediate position, forced the Friedlanderstrom Canal, and advanced 5km, reaching the outskirts of Kunersdorf–Metzdorf in the second defense

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Zhukov ordered the offensive be continued through the night with the intention of breaking through the second zone of defense. This was to be preceded by a 30-40 minute artillery preparation. As morning broke on April 17 German resistance remained stubborn. 3rd Shock resumed attacking at 0800 hours,

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in the spring of 1945 and lead it until after the end of the war in Europe; he remained in service until 1961, reaching the rank of lieutenant general. Col. Aleksei Ignatevich Negoda took over the 171st and would lead it into the postwar. This officer had previously commanded the 127th Rifle Brigade

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was called on to supervise the next effort. This took place in August and involved 34th Army making local attacks, but these were easily beaten off by the well-fortified II Corps. Timoshenko took over the Front officially on November 17. What turned out to be a final effort to cut the corridor began

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The 150th's 756th Rifle Regiment crossed the Moltkebrücke under cover of the barrage and entered Himmler's House, seizing a corner of it, plus part of the courtyard, by 1300 hours. By now, the 380th Regiment had attacked the northeastern part and taken several rooms on the first floor. The fighting

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The main objective for April 28 was to split up the trapped German groups of forces in the city center in preparation for their liquidation. General Kuznetsov carried out a regrouping of the 12th Guards Rifle Corps to facilitate the linkup with 8th Guards, while 79th Corps completed the clearing of

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At noon a 10-minute artillery bombardment by part of 357th Regiment began, and under this cover the flanking maneuvers began. The companies linked up 200m west of the buildings and then turned east, apart from a covering force, and began to storm the strongpoint. The battle lasted 30 minutes and in

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had reached from the eastern edge of the woods 2km north of Lume to the eastern edge of Lume and Seefeld, an advance of 18km. 9th Tank Corps had passed through the infantry and was fighting 4km farther on. The city's outer defensive line had been penetrated on the march and the large strongpoint at

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had launched an offensive at the boundary between Army Groups North and Center and achieved a surprise success, liberating the town of Nevel, some 25km behind German lines, on the first day. Through the next weeks and into November 3rd Shock expanded its penetration to the north in the direction of

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and took up positions on the line Zabuyanye–Gole–Druzhnya–Borodyanka. This was the first of many such attempts to capture Kyiv during late July and into early August but all of these were unsuccessful. On August 8 the division, with one regiment of 28th Mountain, dug in along a line from Vishnyakov

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By noon, elements of the two divisions had taken up jumping-off positions for the final advance on the Reichstag. At about the same time something more than a company of German infantry, with support of machine gun fire and light antiaircraft guns mounted on the building, counterattacked the 525th

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to Lichtenberg station, facing tough resistance from defenders in Berlin's 7th, 8th, and 1st Sectors. An advance of 8km was obtained, which effectively cleared the northwestern part of the city, and on its right flank reached the Berlin–Spandauer Schifffarts Canal, seizing bridgeheads on the south

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Kuznetsov began his reconnaissance on April 15, with the three divisions of 79th Corps contributing two battalions, with fire support from two heavy artillery and one mortar brigade. By day's end the two battalions had consolidated on a line from marker 14.0 to the coach inn 2km south of Ortwig to

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in consolidating the bridgehead. During April 30 the 380th and 525th Regiments both played leading roles in taking the Ministry of Internal Affairs building; the latter then moved on to clear a block of buildings to the northeast while the 380th pressed on toward the Reichstag. This regiment's 1st

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As dawn arrived the 79th Corps continued its advance. The Kroll Opera House complicated the approach to the Reichstag. As with the other major buildings it had been set up for all-round defense. Fire from the second floor and roof could be directed on Himmler's House, and ground-level fire could

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and Grabbeallee. The battalion commander now carried out a 30-minute reconnaissance and determined that a group of buildings near the junction, which had been turned into a strongpoint and blocked the road to Schoenholtz, would have to be taken. Two companies would outflank it from the north and

