35th Infantry Division

Formed on April 4, 1919 in the city of Kazan , took part in military operations of the Civil War.

On August 22, 1919, the 1st Marine Rifle Brigade (brigade S. D. Pavlov) of the 35th Rifle Division and the Proletarian Cavalry Regiment named after Stepan Razin under the command of A. E. Kartashov freed Kartaly from Kolchak and restored Soviet power in the region.

The division of the 5th Army of the Red Army participated in the campaign to the East, fought against the White Guard units of General Ungern in Mongolia.

In August 1929, it became part of the Special Far Eastern Army of the Red Army, from November 17 to December 22, 1929 it participated in the hostilities on the Sino-Eastern Railway . Together with the 36th Rifle Division, the Red Army participated in the assault on the Zhaylanor fortified area.

After the end of hostilities on the CER, the 105th Leningrad Infantry Regiment of the 35th Infantry Division of the Red Army was awarded the Order of the Red Banner , 9 commanders of the 105th Infantry Regiment were awarded with registered weapons ^[1]

As of June 22, 1941, it was deployed in Bikin ( Khabarovsk Territory ), did not participate in the Great Patriotic War.

In the army : from 09/09/1945 to 09/03/1945.

She took part in the Manchu strategic operation , in the framework of which she participated attacked in the Zhaohei direction.

08/09/1945, with the support of the ships of the 3rd brigade of the Red Banner Amur Flotilla, successfully crossed the Ussuri River in the Dunyang ( Dunanzhen ) area and started a battle for the Zhaohei fortified area. By the end of August 10, 1945, it seized the fortifications of Zhaohe and began to develop an offensive on Baoqing , and entered the Boli

• Siberian Military District , 18th Rifle Corps - on 01/01/1925
• Far Eastern Front , front submission - on 01/01/1941
• Far Eastern Front , 35th Army - on 01/10/1941
• Far Eastern Front , 35th Army , 5th Rifle Corps - 10/01/1943
• Far Eastern Front , 35th Army - on 01/01/1945
• 2nd Far Eastern Front , 5th Rifle Corps - since August 1945

On August 22, 1919

• 1st Marine Rifle Brigade from Kronstadt and Petrograd
• 2nd Red Guards Brigade of Siberian Riflemen
• 3rd brigade of the Red Latvian shooters

August 1920 to October 1921

• 9th Soviet Latvian Rifle Regiment
• 35th cavalry regiment (from squadrons of the 3rd Donskoy Ermak Timofeevich regiment and the 5th Kargopol dragoon) (commander K.K. Rokossovsky )
• Yenisei Brigade of Red Partisans (commander P.E. Shchetinkin )

Composition as of December 1, 1925 .

• Division Headquarters (Irkutsk)
• Military Tribunal and Military Prosecutor's Office (Irkutsk)
• 103rd Siberian Rifle Regiment ( Irkutsk )
• 104th Peter and Paul Rifle Regiment (Irkutsk)
• 105th Leningrad Rifle Regiment ( Nizhneudinsk )
• Separate cavalry squadron (Irkutsk)
• Light artillery regiment (Irkutsk)
• Separate communications company (Irkutsk)
  • In May 1936, in Chita ZabVO, on the basis of the 106th Siberian Rifle Regiment of the 35th SD, the 93rd Rifle Division was formed ;

September 1, 1945

• 183rd Rifle Regiment
• 196th Infantry Regiment
• 352nd Rifle Regiment
• 119th artillery regiment
• 177th howitzer artillery regiment
• 88th Separate Anti-Tank Division
• 474th separate self-propelled artillery division (probably since 1945)
• 48th Separate Reconnaissance Company
• 62nd Separate Engineer Battalion
• 46th Separate Communications Battalion
• 89th Health Battalion
• 56th Separate Chemical Defense Company
• 51st (489th) motor transport company
• 3rd repair and restoration company (from 19.06.1943)
• 66th field car factory
• 24th Field Mobile Hospital
• 53rd Division Artillery Workshop
• 242nd Division Veterinary Hospital
• 133rd Field Post Station
• 272nd box office of the State Bank

Periods of joining the army:

• August 9, 1945 - September 3, 1945

List No. 5 Rifle, mountain rifle, motor rifle and motorized divisions that were part of the army during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Gylev A. - M .: Ministry of Defense. - 218 p.

