1st Cavalry Army (Soviet Union) - Notable Figures in 1st Cavalry Army

Notable Figures in 1st Cavalry Army

  • Semyon Budyonny
  • Kliment Voroshilov
  • Georgy Zhukov, Soviet military commander, famous for his role in World War II.
  • Grigory Kulik, Soviet military commander
  • Kirill Meretskov, Soviet military commander
  • Semyon Timoshenko, Soviet military commander
  • Andrei Grechko, Soviet military commander
  • Semyon Krivoshein, Soviet military commander
  • Isaac Babel, journalist and writer, who wrote the 1920 Diary and the book Red Cavalry based on his experiences
  • Vadim Yakovlev, yesaul

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