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58th Oder Red Banner Rifle Division

58th Rifle Division of the first formation has been in Ukraine since the Civil War. In September 1939 she took part in the liberation Western Ukraine as part of the 13th Rifle Corps of the Ukrainian Front. After fierce battles and losses incurred in the first months of the Great Patriotic War(in August 1941, she tragically died in the Uman boiler (in the Green Brama) on the South-Western Front) was formed (replenished) in the city of Melekes (now Dimitrovgrad) in the Ulyanovsk region. In April 1942 she went to the front and arrived in the Kaluga region, which she defended and liberated. Later she took part in the liberation of the Smolensk, Kiev, Volyn, Lvov regions; in the Korsun-Shevchenko operation. Liberated Poland, for crossing the river. The Oder and the development of the offensive on its western bank received the honorary name "Oder". For valor and successful fighting awarded the Order of the Red Banner and Order of Kutuzov II degree, took part in the Berlin and Prague operations. I celebrated Victory Day in the capital of Czechoslovakia, Prague.

12. 1941 - formed in Melekes (now Dimitrovgrad) (PrivO) of the Ulyanovsk region as the 431st SD (Resolution of the State Defense Committee No. 935 of 22.11.41.
25.12.1941 - renamed to 58th SD

Names and awards

09.08.1944 - awarded the Order of the Red Banner
05.04.1945 - awarded the honorary name "Oderskaya"
04.06.1945 - awarded the Order of Kutuzov

The Great Patriotic War

V active army: 07.04.1942 – 25.11.1943, 01.01.1944 – 24.02.1944, 18.04.1944 – 11.05.1945
02/21/1942 - was transferred to Stalinogorsk in the 24th res.

Compound

Commander of the 170th Rifle Corps, Major A.M. Martynov;
Commander of the 270th Rifle Corps, Major N.Ya. Pryadko;
Commander of the 335th Rifle Corps, Major M.P. Averikhin;
Commander of the 224th AP, Lieutenant Colonel V.M. Seregin;
Commander of the 81st separate engineer battalion, senior lieutenant P.P. Troshin.

244th ap, 138th oiptd, 126th minde (until 11/10/1942), 544th rr, 126 (81) sappb, 100th observatory (392th ors), 114th medical battalion, 528th orkhz, 132nd atr, 444th pkhp, 909th dvl, 1657th pps, 1086th pkg

Division commanders

Colonel Shkodunovich Nikolay Nikolaevich - 12/25/1941 - 11/10/1942
Colonel, from 09/13/1944 Major General Vasily Samsonov - 11/11/1942 - 04/30/1945
Colonel Shikita Alexander Andreevich - 05/01/1945 - 05/11/1945

Division formation

It took about two months (from December 25, 1941 to February 17, 1942) for the conscripts to - local residents and the soldiers who arrived with the marching companies were staffed with military units of the newly formed division, consisting of 170, 270 and 335 rifle regiments (cn), 224 artillery regiment (ap), 138 separate anti-tank artillery fighter battalion (oiptad), 81 separate sapper battalion (osb), 114 separate medical and sanitary battalion (osmb), 100 separate communications company (ors), 544 separate reconnaissance companies (orr), 528 separate chemical protection company (orkhz), 132 separate autotransportation companies (oarp), 444 field bakery ( groin) and 909 veterinary infirmary (ow).

For the period of battles on Zaitseva Gora, starting in April 1942, the command staff of the division consisted of:

Division Commander, Colonel N. N. Shkodunovich;
Chief of Staff, Colonel N.N. Gusev;
Divisional commissar, senior battalion commissar A.A. Akinfiev;
Chief of the 1st division of the division headquarters, Major N.V. Sinitsyn;
Head of the 2nd department, captain I.T. Illarionov;
Head of the 3rd department, Major Parkhomenko;
Head of the 4th department, technician-quartermaster of the 1st rank Ya.V. Grishkov;
Head of the 5th department, Major Ya.N. Makarenko;
Head of the 6th department, senior lieutenant I. D. Barakin;
Chief of the political department of the division, senior battalion commissar M.K. Maksimenko;
Deputy Head of the Political Department, Battalion Commissar V.S. Zaitsev;
Assistant to the head of the division's political department for Komsomol work, junior political instructor Yu.M. Semenov;
Editor of the divisional newspaper "Fighter of the Red Army", political instructor A.V. Gerasimenko;
Divisional artillery chief, Colonel S.S. Vasiliev;
Divisional sanitary doctor, military doctor of the 2nd rank M.S. Sergeev;
Divisional Engineer, Captain G.F. Remezov;
Divisional veterinarian, veterinarian of the 2nd rank L.N. Evreinov;
Chief of the chemical service of the division, senior lieutenant V.N.Smirnov;
Head of financial support, quartermaster 2nd rank Petrenko;
Senior instructor of the political department, senior political instructor N.F. Abrashin;
Platoon commander of the division headquarters, junior lieutenant K.N. Shkodunovich.

