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04 August / 2003 |
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The site was supplemented with the information about people. |
29 July / 2003 |
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Models of T-70, T-60, pz-2, pz-3, pz-4 were added. |
25 July / 2003 |
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Separate German and Finnish "Commanders" pages added via the main glossary page, and also added to the filtering system, now you filter your serach through the Personality like before it was possible with Weaponary. |
18 July / 2003 |
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Adding detailed drawing for the Pz IV D, fixed a few mistakes and measure moment on the frontal projection, and now Front projection available in PDF format for the print or detailed view. |
14 July / 2003 |
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Adding detailed drawing for the Pz IV (D), fixed a few mistakes and measure moment on the frontal projection, and now Front projection available in PDF format for the print or detailed view. |
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The tank battle at Prokhorovka was won by the Soviets. This battle caused heavy tolls for the Wehrmacht: a great number of soldiers and almost 400 tanks. |
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Germany got 45% of its oil supplies from Romania, which was captured by the Soviets in August 1944. |
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Ivan Feduninsky, General
(1900-1977)
Was born in 1900 in Sverdlovsk region in a family of a worker. Fedjuninski graduated from the Infantry school (1924), “Vystrel” courses (1931), High Academic courses attached to the Military Academy of HQ (1948).
He participated in the Civil war and Far East battles (1939)
During WWII Fedjuninski was at the head of 32nd, 42nd, 54th, 11th Armies, which were at the battles of Leningrad. In 1941 Fedjuninski was the Commander of Leningrad front, in 1942-1943 – the Deputy of the Commander of Volkhov front, the Commander of 2nd Shock army.
After the war Fedjuninski was at the head of commands, 1st Assistant of the Commander-in-Chief of Soviet Forces Group in Germany.
In 1961 Fedjuninski wrote memoirs “Roused up by the sound of alarm”.
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Ivan Feduninsky, Commander of Elevens Army |
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Other persons |
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Alexey Antonov, General
Chief of Soviet High Command
Ivan Bagramian, Army General
11th Guard Army Commander
Ivan Konev, Marshal
Steppe Front Commander
Konstantin Rokossovsky, General
Central Front Commander
Pavel Rotmistrov, General
5th Guards Tank Army Commander
Nikolay Vatutin, General
Voronezh Front Commander
Vasily Badanov, Lieutenant-General
Fourth Tank Army Commander
Pavel Belov, Lieutenant-General
61th Army Commander
Ivan Boldin, Lieutenant-General
Commander of Fiftieth Army
Ivan Chistyakov, General
6th Guard Army Commander
Ivan Feduninsky, Lieutenant-General
Commander of Elevens Army
Alexander Gorbatov, Lieutenant-General
Third Army Commander
Vladimir Kolpakchi, Lieutenant-General
Sixty Third Army Commander
Markian Popov, Colonel-General
Bryansk Front Commander
Pavel Ribalko, Lieutenant-General
Third Guard Tank Army Commander
Prokofiy Romanenko, Lieutenant-General
48th Army Commander
Vasily Sokolovsky, Сolonel-General
Commander of the Western front
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