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The battalion commander made the decision to attack on a broad front in small groups which would infiltrate through vacant lots and gardens, bypassing as much as possible the defended buildings, which mostly were of two storey construction. An artillery preparation against the known German-held

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to Pankow. As an example of the character of this fighting, the advance of the 1st Battalion of the 525th Rifle Regiment has been recorded. By this time the battalion's companies had 35-40 men on strength of which 25-30 were actual riflemen (although mostly armed with submachine guns), and the

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As this was happening, the 2nd Battalion of the 380th captured the partly-ruined pillboxes to the northwest in a supporting attack. It then faced a counterattack by up to a company of infantry backed by four tanks originating from the bridge on Karlstrasse; this was an effort to reinforce the

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and then continue to the south to link up with 8th Guards Army in the Tiergarten. By midnight all preparations had been made. Each rifle battalion had two groups, reinforced with self-propelled guns. Heavy artillery had been brought up and prepared for firing over open sights. Batteries of

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and an additional 6 45mm guns. The battalion forced the Panke and attacked along the north bank, clearing further buildings, then turned south and recrossed the river. It now attacked to the west, bypassing the residential areas by moving through the Schlosspark, which was defended by

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from inside and out. Because the corridor was still under Soviet artillery fire it was not sufficient as a line of communications, and II Corps continued to rely on air supply for most of its needs through the remainder of the battle. Northwestern Front was under command of Lt. Gen.

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to Zeden. Kolberg was reached on March 4, and Altdamm was taken on March 20, after which the Front began to redeploy for the Berlin Offensive. As a result of this campaign the division as a whole was awarded the Order of Kutuzov, 2nd Degree, for the successful fighting for

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was temporarily subordinated to Kuznetsov from Front reserve. On April 29 the battle for this objective began in earnest. The Reichstag is on the south bank of the Spree, at the northeastern corner of the Tiergarten, and was covered by several stone buildings in the

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Col. Bogumil Iosifovich Zobin was appointed to command on January 21. The division had a relatively generous amount of time to form up and train as it remained in the Urals until April, when it began moving west to join the 34th Army in Northwestern Front.

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ordered the Front to pierce their defenses at Pustoshka, capture Idritsa, and destroy the German forces in the salient between Nevel and Novosokolniki. This effort began on December 16 but after several days failed to make any gains and was shut down.

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In the central part of Berlin every building had been set up for defense, even those largely destroyed by Allied bombing. Many of these were linked by underground passages. During April 26, 79th Corps, with one brigade of 9th Tanks, attacked from the

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of 1st Shock Army, still in Northwestern Front, before it made a more substantial move the next month, now to the 79th Rifle Corps of 3rd Shock Army in 2nd Baltic Front. It would remain under these Corps and Army commands for the duration of the war.

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The city of Rēzekne was cleared of German forces on July 27 and the 171st was recognized for its role when it received the Order of the Red Banner on August 9. As 3rd Shock continued to advance, by the second week of September it was approaching

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the end 80 German soldiers were killed and 30 taken prisoner. The battalion continued its advance to the west and took Schoenholtz by 1400; in the day's fighting it lost 14 men killed or wounded. During the day Kuznetsov committed the

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The formations of 2nd Guards Tanks moved over to support 47th Army on April 20, in an effort to complete the encirclement of Berlin. 3rd Shock continued to fight through the night of April 19/20, particularly in the wooded area near

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3rd Shock, still with 1st Mechanized, resumed its assault at 0900 hours on April 22 and spent the day in heavy fighting in northeastern Berlin. The German command was throwing in an odd assortment of forces, including platoons of

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9th Tank Corps returned to its role in support of 3rd Shock on April 23, in addition to 1st Mechanized and 12th Guards Tanks. In intense fighting the Army and its supporting forces cleared a number of city blocks and reached the

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in late December, but this concluded in another failure by January 13, 1943, after which the 34th and 53rd Armies went over to the attack with similar results. In mid-February the 171st was located on 34th Army's left flank.