From 17 to 23 February 1942, 13 echelons of a division, numbering 11215 people, was redeployed near Tula, and Stalinogorsk, now the city of Novomoskovsk, was at the disposal of the 20th Army.

As you know, the 133rd Rifle Division was formed in August 1939. However, at first, instead of the three rifle regiments established by the states, it had two - 418 and 521. Third rifle regiment No. 681 appeared in the division in March 1941, i.e. 3 months before the start of the Patriotic War. It was the rifle regiment of Lieutenant Colonel I.I. Oborin, which was previously part of other Siberian formations.

This regiment was formed in 1935. On the battle banner presented to it was embroidered in gold: "211st Infantry Regiment of the 71st Name of the Kuzbass Proletariat of the Infantry Division." A participant was appointed commander of the regiment civil war Commander of the Order of the Red Banner, Major Summer, commissar of the regiment, battalion commissar Belyaev.

The 211th joint venture was the head regiment of the division, fully staffed, according to the states of that time, with commanding and commanding and political personnel, junior commanders and privates. And as a leader, he was distinguished by his achievements in combat and political training.

In the summer of 1939, when Japan violated state borders friendly to us Mongolia, dozens of career commanders, political workers, junior commanders departed from the regiment to the area of ​​hostilities. During the battles, they honorably fulfilled their duty to the Fatherland. Senior political instructor Bogdanov, senior lieutenant Plotnikov, junior lieutenant Pobidash and others died heroically in the area of ​​the Khalkhin-Gol river.

At the time of the military conflict on the Soviet-Finnish border (December 1939), the 211st rifle regiment was transformed into the 76th reserve rifle regiment of the 23rd rifle division. Thousands of reserve commanders, sergeants and privates were called up from the reserve, armed and engaged in intense combat training. Dozens of marching battalions departed for the front - in Karelia, near Leningrad. The fate of the border regions of the USSR was decided there.

Siberians made a worthy contribution to the defense and defense of Soviet borders. "On March 12, 1940, a peace treaty was signed between the USSR and Finland - as noted in the Outline of the History of the Siberian Military District - Siberian subunits, units and formations, scorched by gunpowder smoke, wise by combat experience, by order of the USSR People's Commissar of Defense returned to their native district ... Majors B.N .Abuzin and II Oborin received the rank of lieutenant colonel. "

In January 1941, the 76th reserve rifle regiment was transformed into the 606th separate rifle regiment, transferred to the city of Biysk, and staffed according to the new staffing table.

The divisions immediately began systematic combat and political training and, in particular, to prepare for the All-Army Ski Cross. Marshal Soviet Union Tymoshenko.

Passing norms, daily ski trainings, rapid throws and marching trips as close as possible to the conditions of a combat situation - all this has become the rule in every division.

02/23/1941 the regiment in full force went to the start. It was cloudy. Chalk drift. The wind grew stronger with each passing minute. The regimental orchestra under the direction of Kapellmeister P. Karpov began to play a march. And the battalions rushed into the twenty-kilometer passage.

The 606th Separate Rifle Regiment showed excellent results, finishing third in the Red Army. People's Commissar of Defense Marshal of the Soviet Union handed the regiment Certificate of honor and a valuable gift - a bust of V. I. Lenin.

In memory of these days in the Outline of the History of the Siberian Military District on page 110 it is written: "The Deputy People's Commissar of Defense for the successful conduct of the All-Army Cross encouraged the commanders of the advanced units of the Siberian Military District - Major MS Batrakov and Lieutenant Colonel II Oborin ...".

In March 1941, the 606th separate rifle regiment became part of the 133rd rifle division and received a new number. It became the 681st Infantry Regiment - the third Infantry Regiment of the 133rd Infantry Division.

