Who are the two generals in Budapest?

The main forces of the 2nd Army of Ukraine (commander is Soviet Marshal R.Y. malinowski) and the 3rd Army of Ukraine (commander is Soviet Marshal F.I. tolbukhin), **70 infantry divisions, 3 tank armies, 4 mechanized armies, 3 cavalry armies, 3 base areas, 1 marine brigade, as well as several Romanian divisions and the 66th Bulgarian Army. Two air force group armies and the Danube Fleet are responsible for support.

The face-to-face enemies are the Army Group of South Germany (commander is General J. Friesner) and the "F" Army Group, ***5 1 German-Hungarian Division and 2 brigades, including 9 tank divisions, 4 motorized divisions, 1 motorized brigade, 1 cavalry brigade and 1 aviation. The Germans established a solid defense system with deep echelon configuration near Budapest.

Soviet side

Marshal Malinowski (18981.23 ~1967.3.31) was born in Odessa. 19 14 joined the army in the first world war. 19 16 went to France to fight the Russian Expeditionary Force in February, 19 19 joined the Red Army after returning home. During the Soviet-Russian Civil War, Malinowski served in the Eastern Army and participated in many battles against the White Bandit Army.

1920, after graduating from junior military academy, he successively served as machine gun platoon leader, machine gun captain, deputy battalion commander and battalion commander. 1926 join United * * * (cloth). 1930 after graduating from fulongzhi military academy, he was the chief of staff of the cavalry regiment and the third cavalry regiment. 1937 ~ 1938 participated in the Spanish civil war as a member of the international column.

Malinowski has been teaching in Fulongzhi Military Academy since 1939.

During the Soviet-German War, he served as commander of infantry, commander of group army, deputy commander of Japanese army in Voronezh, commander of Yugoslav army, commander of the third army of Ukraine and commander of the second army of Ukraine, and led his troops to participate in border battles, such as Stalingrad, Donbass, Dnieper River, Ukraine on the right bank of Dnieper River, Yasi-Kishniov, Debreu Cen, Budapest and Vienna.

1Since July, 945, he has been the commander of the foreign Baikal Army.

In the Soviet-German War, he led the troops to carry out the main attack task, correctly selected the main attack direction, used tank troops in the first echelon of the troops, and carefully organized and coordinated them to ensure the high speed of attack.

He was awarded the title of Soviet hero for his good command. After the war, he successively served as commander of the Baikal-Amur Military Region, commander-in-chief of the Far East Forces, commander of the Far East Military Region, first deputy minister of the Ministry of National Defense, and commander-in-chief of the Army.

1June 1957 to1March 1967 served as minister of national defense, and made contributions to strengthening the construction of Soviet armed forces. Won five Lenin medals. He is the author of Vigilantly Defending Peace, The Great Significance of Victory and Russian Soldiers.

German side

Friessner Johannes [3] (Friessner Johannes, 1892- 197 1) was a first-class general of Nazi Germany. During World War II, he served as commander of the Southern Army.

Friessner Johannes, 1892 was born in chemnitz on March 22nd. 19 1 1 joined the German army and participated in the First World War. 19 16 was promoted to lieutenant on May 22nd, and 12 was transferred to 24th Infantry Division as a logistics officer.

Later, he also served as an adjutant and other officers of the 63rd Infantry Brigade.

After World War I, Friesner stayed in the army and was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel on June 1 935+1October1. 1938,/kloc-0 began to serve as the inspector general of the German military school in March, and was promoted to colonel on September 20 of that year.