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22: 97:, formed from a core of Soviet-trained paratroopers dropped into Slovakia in August 1944. After its operational area was liberated in April 1945, the Žižka partisans were employed in tracking down German soldiers and was not disbanded until 26 May, almost three weeks after the 111:
The emphasis on the brigades was put in order to enhance the offensive capabilities of the partisan units, to facilitate their cooperation, mutual coordination of activities, more effective radio communications and logistical support.
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On the BSSR territory, the first brigade-like unit («Pavlovskiy harrison») was created in January 1942 (Aktsyabrski dist. of Palesye province). The most notable Czechoslovak partisan brigade was the
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The brigades comprised from several hundred to several thousand fighting persons in 3—7
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units during World War II. Partisan brigades were active from shortly after
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Soviet partisan
Operation Barbarossa
Jan Žižka partisan brigade
German surrender
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Hrošová 2012
Hrošová 2012
ISBN
985-11-0198-2
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978-80-260-2483-5
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Soviet partisans
Military units and formations of the Soviet Union in World War II

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