06/26/1941, by order of the command of the Siberian Military District, the regiment departed for the Western Front.
The regiment was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel I. I. Oborin. His deputy for political affairs was battalion commissar Raider, chief of staff lieutenant colonel Zamotaev, assistants of the NSh - Gorbunov, Zlobin, Erchenko, chief of artillery Smirnov, chief of engineering service Domnitsky, chief of communications Kutia, assistant regiment commander for material support Murzin. The battalion commanders Captains Yepanchin, Matison and Vertogradov. The commander of the 76 mm battery of Chechkin cannons, the commander of the 45 mm anti-tank gunnery battery Shabalin, the commander of the 120 mm mortar battery Nikulin.

commanders of the 681st infantry regiment

commanders of the 58th rifle regiment

(new part numbering from 20.04.1942)

Commanders - http://www.samsv.narod.ru/Div/Sd/gvsd018/default.html

Converted 12/31/1942 from 1 SD (I). The division included (this new numbering of units was assigned to the division on 02.27.1943) 173rd, 175th, 178th Guards. rifle and 130th Guards. artillery regiments. January 17, 1943, continuing the offensive, the division in cooperation with the 38th Guards. SD liberated the city of Millerovo, in February reached the Seversky Donets River in the Voroshilovgrad region; active and decisive actions contributed to his release. In the second half of February - early March 1943, as part of the 1st Guards, then the 6th Army of the Southwestern Front, he takes part in repelling the counteroffensive of enemy troops south of Kharkov. On August 22-23, 1943, the division, together with the soldiers of the 41st and 36th Guards Divisions, moved towards Merefa, engaging in heavy battles for Konstantinovka and Aksyutovka. On September 19, 1943, the division was awarded the honorary name Krasnograd for the difference in the battles during the liberation of Krasnograd. The division's personnel showed high courage and courage in the battle for the Dnieper. On September 26, units of the division began to force the Dnieper River north of Verkhnedneprovsk. In October-December 1943, a division as part of the 57th Army of the Steppe (from 20.10.1943 - the 2nd Ukrainian) Front was conducting offensive battles in the Kryvyi Rih direction. In the first half of 1944, the division, as part of the 37th Army of the 3rd Ukrainian Front, takes part in the Nikopol-Kryvyi Rih, Bereznegovato-Snigirevskaya and Odessa offensive operations. From March 21 to March 24, 1944, as part of the 57th RC of the 37th Army, he fights to liberate the city of Voznesensk. On March 29, 1944, by order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, the division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner for successful military operations during the liberation of Voznesensk, for the courage and heroism of personnel during the crossing of the Southern Bug River. In early July 1944, the division was transferred to the 5th guards army 1st Ukrainian Front, which operates until the end of the war. In the Lvov-Sandomierz operation, after the army entered the battle, the division takes part in the defeat of the enemy grouping, which inflicted a counterattack from the Mielec region, then in the battles for the retention and expansion of the Sandomierz bridgehead. The division's guardsmen acted skillfully in the 1945 Sandomierz-Silesian offensive. Having overcome more than 200 km with battles for 11 days, the division on January 23, 1945 forced the Oder north of Oppeln and fought successful battles to hold the captured bridgehead in the Oderwerder region. In February-March 1945, the division takes part in the Lower Silesian and Upper Silesian offensive operations. 04/19/1945, the division as part of the 34th Guards Skirmish captured Weiswasser and, continuing to move forward, goes to the banks of the Spree: together with the 15th Guards. SD corps begins crossing, with artillery fire suppressing the actions of the enemy, which took up defenses along the western bank of the river. 14th guards division hull - covers the left flank of the hull. On April 22, the division, crossing the Spree, advances on Torgau. 04/25/1945 in the Berlin operation, units of the division, reaching the Elbe, meet with the reconnaissance group of the 69th Infantry Division of the 5th Army Corps of the 1st American Army. On April 26, 1945, the division was awarded the Order of Suvorov, 2nd degree, for the exemplary performance of command assignments in breaking through the enemy's defense and defeating it south-west of Oppeln. Divisional units are rapidly operating in the Prague offensive operation; On May 8 they take part in the capture of the city of Dresden, and on May 9 they went to the area of ​​Bershkovice (35 km north-west of Prague). On May 9, 1945, for successful battles in the Prague operation, the division was awarded the honorary name of the Prague division. On May 28, 1945, the division was awarded the Order of Lenin for exemplary performance of a combat mission in breaking through enemy defenses on the Neisse River. On June 11, 1945, the division was awarded the second Order of the Red Banner for the difference in battles in the Prague direction. Disbanded in 1947.

