238th Rifle Division
OrganizationWorld War II
Red Army infantry division that served in World War II.
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238th Rifle Division
- World War II
- Soviet Union
The 238th Rifle Division was a Red Army infantry division formed before the German invasion of the Soviet Union. Its first formation defended Tula, joined the Soviet counteroffensive near Moscow, and was redesignated as the 30th Guards Rifle Division in May 1942. A second formation served in operations including Operation Mars and Operation Kutuzov, advanced through Belarus and Poland, helped liberate Gdańsk, and was disbanded in July 1945.
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- Country
- Soviet Union
- First formation
- Redesignated as the 30th Guards Rifle Division in May 1942
- Disbandment
- July 1945
Sources and credits
Sources and credits
- Article
- 238th Rifle Division (English Wikipedia)
- Wikidata
- Q4030262
- Text
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