130th Infantry Division (3rd formation)

Formed on May 1, 1943 on the basis of the 156th Rifle Brigade and the 159th Rifle Brigade of the 28th Army ^{[1] [2]} .

In August 1943, the division participated in the breakthrough of the Mius Front and in the liberation of the city of Taganrog , for which on August 30, 1943 the 130th and 416th rifle divisions were given the name "Taganrog" ^{[3] [4] [5] [6 ]} .

Donbass operation , Mariupol landing , Melitopol operation

• September 10, 1943 participated in the liberation of the city of Mariupol (Zhdanov) .
• September 17, 1943 participated in the liberation of Osipenko ( Berdyansk ).
• In September - October 1943 she participated in the liberation of the city of Melitopol ^{[4] [5] [7]} .

Odessa operation

At the end of March 1944, as part of the 3rd shock army, the division participated in the liberation of Nikolaev . After the liberation of Nikolaev, already in the 28th army, the Headquarters of the Supreme High Command ^{[5] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]} were withdrawn to the reserve.

Belarusian operation

• Baranovichi city. He was released on July 8, 1944 during the offensive on the Baranavichy- Slonim direction.
• Brest city. He was released on July 28, 1944 ^{[5] [14] [15] [16]} .

Insterburg-Koenigsberg operation , East Prussian operation

January 20, 1945 . Taken g. Gumbinnen (Gusev) ^{[5] [17] [18]} .

Berlin offensive operation , Halb pot

In April - May 1945, she participated in the defeat of the 200,000th group of German troops southwest of Berlin, which became "one of the largest encirclement battles on the Soviet-German front" ^[19] .

She ended the war by participating in the Prague operation .

In 1945 , after a march in Brest , it was disbanded. The personnel of the division was transferred to the 50th Guards Rifle Division ^[4] .

(by ^{[20] [21] [22] [23]} )

(by ^{[1] [2] [24]} )

• 371st Infantry Regiment
• 528th rifle regiment
• 664th Infantry Regiment ,
• 363 artillery regiment,
• 215 separate anti-tank fighter division,
• 151 reconnaissance company,
• 192 sapper battalion,
• 425 separate communications battalion (until 25.11.44, 342 separate communications company),
• 122 health battalion,
• 103 separate chemical protection companies,
• 255 motor transport company,
• 153 field bakery,
• 994 (988) Division Veterinary Hospital
• 2281 Field Post Station,
• 1252 box office of the State Bank.

(according to ^[25] )

• Rukhlenko, Fedor Maksimovich (from 03 to 6 May 1943 ), Colonel ;
• Sychev, Konstantin Vasilievich (from May 7, 1943 - until he was seriously wounded on January 30, 1945 ), Colonel , since 1945 - Major General ^[17] ;
• Popov, Konstantin Stepanovich (from February 1 to May 11, 1945 ), colonel .

• With care for veterans, I. M. KOPEYKO, September 10, 2009, No. 98
• A memorial to the paratroopers of the 130th Infantry Division was opened in Nikolaev, 05/07/2010