  1. Dear colleagues, good afternoon.
    Help, deal with the last place of service of the soldier.
    In the reports of losses, there is a certain 3 bd of 50 Army.
    https://pamyat-naroda.ru/heroes/memorial-chelovek_gospital60320470/
    https://pamyat-naroda.ru/heroes/memorial-chelovek_donesenie50213282/

    There are no questions with the army, it fought near Tula, where a soldier died of wounds, but the 3rd joint venture definitely did not belong to any of the military units of the 50th Army. I specially wrote out the composition of the 50th Army on 12/10/1941.

    Here it is:
    10.12.1941
    Infantry:
    154, 217, 258, 290, 413 sd.
    156 separate joint venture, 1 guards kk - 1.2, 31 cd
    Artillery:
    447 ap
    Tanks:
    11, 32 tbr, 108, 112 td

    I understand that it is better to send a request to the Military Medical Archive, but maybe you will have your own ideas on how else to identify the exact place of service of a soldier?

    Sincerely,
    Balashov Dmitry

  2. It's 126 rifle division... It is necessary to look at the composition of the army not 01.11.1941.
    It could still be BOTTOM
    Surname Buganenkov
    Name Leo
    Patronymic Vasilievich

    Place of birth Moscow


    Military rank Red Army
    Reason for leaving died of wounds
    Date of disposal 01/08/1942
    Place of departure 0




    Information source file number 174

  3. This is the 126th Infantry Division. It is necessary to look at the composition of the army not 01.11.1941.
    It could still be BOTTOM
    Surname Buganenkov
    Name Leo
    Patronymic Vasilievich
    Date of birth / Age __.__. 1908
    Place of birth Moscow
    Date and place of conscription Stalinist RVK, Moscow region, Moscow, Stalinsky district
    Last place of service 50 A 3 bn
    Military rank Red Army
    Reason for leaving died of wounds
    Date of disposal 01/08/1942
    Place of departure 0
    Primary burial site Tula region, Tula district, Tula
    Name of the source of information TsAMO
    Information source fund number 58
    Inventory number of the source of information 818883
    Information source file number 174

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    And it cannot be a small slip of the scribe. And in fact, this is not a "3 joint venture", but a "ZSP" reserve rifle regiment. I'm not a big specialist in the structure of the Red Army, but there is an article where the 58th reserve rifle regiment of the 50th army is fighting in the Tula region. Maybe this is it? "58th Reserve Rifle Regiment saddled railroad Eagle - Tula with the task of not letting the enemy tanks pass here. The regiment consisted of 1126 personnel, 14 machine guns, 3 82-mm mortars, 8 76-mm guns K 51st local rifle battalion defended positions on the northwestern outskirts of Tula, the 194th Infantry Division occupied a defensive line along the eastern bank of the Upa River from Novy Pavshino to Bredikhino, covering Tula from the west. "http://mggymn1.mogilev.by/museum/Tyla.htm Here the number of the hospital where he died is the BCP 558 Hospital. Maybe this is exactly the field hospital 58 ZSP .... how were the hospitals numbered? Although the document itself indicates the 588 hospital

  4. Yes, this is him, but in these notifications there is no indication of the unit where our fighter served. The version with a spare shelf seems to be more realistic, because according to letters preserved in the family, in November 1941, before being sent to the front, he was sent to a machine-gun company (4th company, 3rd pulp platoon) training regiment PO Box 2113, Gorky Region, Kulebaki village. It turns out that it is now necessary to check the funds of 58 ZSP, where he was deployed in November.

  5. Yes, this is him, but in these notifications there is no indication of the unit where our fighter served. The version with a spare shelf seems to be more realistic, because according to the letters preserved in the family, in November 1941, before being sent to the front, he was sent to the machine-gun company (4th company, 3rd air platoon) of the training regiment of p / y 2113, Gorky region, Kulebaki village. It turns out that it is now necessary to check the funds of 58 ZSP, where he was deployed in November.

