Sergey Biryuzov

Soviet Union Marshal and military leader

Sergey Biryuzov - Soviet Union Marshal and military leader
Born

1904
121 years ago

Died

October 19th, 1964
60 years ago — 60 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Soviet Union

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Biryuzov served as a high-ranking military officer in the Soviet Union. His career in the Red Army culminated in the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union. Active during World War II, he held various commands in key battles and contributed to the overall strategy of the Red Army's operations. Post-war, he continued to lead significant military reforms and played a vital role in the development of Soviet military doctrine. His leadership was characterized by his involvement in various military establishments and educational institutions.

Served as Chief of the General Staff

Participated in major offensives during World War II

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