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just prior to the Berlin offensive. This operation began on April 16, with the division in the first echelon of its Corps, as 3rd Shock smashed through several German defense lines before entering the northeastern borough of

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before proceeding to Fiddichow. In the event this plan was largely abandoned due to the growing gap between 1st and 2nd Belorussian Fronts and the German threat to the flanks, which led to the East Pomeranian Offensive.

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The artillery preparation for the storming of the Reichstag began at 1330 hours. A total of 89 guns that had crossed to the south bank of the Spree, including tanks, self-propelled guns, Guards mortars, and 152mm and

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after a penetration of 500m into the urban defense line, while the right flank reached the north bank of the Verbindungs Canal. The next day 3rd Shock continued to push southeast in the general direction of the

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of the 86th Heavy Howitzer Brigade had been ferried across the canal and these provided direct fire support for the advance through Moabit. By the end of the day some 2.5km separated the two Armies.

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and Polar Star was effectively stillborn. Demyansk itself was evacuated on February 21, and by early March the German forces had taken up prepared defenses on the west bank of the Lovat River.

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from trenches and foxholes. This proceeded rapidly, in part due to the artillery support. By 1000 hours the park was taken, and the battalion was several hundred metres from the junction of

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following weeks and months. In common with most of the encircled divisions of Southwestern Front it officially remained on the books until December 27, when it was finally written off.

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in the same Front just as Army Group North was evacuating the salient, but returned to 34th Army in April. During the summer and early autumn it fought local actions along the

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railroad. The following day the Army was directed to continue its attack in the northwestern part of the city, with the objective of reaching the Spree River on a sector from

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east of Warsaw. During the winter offensive into Poland the Army was initially in reserve but moved into the line in order to close the gap that had developed between 1st and

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on February 14. Apart from this, the right flank armies of 1st Belorussian made very little progress during the first half of February against stiff resistance from German

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on his intentions to develop the offensive and force the Oder River. For its part 3rd Shock was to attack in the general direction of Hofstedt, Gross Spiegel, Repplin and

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in the Ural Military District. The next month it was redesignated as the new 171st Rifle Division. Its order of battle was generally similar to that of the 1st formation:

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Order No. 11095 of May 29 the division, along with the rest of 3rd Shock Army, was allocated to the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany. The Army was headquartered at

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A further directive on December 7 ordered that the personnel strength of the Army's nine rifle divisions be reinforced to 6,500 men each, as well as 900 horses.

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was reached, at which point the battalion commander paused to regroup. 15 of his men were missing, but most were straggling or disoriented by the fighting.

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On February 20 Colonel Zobin left the division and was replaced by Col. Mikhail Emmanuilovich Moskalik. Since the start of the war this officer had led the

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1186:. Throughout the day 3rd Shock was effectively stalled in intense fighting, with several blocks being taken in the eastern part of Siemensstadt. 761: 4290: 2111: 2082: 1310:, used accurately-thrown grenades to clear a path up half-ruined stairs to reach the dome of the building, where they planted their regimental 6484: 2228: 992:. In the days just before the attack commenced the 171st was one of six divisions of the Army that relieved the right-flank divisions of 630: 4295: 4285: 961: 1150: 3450: 1100:

carriers and antiaircraft guns in the antitank role. In the face of this resistance 79th Corps gained 6km and reached a line from

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The subsequent fate of Budykho was unusual. After recovering from his wounds in June 1942 he volunteered to join the newly-formed

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and other towns in Pomerania, 525th Rifle Regiment was given the honorific "Pomerania", and the 357th Artillery received the

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salient, in July it took part in the Pskov-Ostrov Offensive and quickly won a battle honor for its role in the liberation of

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A new 171st was designated in January 1942, based on a 400-series division that had begun forming the previous month in the

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bank with the 207th Division. At noon on April 25 the encirclement of the city was completed when 47th Army linked up with

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on the third day of the operation. On the morning of the fifth day it was to move in the general direction of Nowe Miasto,

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The division first began forming on September 18, 1939, in the North Caucasus Military District, based on a cadre from the

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in a pocket centered on Demyansk on February 25, but on April 21 a narrow corridor had been pushed through the village of