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    In the evening of November 6

  6. I gave you the link .... in November 58th ZSP was in Tula. - "With the beginning of the enemy's offensive against Tula from the south, the army commander on October 29, for ease of control, created the Tula combat area, headed by his deputy for logistics, Major General V. S. Popov, and a group of officers from the operational and reconnaissance departments and from the combat arms. was located in a house on the corner of Epifanskaya and Proletarskaya streets. The TBU included 217, 154, 260th rifle divisions, 1005th, 58th reserve rifle regiments, 156th NKVD regiment, Tula workers' regiment, 732th anti-aircraft artillery An air defense regiment. The combat area as an auxiliary command post played an important role during the period of battles on the southern outskirts of Tula and in November, when the army headquarters moved to Mordves and was cut off from the troops stationed in Tula. "" In the evening of November 6 the commander of the 50th Army assigned tasks to the formations. To destroy the enemy grouping in the area of ​​Kosaya Gora, Yasnaya Polyana, it was planned to strike with two groupings in converging directions. One of them, as part of the 413th and 260th rifle divisions with the 32nd tank brigade, advanced in the general direction of Yasnaya Polyana, covering the enemy from the southeast and south, the other as part of the 290th rifle division with a battery of the 217th a rifle division (the 290th rifle division did not have its own artillery) and two tanks of the 32nd tank brigade struck in the direction of Kosaya Gora, covering the enemy from the west. An auxiliary blow was delivered by the 58th Army Reserve Rifle Regiment in order to capture Nizhnyaya Kitaevka (near the southern outskirts of Tula)

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    Yes, thank you, I only wrote with that reserve in order to build a complete chronology combat path fighter. It is known that Boganenkov, as part of his company, traveled through Moscow to the front. It was 11/26/1941. Echelon No. 415 \ 13 passed through Moscow. Boganenkov's wife went to meet him at the station, but was late.

  7. There is also other information about the battles of the 58th ZSP ...
    http://www.e-reading.org.ua/chapter.php/1007117/16/Moschanskiy_-_Nasha_Pribaltika._Osvobozhdenie_pribaltiyskih_respublik_SSSR.html
    From October 23rd, with the beginning of the German offensive, under the pressure of the enemy, our troops (according to the order of the command) began to withdraw to the line of the Upa and Plava rivers. To cover the approaches to Tula from the south to the Shchekino area, our 290 rifle division was withdrawn. The division's actions were supported by the artillery of the 447th corps artillery regiment.
    All regiments of the division, including artillery, were located in the first echelon. The second echelon of the division was a sapper battalion, which, after the installation of engineering structures, was concentrated in Yasnaya Polyana. Due to a lack of time and funds, only ineffective rifle cells were in the positions, there were no other engineering structures.
    Even the personnel of the communications battalion and the artillery regiment were used as shooters. Given the weakness of the 290th Rifle Division, the army commander strengthened it. 58th reserve regiment, took up defenses southeast of Shchekino.
    [Note. V.Yu. - 58 stock. The joint venture was part of the 14th reserve. Sat.]
    October 29 to 31     with the greatest tension, battles unfolded on the southern approaches to the city. The main role was still assigned to the 24th Motorized Corps, the 43rd Army Corps moved on the left, the 53rd Army and 47th Motorized Corps on the right.
    Parts of the 50th Army continued to withdraw to Tula, but there were practically no large formations in the city. While still from the south, the city was covered by 290 rifle divisions and 58th reserve regiment. On the outskirts of the city, two NKVD regiments, the Tula workers' regiment, a communications regiment, the 702nd PTO regiment, and the 168th separate anti-aircraft artillery division were withdrawn. The 9th howitzer artillery regiment took up positions in the Medvenki area. It was possible to count on the fire support of armored train number 16, as well as the 447th corps artillery regiment.
    ... To strengthen resistance to the enemy and organize more precise control of the troops defending the city, combat order No. 5 of 30.10.41 of the army command (headquarters 50 A) creates a combat area. Clause 3 of Order No. 5 read:
    "3. For direct command of the troops on the approaches to Tula from the south, create Tula combat site (TBU). I am appointing the commander of TBU my deputy, Major General Popov. TBU headquarters - regional committee building. Include 217 sd in the TBU, 58th reserve regiment, 173, 290, 260, 154 rifle regiments, 1005th rifle regiment ".
    In the book "Battle for Moscow" Marshal BM Shaposhnikov gives interesting data on the armament of TBU units.
    The 290 RD had one heavy machine gun, the 217 RD had 7 heavy machine guns. The number of rifles in relation to the number of personnel was expressed as a percentage: 154 SD - 34%; 260 SD - 56.7%; 217 SD - 62.7%; 290 SD - 73%; 58th Reserve Rifle Regiment - 59 %; 1005th Rifle Regiment - 74%. The given data characterize the combat capabilities of TBU units.
    The forces of TBU units by the end of the day on October 30 were about 4400–4500 people. Remnants of units of the 217th and 154th Rifle Division continued to follow in Tula, and the already mentioned 32nd tank brigade With tank battalion consisting of 31 tanks.
    ... As a result of the offensive, the 290th rifle division came close to Kosaya Gora. Were busy with Art. Moats, Strukovo. 260 sd captured Maleevka . The 58th reserve regiment captured Nizhnyaya Kitaevka. At the same time, in the remaining sectors of the defense, the situation did not change.
    During November 8, 217 and 154 rifle divisions fought off repeated enemy attacks on Kitaevka and in the area of ​​the Oryol highway.
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    58th Reserve Rifle Regiment place of permanent deployment in Belev.
    At the time of being in Belev, the 31st Cavalry Division 58 zsp was reassigned to her command in order to organize the defense of the city.
    Apparently, it was with the receipt of the order of the 31st Cavalry Division for the liberation of the city of Kozelsk that some of the fighters from 58th reserve regiment were sent together with the 31st Cavalry Division to the city.
    So, near Kozelsk, a combat group was formed, the basis of which was the 31st Cavalry Division and the combined rifle detachment attached to it, from separate units of the 194th Infantry Division and groups of fighters 186th, 30th and 58th reserve regiments ... They were also joined by the Kozelites militias from the fighter squad, and small groups of fighters emerging from the encirclement.
    It is these listed units that will have to hold the defense on the right bank of the Zhizdra River near Kozelsk for a week. And also, repeatedly attack the city in order to capture it, as prescribed by the order. And given that there was no communication with these units before October 14, they, without another order, until that date made unsuccessful attempts to liberate the city, while German divisions from the flanks they deepened along the front line to the east of them.
    It is worth noting that none of our units, which took the battle at Kozelsk, had previously taken part in hostilities, not counting the possible part of the soldiers 186th reserve regiment, departing from the city of Kirov.
    The 31st Cavalry Division was re-formed.
    The 194th Rifle Division, although it was a personnel one, pre-war, but had no combat experience yet.
    30th, 58th and 186th rifle regiments, were generally spare, and their task is the study and training of fighters, with places of deployment in the army's rear and beyond. Only as a result of the breakthrough of the front did they find themselves on the front lines.
    Read more about Kozelsk by FedoseevOleg

