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(4)

SHEIN - Generalissimo

(5)

ZHUKOV - marshal

KONEV - marshal

MINIKH - Field Marshal General

ORLOV - Soviet naval commander, flagship of the first rank

(6)

GORDON - general and rear admiral

PETROV - General of the Army

PLATOV - military ataman

RUDNEV - commander of the cruiser "Varyag"

TRIBUTS - Soviet naval commander, admiral

USHAKOV - Russian naval commander, admiral

FERMOR - general-in-chief

Yumashev - Soviet naval commander, admiral

(7)

BUTAKOV - Russian naval commander, admiral

Vatutin - army general

GOLITSYN - 1) Admiral General, 2) Field Marshal General

GOLOVKO - naval commander, admiral

DONSKOY (Dmitry)

ISTOMIN - Russian naval commander, Rear Admiral

KUTUZOV - General Field Marshal

LAZAREV - Russian naval commander, admiral

MAKAROV - Russian naval commander, admiral

NAKHIMOV - Russian naval commander, admiral

NEVSKY (Alexander)

SENYAVIN - Russian naval commander, admiral

SUVOROV - Generalissimo

CHICHAGOV - Russian naval commander, admiral

(8)

Apraksin - Russian naval commander, Admiral General

BAGHRAMYAN - marshal

BENIGSEN

BRUSILOV - Russian cavalry general, served in the Red Army

GOLOVNIN - Russian naval commander, vice admiral

GORCHAKOV - 1) Russian artillery general, 2) Soviet colonel general

EREMENKO - marshal

KORNILOV - Russian naval commander, admiral

MARGELOV - Army General, Commander of the Airborne Forces

MENSHIKOV - 1) generalissimo, 2) Russian naval commander, admiral

MERETSKOV - marshal

POTEMKIN - Russian Field Marshal General

RAEVSKY - cavalry general

RODIMTSEV - Soviet lieutenant colonel

RUMYANTSEV - Field Marshal General

SALTYKOV - General Field Marshal

SAMSONOV - Russian general

SKOBELEV - General of Infantry

TOLBUKHIN - marshal

(9)

BAGRATION - Russian commander, infantry general

MICHELSON

POZHARSKY (Dmitry) - Russian prince

SHEREMETEV - General Field Marshal

(10)

DOLGORUKY (Yuri)

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VASILEVSKY - marshal

Wittgenstein - Field Marshal General

KONDRATENKO - led the defense of Port Arthur

KUROPATKIN - participant in the Russo-Japanese War

MALINOVSKY - marshal

OCTOBER - Soviet naval commander, admiral

SOKOLOVSKY - marshal

TUKHACHEVSKY - marshal

KHMELNYTSKY - Hetman of Ukraine

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VLADIMIRSKY - Soviet general

ROKOSSOVSKY - marshal

CHERNYAKHOVSKY - General of the Army

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