• as of April 1, 1926 - 5166 people
• on September 21, 1941 - about 12 thousand people
• as of December 1941: more than 10 thousand people, except for rifles 400 submachine guns , 126 light machine guns and 18 machine guns .

• Kuznetsov Fedor Alekseevich (22.4 - 06.20.1919)
• Verman Leonid Ilyich (20.6 - 09/20/1919)
• Tatarintsev Nikolay Ivanovich , Wrede (20 - 09/28/1919)
• Neumann, Konstantin Augustovich (09/28/1919 - 07/13/1920; 08/29/1920 - 08/19/1921)
• Glazkov, Wrede (13.7 - 08.8.1920)
• Gailit, Jan Petrovich (August 1921 - October 1921)
• Schetinkin, Peter Efimovich (October 1921 - December 1921)
• Tchaikovsky, Kasyan Alexandrovich (December 1921 - August 1922)

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• Lepin, Eduard Davydovich (1924 - November 1925)
• Tarasov, Anatoly Ivanovich (November 1925-1927)

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• until February 24, 1938 - brigade commander Shtal, Julius Martynovich , was arrested, released in 1940

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• Popov, Mikhail Andrianovich (October 1938 - July 1939)
• Borisov, Fedor Zakharovich (02/17/1939 - 02/07/1942), Colonel , from 09/09/1941 Major General
• Vasilevich, Georgy Alekseevich (02/08/1942 - 09/03/1945), colonel , from 16.10.1943 major general

• February 29, 1928 (?) - The honorary revolutionary Red Banner - was awarded to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Red Army and for military services on the fronts of the Civil War (?).
• December 13, 1930 - the name "Siberian" was assigned
• August 30, 1945 - Order of the Red Star   - awarded the decree of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of August 30, 1945 for exemplary performance of the combat missions of command on the front of the struggle against the Japanese imperialists and the courage and courage shown.

Names and awards of divisions:

• 183rd Rifle Order of the Red Star Regiment
• 196th Rifle Peter and Paul Red Banner Order of the Red Star Regiment
• 352nd Rifle Leningrad twice Red Banner Regiment
• 119th artillery Troitsko-Savsky regiment

• Bayukov, Vladimir Antonovich , in 1927 - head of the organizational part of the political department of the 35th Siberian Rifle Division, subsequently a Soviet military leader, lieutenant general of the quartermaster service.
• Gorshenin, Yakov Pavlovich , from June 1922 to November 1923 served as commander of a machine-gun platoon in the 194th rifle regiment.
• Kutalev, Gavriil Antonovich , since August 1926, company commander in the 103rd Rifle Regiment, since June 1928, assistant chief of the 1st part of the division’s headquarters, later a Soviet military commander, colonel.
• Moshchalkov, Pavel Ivanovich , served in the division from 1927 to 1937: commander of a platoon of a regimental school, commander of a machine gun company, pom. the battalion commander, the regimental school chief, the chief of staff and the widow of the training battalion commander, pom. chief of staff of the regiment, later the Soviet military commander, colonel, the only one in the USSR who was awarded three orders of Suvorov, II degree, without a general rank.
• Pavlov, Sergey Dmitrievich - from August 1919, commander of the 1st naval brigade of the 35th infantry division;
• Rokossovsky, Konstantin Konstantinovich , from August 1920 to October 1921, commander of the 35th cavalry regiment of the 35th Infantry Division, subsequently a prominent Soviet commander, Marshal of the Soviet Union .
• Shibaev, Peter Mikhailovich - Soviet statesman of state security, NKVD-SMERSH-MGB.

• Directory on the site rkka.ru
• Directory on the website of the club "Memory" Voronezh State University
• Forcing Cupid. Blow to Manchuria from the north (inaccessible link)
• 35 rifle division on the site "Memory of the people 1941-1945"