  8. Good day. Pula said “I was sent to the machine-gun company (4th company, 3rd pulverization platoon) of the training regiment of p / y 2113, Gorky region, Kulebaki village”.



    https://www.obd-memorial.ru/html/info.htm?id=53709159, https://obd-memorial.ru/html/info.htm?id=53665495&page=1:
    Martynov Fedor Pavlovich - 3 bd 113 sd died of wounds on 12/30/1941.

  9. Good day. Pula said “I was sent to the machine-gun company (4th company, 3rd pulverization platoon) of the training regiment of p / y 2113, Gorky region, Kulebaki village”.
    Kulebaki is the location of 127 z.s.p.
    Of course, Lev Vasilyevich Boganenkov could have been in the reserve rifle regiment, but in the report it is still more likely that the record is read as the 3rd rifle regiment.

    Pula said "The casualty reports include a certain 3rd Brigade of 50 Army."
    There is no indication in the reports that the 3rd joint venture belongs to the 50th army. irrecoverable losses from 25.06 1942 the staffing department of the 50A headquarters lists the dead in pg 588. This hospital could have received not only from 50A. They could also have delivered Buganenkov, a Red Army soldier of the 3rd brigade. The 3rd Infantry Regiment was part of the 5th Moscow Infantry Division until 1.9.41, from 1.9.41 it was renamed to 1292 SP. The 5th Moscow rifle division on 26.9.41 was renamed to the 113th rifle division. For the transitional period after the renaming, there could well be records of both 3 joint ventures and 1292 SP. For example, according to information from a medical document
    https://www.obd-memorial.ru/html/info.htm?id=53709159, https://obd-memorial.ru/html/info.htm?id=53665495&page=1:
    Martynov Fedor Pavlovich - 3 bd 113 sd died of wounds on 12/30/1941.
    In the same report, the 3rd joint venture was indicated more than once, as well as 1292 joint venture. (For some reason, the Memorial OBD gave an indication of 201 omsb 113th regiment, and not 494 MSB.)

