Marshal Malinovsky biography nationality

He graduated from a parish school and was enrolled in the year as a volunteer in the machine gun team of the infantry regiment. A year later, he received his first combat award-the St. George Cross of the 4th degree. He fought as part of the Russian expeditionary corps in France, has French combat awards. After the Civil War, he studied at the school of the younger St.

Storage Unit, and later received a number of promotions. In the year, he graduated from the Military Academy named after M. after graduating from the Academy receives a number of high positions: chief of staff of the cavalry regiment, officer of the headquarters of the North Caucasus and Belarusian military districts, chief of staff of the Cavalry Corps. During the Spanish Civil War, Rodion Yakovlevich fought as a military adviser, the pseudonym “General Malino”.

Before the Great Patriotic War, he taught at the M. Military Academy in August he took command of the 6th Army, in the winter of the same year he was appointed commander of the Southern Front. In the summer of the year, Malinovsky was reduced in office and transferred to command the 66th Army located north of Stalingrad. Malinovsky’s actions near Stalingrad made a serious contribution to the success of the Kotelnikovsky operation and victory in the Battle of Stalingrad.

After the Stalingrad events, Malinovsky was returned to the post of commander of the Southern Front forces, under his leadership, Rostov-on-Don was released in the year, and later commanded the 3rd Ukrainian Front. He participated in the liberation of Donbass and Southern Ukraine. In October, Malinovsky was awarded the title of Marshal of the Soviet Union. The troops under his leadership inflicted many serious defeats to the Germans in Hungary, and eliminated the German front in Austria.

For these successes, Malinovsky was awarded the Order of Victory. After the end of the war in Europe, he was transferred to the Far East, carried out the famous breakthrough through the Gobi desert, which led to the encirclement and complete defeat of the Japanese troops. For successes on the Far Eastern Front, he was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. After the end of the Great Patriotic War, Malinovsky commanded the Trans-Baikal-Amur Military District.

In civilian life, he was fond of chess, the compiler of many chess tasks, was published in chess magazines. He owned French and Spanish. Persons of the day of March 17:-Alexey Brusilov Russian and Soviet military leader, Adjutant General, Military teacher.