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Maj. Sergei Vasilevich Rudnev (commander of 185th Antitank Battalion; seriously wounded before the Reichstag battle)

1365:. In September he handed the division over to Maj. Gen. Veniamin Yakovlevich Gorbachyov, who had previously led the 6072: 6062: 6042: 6037: 6032: 1122: 997: 508: 456: 452: 335:. On April 29, 79th Corps was assigned the task of capturing the central governmental area, including the symbolic 224: 2013: 1678: 1040:, 3rd Shock resumed the offensive at 0900 hours. 79th Corps, backed by a brigade of 9th Tanks and two brigades of 6453: 6423: 2355: 1325:

713th Rifle Regiment (Maj. Evsei Pimenovich Zarovnii until April 24, then Lt. Col. Mukhamet Galimovich Mukhtarov)

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zone. Overnight, under prodding from Stalin, Zhukov again demanded that the pace of the offensive be increased.

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is located south of the Reichstag's southeast corner. Only one bridge across the Spree remained standing, the

306:. It continued to advance through Latvia into November, but was then redeployed with the rest of 3rd Shock to 5151: 3040: 2345: 2340: 2330: 2325: 2320: 2315: 1409:"Red Legions", Soviet Rifle Divisions Formed Before June 1941, Soviet Order of Battle World War II, Vol. VIII 1353:. (Russian: 171-я стрелковая Идрицко-Берлинская Краснознамённая ордена Кутузова дивизия.) Under the terms of 1311: 1025: 984:

At the start of the final offensive on the German capital the 3rd Shock Army, now under command of Col. Gen.

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to Riga. Leaving that city to other forces, by the first week of October the Army was in the vicinity of

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behind the forces of 16th Army, while the two Army Groups unsuccessfully attempted to close the gap. The

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79th Corps was tasked with capturing the Reichstag and surrounding area. The Corps commander, Maj. Gen.

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The 525th Regiment would be awarded the Order of the Red Banner on June 11 for its role in the battle.

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In April the 171st returned to 34th Army. On May 8 Colonel Moskalik left the division to take over the

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The Armed Forces of the USSR after World War II: From the Red Army to the Soviet: Part 1 Land Forces

853:. On November 29 the commander of the 1st Belorussian Front, Marshal Zhukov, received the following: 726:, still in 34th Army. Colonel Aksyonov left the division on September 30 to take command of the new 617:

Demyansk Pocket, February 1943. Note position of the 171st north of Ramushevo in 27th Army's sector.

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from outside Pustoshka to outside Novosokolniki. 79th Corps, which now consisted of the 171st and

467:. The German command was divided on plans to directly attack Kyiv to seize its crossings over the 1318:

On the same day the 171st was awarded the battle honor "Berlin", as were its following subunits:

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At the time of the German surrender the men and women of the division shared the full title of

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at the time of the German invasion, and it was soon moved to the northwest of Kyiv as part of

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finally shut down the offensive on November 21 as none of these objectives had been reached.

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had begun on February 10, but the strategic situation changed on February 17 when Operation

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after an advance of 8km. One of the three divisions was now withdrawn into second echelon.

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In early December, 2nd Baltic held the north half of the Nevel salient with 3rd Shock and

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Despite this, the 171st was in a very precarious position. In the last days of August the

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area, most notably the massive Ministry of Internal Affairs building, commonly known as "

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Sen. Lt. Mikhail Fyodorovich Tolkachyov (battery commander of 185th Antitank Battalion)

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had taken up positions to fire barrages into the Königsplatz and the Reichstag itself.

1101: 336: 255: 1647: 1596: 1584: 1572: 1547: 1509: 1458: 1420: 952: 352:, along with the rest of 3rd Shock Army, and by December it had been converted to the 2128: 1625:, University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 2016, pp. 39-41, 53, 56, 146, 151-52, 154 1253: 1213: 659: 315: 254:. After several months to complete formation and training the division was railed to 1672: 1194: 914:. This plan was largely followed successfully. On January 26 Zhukov reported to the 511:

on August 23 and scattered, but the main body of the division crossed successfully.