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    It is quite possible in the presence of a Russian mess. Although the same question .... 3rd cn. renamed to 1292 joint venture. - 1.09.41. The soldier enters the regiment at about 11/27/41. (Three months have passed, and the regiment is still called by the old name?). He arrives at the hospital only a month later on 12/30/41 .... 4 months have passed since the renaming and the regiment continues to be called the old number? And another question - was the 1292 joint venture included in the 50 army? We know from the documents that the soldier is from the 50th Army. And another question - where did the 1292 joint ventures fight? He was part of the 113th Rifle Division. And where did this glorious unit fight? - Here is an excerpt "After leaving the" Vyazma cauldron "the 113th rifle division was not disbanded, it was replenished and in the 43rd and then 33rd armies fought near Borovsk and Naro-Fominsk until January 6, 1942." ... so they could not get under Tula. But 58 zps, was exactly there, near Tula.

  10. Colleagues, good morning everyone. Thanks for your thoughts and versions. I think that it is necessary to start the search from 127 z.s.p., which was stationed in Kulebaki, this is the most reliable place of service so far, since there is a letter from Boganenkov from these places. I will try to pick up documents on 127 zp at TsAMO and look at the marching companies sent to the front at the end of November. I will definitely unsubscribe on the result, well, I owe it

  11. Colleagues, good morning everyone. Thanks for your thoughts and versions. I think that it is necessary to start the search from 127 z.s.p., which was stationed in Kulebaki, this is the most reliable place of service so far, since there is a letter from Boganenkov from these places. I will try to pick up documents on 127 zp at TsAMO and look at the marching companies sent to the front at the end of November. I will definitely unsubscribe on the result, well, I owe it

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    Here is some information that can help you in your work on the 127 wages. But he fought not near Tula, but near Mozhaisk.
    Read more about the battles here - however, here is the 127th zap. The joint venture is simply mentioned, but mainly the battles of the 32nd SD of the 5th Army are described.
    Borodino field during the Great Patriotic War.
    http: //samsv.narod.r...dino/h1941.html
    Mozhaisk-Maloyaroslavets operation 10 - 30 October 1941
    http://hwar1941.narod.ru/mova.htm
    Information taken from the "Forgotten Regiment" website.

  12. said


    Hospital type: Field mobile hospital
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    10.10.1941


    Hospital type: Evacuation hospital
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 23.12.1941 on 20.02.1942



    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 19.12.1941 on 01.01.1942


    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver (at other times - control of the head field evacuation point with an evacuation receiver)
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 29.12.1941 on 14.04.1943


    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 24.12.1941
    Additional Information:


    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 03.12.1941 on 30.12.1941


    Hospital type: Evacuation hospital
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 10.10.1941


    Hospital type:
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 21.12.1941 on 01.02.1942

  13. Said
    1. "3rd bn. renamed to 1292 joint venture. - 1.09.41. The soldier enters the regiment at about 11/27/41. (Three months have passed, and the regiment is still called by the old name?). He arrives at the hospital only a month later on 12/30/41 .... 4 months have passed since the renaming and the regiment continues to be called the old number? "

    Boganenkov was called up on November 02, 1942. - 2 months after the renaming (probably after the order was issued). It is 1941. Until the orders go through the chain. So they wrote down in some document of Boganenkov: 3 bn. From there, the 3rd joint venture migrated to the report of the hospital. Also in the reports of 113rd. (see attached file)

    2 "And another question - was the 1292 joint venture included in the 50 army?"

    1292 joint venture was part of the 113rd rifle division of the 33rd army.

    3 “And another question - where did the 1292 joint ventures fight? He was part of the 113th Rifle Division. And where did this glorious unit fight? "

    The answer to the question "Where did this glorious unit fight?" - in operational reports and combat reports to the "Memory of the People" (see attached file, one of many)

    4 "We know from the documents that the soldier is from the 50th Army"

    What documents do you know from? On the report of PPG588? BCPs could come from neighboring units. Of course, it is possible that during this period he was in the 50th Army unit, and at 588 PPG his place of service was entered according to the initial entry "3sp" of a certain document such as a Red Army book. For example, our relative, who died in KhPPG, was recorded as from 127 z.s.p., although he fought in 1319th rifle regiment.

    5 “so they could not get under Tula. But 58 zps was exactly there, near Tula. "

    50 army during this period was not near Tula, but liberated Kaluga. (see Kaluga operation)
    And in Tula and near Tula in the same period, many medical institutions were stationed. Including 467 PPGs of the 33rd Army

    Hospital number: 467
    Hospital type: Field mobile hospital
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 10.10.1941

    As well as evacuation receivers and evacuation hospitals.

