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The 317th Rifle Division was an infantry division of the Red Army. It was formed in July, 1941, in the Transcaucasus Military District, as a standard rifle division. It was designated as an "Azerbaidzhani National" ethnic division, based on Azeri reservists, and may have carried the honorific name "Baku" (Russian: Бакинская). This first formation distinguished itself during the first liberation of Rostov in November, but was trapped and effectively destroyed in the Izyum Salient in May, 1942. A second division began forming, also in the vicinity of Baku, in the summer of that year and served in the offensives that drove the Axis forces out of the Caucasus. Following this, the division was transferred to Ukraine, eventually making its way into the Balkans and winning an honorific for its ro

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  • The 317th Rifle Division was an infantry division of the Red Army. It was formed in July, 1941, in the Transcaucasus Military District, as a standard rifle division. It was designated as an "Azerbaidzhani National" ethnic division, based on Azeri reservists, and may have carried the honorific name "Baku" (Russian: Бакинская). This first formation distinguished itself during the first liberation of Rostov in November, but was trapped and effectively destroyed in the Izyum Salient in May, 1942. A second division began forming, also in the vicinity of Baku, in the summer of that year and served in the offensives that drove the Axis forces out of the Caucasus. Following this, the division was transferred to Ukraine, eventually making its way into the Balkans and winning an honorific for its role in the siege of Budapest. In the final weeks of the war against Germany, the 317th was alerted for a major transfer to the Far East, where it was present for the Soviet invasion of Manchuria in August, 1945, although it seems to have seen little if any combat in that brief campaign. (en)
  • 317-я стрелковая дивизия (1-го формирования), формировалась в июле-августе 1941 года в городе Баку, Махачкале и Грозном из призывников местных райвоенкоматов. Младший офицерский состав (командиры взводов, рот) призывался из выпускников Грозненского пехотного училища. (ru)
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  • 1946-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • 1941-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • Budapesht (2nd Formation)
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  • Infantry
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  • Budapesht (en)
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  • Col. Boris Vladimirovich Gushchin (en)
  • Col. Dmitrii Pavlovich Yakovlev (en)
  • Col. Ivan Fedorovich Romashchenko (en)
  • Col. Ivan Vladimirovich Seredkin (en)
  • Col. Mikhail Ignatovich Dobrovolskii (en)
  • Col. Nikolai Aleksandrovich Shvarev (en)
  • Col. Yakov Mikhailovich Semizorov (en)
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  • Division (en)
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  • 317-я стрелковая дивизия (1-го формирования), формировалась в июле-августе 1941 года в городе Баку, Махачкале и Грозном из призывников местных райвоенкоматов. Младший офицерский состав (командиры взводов, рот) призывался из выпускников Грозненского пехотного училища. (ru)
  • The 317th Rifle Division was an infantry division of the Red Army. It was formed in July, 1941, in the Transcaucasus Military District, as a standard rifle division. It was designated as an "Azerbaidzhani National" ethnic division, based on Azeri reservists, and may have carried the honorific name "Baku" (Russian: Бакинская). This first formation distinguished itself during the first liberation of Rostov in November, but was trapped and effectively destroyed in the Izyum Salient in May, 1942. A second division began forming, also in the vicinity of Baku, in the summer of that year and served in the offensives that drove the Axis forces out of the Caucasus. Following this, the division was transferred to Ukraine, eventually making its way into the Balkans and winning an honorific for its ro (en)
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  • 317th Rifle Division (Soviet Union) (en)
  • 317-я стрелковая дивизия (1-го формирования) (ru)
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