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of Army Group Center began their drives southward. By September 10 the remnants of

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Memorial plaque in Zlatoust which lists the 2nd Formation of the 171st near the top

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Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1964).

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171st Rifle, Idritsa-Berlin, Order of the Red Banner, Order of Kutuzov Division

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and the 150th Rifle Division. 79th Corps now consisted of the 150th, 171st and

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Battle for the Reichstag. Note positions of 380th, 525th and 713th Regiments.

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Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1967b).

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Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1967a).

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south. One company would be supported by eight guns and the other by four.

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companies had only two platoons each. In addition, the battalion had eight

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The commander of the 525th now reinforced the battalion with a battery of

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Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union 1967b

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area to the south and advanced 1,000m-1,300m; its right flank unit took

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Three armies of 2nd Belorussian renewed their offensive on February 10.

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Commanders of Corps and Divisions in the Great Patriotic War, 1941–1945

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On May 31, three more men of the division achieved this highest honor:

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Colonel Malchevskii left the division on April 29, 1944, to attend the

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west of Kyiv on July 11 after breaking through Southwestern Front near

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Feskov, V.I.; Golikov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Slugin, S.A. (2013).

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Battle of Berlin. Note location of the Küstrin (Kostrzyn) bridgehead.

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On April 18, now with the support of both 9th Tanks and part of the

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under cover of darkness in two places, and then cooperated with the

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Lt. Col. Pavel Nikolaevich Shiryaev (divisional chief of artillery)

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remain in command of the first formation for its entire existence.

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in preparation to develop the advance in the general direction of

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Military units and formations awarded the Order of the Red Banner

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Within a few days the division crossed the border into Latvia.

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140th Signal Battalion (Cpt. Inaldiks Elbizdikeevich Salbiev)

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137th Sapper Battalion (Maj. Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Zhurid)

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357th Artillery Regiment (Lt. Col. Vladimir Ivanovich Ivanov)

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171st Rifle Division (September 18, 1939 - December 27, 1941)

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185th Antitank Battalion (Cpt. Fyodor Karpovich Marinkevich)

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was now questioning the leadership of Kurochkin and Marshal

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The 440th Rifle Division began forming in December 1941 at

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At the start of the German invasion the 171st was part of

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are given a salute of 20 artillery salvoes from 224 guns.

821:. Two days later the division won its first battle honor: 368:. Its order of battle on June 22, 1941, was as follows: 530:

but on September 16 the 2nd Panzers linked up with the

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Military units and formations disestablished in 1945

2168:] (in Russian). Moscow: Frunze Military Academy. 2008:

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Map of Battle of Nevel (October 1943 - January 1944)

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171st Rifle Division (December 1941 - December 1945)

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140th Signal Battalion (later 893rd Signal Company)

