114th Infantry Division

Formed by order of the commander of the Trans-Baikal Military District on 04/04/1939 from the enlisted composition of the Irkutsk region in connection with the conflict on the river. Khalkhin-Gol and sent to the reserve of the 1st Army Group (formally included in the active army 07/24/16/09/1939, but did not directly participate in hostilities). After the conflict ended, the division continued to be deployed on the territory of the Trans-Baikal Military District.

On 06/22/1941, the unit was directly subordinate to the commander of the Trans-Baikal Military District troops (in July 1941 transferred to the 36th Army ) ZabVO. By the Directive of the General Staff No. 001804 of 09/10/1941, the division was sent to the Ural Military District and was initially deployed in the Kirov region, and by directive of the General Staff No. 002203 of 09/24/1941 to the Vologda region. By the Directive of the General Staff of the Red Army No. 2579 / op of 10.2.1941, the division was sent to the 7th separate army and entered the army on 5.10.1941. 10/09/1941 114th SD was included in the 7th Army , taking up positions in the Great Yard. Here, October 14-27, 1941 participated in the battle against the Finnish 7th division advancing from the north. As a result of the battles, none of the parties was able to achieve their goals. Then, until the spring of 1942, the division occupied a positional defense in this direction. 11-27.4.1942 114th SD participated in the unsuccessful offensive operation of the 7th Army. 07/06/1942 withdrawn to the army reserve (region of Pechenitsy), 08/23/1942 again sent to the front line, replacing the 21st SD in the section Bardovskaya - pos. Svir-3 (28 km). It defended itself until the summer of 1944 .

On 10.06.1944, on the eve of the offensive, the division surrendered its area to the 69th Marine Rifle Brigade , after which it was withdrawn to the Shotkus area, included in the 4th Rifle Corps , with which it participated in the Svir-Petrozavodsk offensive operation on 06/21/09/08/1944.

In September 1944, the 114th SD, along with a number of other formations of the Karelian Front, was relocated to the Kola Peninsula and incorporated into the 14th Army . 07-29.10.1944 114th SD participated in the Petsamo-Kirkenes offensive operation .

The first to cross the border with Norway were parts of this particular division.

At the end of this operation, it was stationed in Norway . Disbanded in June 1946 .

• 363rd Rifle Regiment
• 536th Infantry Regiment
• 763rd Infantry Regiment
• 405th (light) artillery regiment
• 480th howitzer artillery regiment (before 16.01.1942)
• 206th separate anti-tank fighter division
• 717th mortar division (from January 16 to June 5, 1942)
• 760th mortar division (from 10/31/1941 to 10/20/1942)
• 148th reconnaissance company
• 294th Engineer Battalion
• 274th Separate Communications Battalion
• 229th Health Battalion
• 229th Separate Chemical Defense Company
• 23rd motor transport company (143rd motor battalion)
• 55th field bakery (217th, 18th field bakery)
• 33rd Division Veterinary Hospital (from 16.01.1942)
• 136th Field Post Station
• 19th box office of the State Bank

• 08/16/1939 - 11/03/1941 Devyatov, Sergey Nikolaevich , Colonel
• 11/04/1941 - 05/15/1944 Panfilovich, Mikhail Ignatievich , colonel (from 16.10.1943 major general )
• 05.16.1944 - 07.25.1944 Moskalev, Ignatius Alekseevich , Colonel
• 07/26/1944 - 05/09/1945 Koshchienko, Nikolai Antonovich , Colonel

•   Valenteeev, Stepan Eliseevich , corporal, shooter of the 363rd Infantry Regiment.
•   Volkov, Ivan Arkhipovich , senior lieutenant, commander of the infantry battalion of the 536th infantry regiment.
•   Ekimov, Grigory Andreyevich , senior sergeant, assistant platoon commander of the 536th rifle regiment.
•   Krylov, Fedor Mikhailovich , foreman, shooter of the 536th rifle regiment.
•   Levchenko, Grigory Semenovich , sergeant, commander of the communications company 363 rifle regiment.
•   Mikhailov, Mikhail Antonovich , foreman, commander of the machine gun platoon of the 363rd rifle regiment.
•   Parshutkin, Timofey Ivanovich , sergeant, sniper of the 363rd rifle regiment.
•   Petrikov, Andrey Gavrilovich , junior sergeant, deputy commander of the 763rd Infantry Regiment.

• Directory on the website of the club "Memory" Voronezh State University

• Dzhigola S.R. Kuznetsov I.I. The Siberian fought on Karelsky: The combat path of the 114th Infantry Svir Red Banner Division. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince Publishing House, 1987 .-- 139 p.