Talk:Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

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Question about naming: was the word 'Soviet' in it? I have a Polish force which gives names that translate as 'Group of Forces in Germany' and 'Group of Occupation Forces in Germany', without the word Soviet; the word Soviet seems to be also missing from the names of 'Western Group of Forces', Southern Group of Forces, Northern Group of Forces and Central Group of Forces...--_{Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus | talk} 05:00, 28 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

9.7. 1945 was created “Group of Soviet occupational forces in Germany”. The headquarter of this group was created in Potsdam from headquarter of 1.belorussian front and consist from:

1. guard tank army (headquarter Dresden)
- 8. guard mech. corps
- 11. guard tank corps
2. guard tank army (headquarter Fürstenberg)
- 1. mech. corps
- 9. guard tank corps
- 12. guard tank corps
4. guard tank army (headquarter Eberswalde)
- 5. guard mech. corps
- 6. guard mech. corps
- 10. guard tank corps
2. shock army (headquarter Schwerin)
- 109. rifle corps (46., 90., 372. rifle division)
- 116. rifle corps (86., 321., 326. rifle division)
3. shock army (headquarter Stendal)
- 7. rifle corps (146., 265., 364th rifle divisions)
- 12. guard rifle corps (23. guard, 52. guard, 33. rifle division)
- 79. rifle corps (150., 171., 207. rifle division)
- 9. tank corps
5. shock army (headquarter Berlin)
- 9. rifle corps (248., 301. rifle division)
- 26. guard rifle corps (89. guard, 94. guard, 266. rifle division)
- 32. rifle corps (60. guard, 295., 416. rifle division)
- 230. rifle division
- three independent tank brigades
8. guard army (headquarter Weimar)
- 4. guard rifle corps (35., 47., 57. guard rifle division)
- 28. guard rifle corps (39., 79., 88. guard rifle division)
- 29. guard rifle corps (27., 74., 82. guard rifle division)
- 11. tank corps
47. army (headquarter Halle)
- 77. rifle corps (185., 260., 328. rifle division)
- 125. rifle corps (60., 76., 175. rifle division)
- 129. rifle corps (82., 132., 143. rifle division)
1. guard tank corps
25. tank corps

From Axis History Forum - to be incorporated into article as structure in 45. Buckshot06 15:24, 8 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Army Generals

Ivanovski and Zaytsev were not Marshals of the Soviet Union, they attained the rank of Army General.--The Prince of Tartu (talk) 22:15, 19 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Commander time data

At Ivanovsky and Kurkotkin data seems somewhat incorrect. Please recount. --213.172.123.242 (talk) 21:05, 17 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]