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On the same date Colonel Negoda was made a 1369:and would remain in command until May 1946. 930: 1648:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1944 1597:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943 1585:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943 1573:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943 1548:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943 1510:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1942 1459:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1941 1421:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1941 1189: 1061:. By the end of the day the 79th Corps and 6556:1945 disestablishments in the Soviet Union 2243: 2229: 2110:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 2081:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 869: 705: 597:2831st Field Postal Station (later 1674th) 585:537th Chemical Defense (Anti-gas) Platoon 402:183rd Chemical Defense (Anti-gas) Platoon 1284: 1193: 1002: 832: 742: 612: 486:, foiled a German attack by elements of 298:. Shortly after it was also awarded the 6551:1939 establishments in the Soviet Union 5119: 1051: 6523: 2152:] (in Russian). Moscow: Voenizdat. 2141: 2010:. In Russian. Retrieved June 23, 2024. 1675:. In Russian. Retrieved June 11, 2024. 621:Forces of this Front had isolated the 526:and 37th Armies were grouped north of 499:. 27th Corps (now also containing the 302:after the fall of the Latvian city of 2224: 1561:Demyansk 1942-43: The Frozen Fortress 1536:Demyansk 1942-43: The Frozen Fortress 1523:Demyansk 1942-43: The Frozen Fortress 1322:380th Rifle Regiment (Major Shatalin) 1092:had been reached in steady fighting. 608: 600:1095th Field Office of the State Bank 191:Maj. Gen. Aleksandr Efimovich Budykho 2257:List of Soviet divisions (1917–1945) 1280: 795: 666: 594:918th Divisional Veterinary Hospital 414:222nd Field Office of the State Bank 235:) of that same month. It was in the 227:on September 18, 1939, based on the 199:Col. Aleksandr Ivanovich Malchevskii 2211:HSU Konstantin Yakovlevich Samsonov 979: 233:table of organization and equipment 195:Col. Mikhail Emmanuilovich Moskalik 13: 2216:HSU Aleksandr Timofeevich Sotnikov 2201:HSU Mikhail Fyodorovich Tolkachyov 1387:Mechanized was disbanded in 1947. 738: 582:119th Medical/Sanitation Battalion 446: 439:of the same Front, along with the 399:119th Medical/Sanitation Battalion 14: 6567: 6480:Latvian Riflemen Soviet Divisions 2174: 1289:The Reichstag in ruins, June 1945 1084:. At day's end the line Buchholz– 384:478th Howitzer Artillery Regiment 350:Group of Soviet Forces in Germany 2251: 718:and briefly as commander of the 545: 359: 225:North Caucasus Military District 202: 155: 144: 67: 50: 26: 2054: 2025: 2001: 1988: 1975: 1962: 1949: 1936: 1923: 1910: 1897: 1884: 1871: 1858: 1845: 1832: 1819: 1806: 1793: 1780: 1767: 1754: 1729: 1716: 1703: 1690: 1666: 1653: 1641: 1628: 1615: 1602: 1590: 1578: 1566: 1553: 1541: 1528: 1515: 405:138th Motor Transport Battalion 356:, which was disbanded in 1947. 201:Col. Aleksei Ignatevich Negoda 2206:HSU Pavel Nikolaevich Shiryaev 2186:Mikhail Emmanuilovich Moskalik 1503: 1490: 1477: 1464: 1452: 1439: 1426: 1414: 1401: 650:was in command of the latter. 390:131st Reconnaissance Battalion 381:357th Light Artillery Regiment 197:Col. Sergei Ivanovich Aksyonov 1: 2191:HSU Aleksei Ignatevich Negoda 1390: 1026:25th Panzergrenadier Division 722:. In August the 171st joined 278:, before being moved west to 193:Col. Bogumil Iosifovich Zobin 2196:HSU Sergei Vasilevich Rudnev 1395: 1030:1st Luftwaffe Field Division 588:90th Motor Transport Company 573:131st Reconnaissance Company 441:28th Mountain Rifle Division 387:121st Antiaircraft Battalion 331:and the central district of 7: 2181:Aleksandr Efimovich Budykho 2100:] (in Russian). Moscow. 2071:] (in Russian). Moscow. 1020:facing the remnants of the 962:Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky 806:110th Guards Rifle Division 728:119th Guards Rifle Division 176:Berlin (both 2nd Formation) 10: 6572: 1367:75th Guards Rifle Division 1344: 1127:23rd Guards Rifle Division 411:205th Field Postal Station 6500:Reboly Direction Division 6472: 6411: 6025: 5859: 5209: 5164: 2981: 2972: 2354: 2263: 1996:The Berlin Operation 1945 1983:The Berlin Operation 1945 1970:The Berlin Operation 1945 1957:The Berlin Operation 1945 1944:The Berlin Operation 1945 1931:The Berlin Operation 1945 1918:The Berlin Operation 1945 1905:The Berlin Operation 1945 1892:The Berlin Operation 1945 1879:The Berlin Operation 1945 1866:The Berlin Operation 1945 1853:The Berlin Operation 1945 1840:The Berlin Operation 1945 1827:The Berlin Operation 1945 1814:The Berlin Operation 1945 1801:The Berlin Operation 1945 1788:The Berlin Operation 1945 1775:The Berlin Operation 1945 1762:The Berlin Operation 1945 931:East Pomeranian Offensive 804:. 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