1st Shock Army

The 1st Shock Army of the Red Army was established by transformation of the 19th Army in November 1941.

The existence of the West, the Northwest, the 2nd and 3rd Baltic Front, Volkhov, and the Leningrad Front, she participated in the Battle of Moscow 1941/1942, the Demjansker operations in 1942 and 1943, the Leningrad - Novgorod operation and the Pskov - Ostrower, Tartu and the Baltic operation 1944 and participated in the blocking of the German army Group Courland.

Commanders were:

  • Lieutenant-General Kuznetsov WI ( November 1941 to May 1942),
  • Lieutenant-General WS Romanowski (May- November 1942 ),
  • Lieutenant General Morozov WI ( November 1942 - February 1943 ),
  • Major General GP Korotkov ( February 1943 - April 1944, in October 1943 promoted to lieutenant general ),
  • Colonel General Chibisov NJ (April-May 1944),
  • Lieutenant General Sachwatajew ND (May 1944 January 1945 )
  • Lieutenant-General WN Razuvayev ( February-May 1945).

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