    Hospital number: 588
    Hospital type: Evacuation hospital
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 23.12.1941 on 20.02.1942

    Hospital number: 87
    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver (at other times - control of the head field evacuation point with an evacuation receiver)
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 19.12.1941 on 01.01.1942

    Hospital number: 79
    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver (at other times - control of the head field evacuation point with an evacuation receiver)
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 29.12.1941 on 14.04.1943

    Hospital number: 69
    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 24.12.1941
    Additional Information: in the reference book like this: on 12.24.41

    Hospital number: 57
    Hospital type: Evacuation receiver
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 03.12.1941 on 30.12.1941

    Hospital number: 429
    Hospital type: Evacuation hospital
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 10.10.1941

    Hospital number: 117
    Hospital type: Management of the head field evacuation point with an evacuation receiver
    Location: Tula
    Location: Tula region
    The medical institution was located in this area with 21.12.1941 on 01.02.1942

    Those. he could well have been evacuated to Tula, and for some reason ended up in PPG 588.

Smolensk offensive or Operation Suvorov (August 7 - October 2, 1943) - an offensive operation of the troops of the Western Front and the left wing of the Kalinin Front, carried out in order to defeat the left wing of the Nazi Army Group Center and prevent the transfer of its forces to the south-western direction, where The Red Army inflicted the main blow and also liberated Smolensk.
The fascist German command, trying to hold the occupied lines east of Smolensk and Roslavl, concentrated its main forces in this direction. The enemy had a strong defense (the central part of the "Eastern Wall"), which included 5-6 zones with a total depth of 100-130 km. The cities of Velizh, Demidov, Dukhovshchina, Smolensk, Yelnya, Roslavl were turned into powerful fortified centers.
According to the plan of the Soviet command, the main role in the operation was assigned to the Western Front, which was to destroy the enemy in the areas of Yelnya, Spas-Demensk and then advance on Roslavl, striking the flank of the enemy group deployed against the Bryansk front. The troops of the right wing of the front, together with the armies of the left wing of the Kalinin Front, received the task of crushing the enemy in the areas of Dorogobuzh, Yartsevo, Dukhovshchina and subsequently seizing Smolensk (plan "Suvorov I"). In the event of a successful offensive by the Bryansk Front, it was planned to turn the main forces of the Western Front to Smolensk (plan "Suvorov II"). It was planned to break through the enemy's defenses in four sectors in the Western zone and in one in the Kalinin front zone.
The Smolensk operation included 4 front-line operations united by a common concept:
1111 Spas-Demenskaya operation (7 - 20 August 1943);
1111 Elninsko-Dorogobuzh operation (August 28 - September 6, 1943);
1111 Dukhovshchinsko-Demidov operation (September 14 - October 2, 1943);
1111 Smolensk-Roslavl operation (September 15 - October 2, 1943).
Having started the offensive on August 7, the troops of the Western Front completed the Spas-Demensk operation on August 20, during which they defeated the enemy grouping in the Spas-Demensk area, advanced 30-40 km in depth, and then were stopped at an intermediate defensive line. The troops of the Kalinin Front, which went over to the offensive on August 13 in the Dukhshchina sector, were able to penetrate only slightly into the enemy's defenses. In this situation, the Supreme Command Headquarters temporarily suspended the offensive in order to regroup forces and prepare a new strike.
From August 28 to September 6, the troops of the Western Front conducted the Elninsko-Dorogobuzh operation, during which they captured Yelnya on August 30, and crossed the Dnieper with their right wing and liberated Dorogobuzh on September 1, advancing 35-40 km to the end of the operation.
After regrouping, the troops of the Kalinin and Western fronts resumed the offensive, carrying out the Dukhovshchinsko-Demidov operation and the Smolensk-Roslavl operation, respectively. On September 16, Yartsevo was liberated, on September 21 - Demidov, on September 25 - Smolensk and Roslavl. Having advanced 135-145 km, by October 2, Soviet troops reached the line west of Velizh, Rudnya, r. Penny, where they went on the defensive.
As a result Smolensk operation Soviet troops advanced 200-250 km westward in a strip 400 km wide, cleared part of Kalinin from the Nazi invaders, Smolensk region, marked the beginning of the liberation of Belarus. 7 enemy divisions were defeated, 14 suffered a heavy defeat. The enemy was forced to transfer 16 divisions from the Oryol-Bryansk and other directions to the Smolensk region. Total Kalininsky and Western fronts pinned down about 55 enemy divisions, which contributed to the successful completion of the Soviet counteroffensive in the Battle of Kursk.

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