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Georgy Zhukov | Timeline

Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov (1896 - 1974), was a career officer in the Red Army of the Soviet Union who led the campaign in World War II that liberated much of Eastern Europe from occupation by Axis Powers and that ultimately conquered Berlin. He was the most decorated general officer in the history of the Soviet Union and Russia. (Intro from Wikipedia)

December 2, 1896 - Strelkovka, 80km SW of Moscow - Birth of Georgy Zhukov
January(?) 1(?), 1903 - Strelkovka - Begins Elementary School
June(?) 1(?), 1908 - Moscow - Migrates to Moscow to work as a furrier
January(?) 1(?), 1914 - Moscow - Zhukov finishes his Apprenticeship and was earning good money as a furrier
August 7, 1915 - Maloyaroslavets (SW of Moscow) - Conscripted into the Tsar's army and assigned to the 5th Reserve Cavalry Regiment =(START)
September 1(?), 1915 - Kharkov Province - Sent with his regiment to join the 10th Cavalry Division
April 1(?), 1916 - Kharkov Province - Completes his cavalry training
April 15(?), 1916 - Kharkov Province - Selected for further training as a NCO (noncommissioned officer)
August 1(?), 1916 - River Dnestr, Moldova - Posted to combat duty
October 1(?), 1916 - River Dnestr, Moldova - Blown off his horse by a mine
October 15(?), 1916 - Kharkov - Evacuated to Kharkov to be hospitalized. Receives a 2nd St George Cross
December 30(?), 1916 - River Dnestr, Moldova - Returns to his Cavalry Regiment
March 15, 1917 - Lageri, near Balakliya - 40km SE of Kharkov - Tsar Nicholas II abdicates following military mutiny in Petrograd
November 7, 1917 - Lageri, near Balakliya - 40km SE of Kharkov - Bolsheviks overthrow the Provisional Government and seize power
November 28(?), 1917 - Moscow - Zhukov re-emerges in Moscow
December 1(?), 1917 - Strelkovka (today Zhukov(o)), Kaluga Province - Zhukov goes back to his home village, intending to have a rest before joining the Red Army
October 1, 1918 - Moscow - Joins the Red Army - 4th Regiment of the 1st Moscow Cavalry Division =(changeflag)
March 1(?), 1919 - Becomes a candidate member of the communist party
May 1(?), 1919 - near Nikolaevsk (W of Ufa?) - Division is dispatched to the southern Urals in campaign against Admiral Alexander Kolchak, a former tsarist commander who seized power in Siberia
June 1(?), 1919 - near Nikolaevsk (W of Ufa?) - Experiences first combat in Red Army
September 1(?), 1919 - Tsaritsyn (Stalingrad/Volgograd) - Sees action again in Volgograd
October 25(?), 1919 - Tsaritsyn (Stalingrad/Volgograd) - wounded in action by a grenade in the Russian civil war
November 1(?), 1919 - Saratov - In Hospital to recover. Meets Maria Volkhova
January 1(?), 1920 - ? - Reports for duty again, assigned to the 3rd Reserve Cavalry Division
March 15, 1920 - Ryazan, 100 miles SE Moscow - Enrolls in Red Commanders Cavalry Course in Ryazan
May 1(?), 1920 - ? - Becomes a full member of the communist party
July 25(?), 1920 - Ryazan - Suspended  from the course for a few days for military indiscipline
August 1(?), 1920 - Ryazan - Finishes the Red Commanders Cavalry Course - joins 2nd Moscow Rifle Brigade
August 25(?), 1920 - Krasnodar - The brigade is sent to the Northern Caucassus to fight agains Baron Wrangel
October 1(?), 1920 - Voronezh(?) - Marries Alexandra Dievna. Promoted to Platoon and then Squadron Commander
December 1(?), 1920 - Voronezh - Transfered to Voronezh
March 5, 1921 - ? - Decorated for bravery, against Antonov's partisan Troops
June 1(?), 1922 - ? - Appointed squadron commander in the 38th cavalry regiment
March 1(?), 1923 - ? - Promoted to assistant commander of the 40th Cavalry Regiment
July 1(?), 1923 - ? - Appointed commander of the 39th Buzuluk Cavalry Regiment
October 1(?), 1924 - Leningrad - Attends Higher Cavalry School in Leningrad
July(?) 1(?), 1925 - Volkhov River - The course switches to tactical combat training - forced march with horses
August(?) 1(?), 1925 - Minsk - When the course ends, Zhukov covers 963km on horseback back to his regiment
January(?) 1(?), 1926 - Strelkovka (Zhukovo), Kaluga Province - Back home to visit mother and sister
December 1(?), 1928 - ? - birth of daughter Era
June 1(?), 1929 - ? - birth of daughter Margarita
December 1(?), 1929 - Moscow - Attends Frunze Military Academy
May 20(?), 1930 - Moscow - Finishes Course - Promoted to command of 2nd Cavalry Brigade of the 7th Samara Division
February 1(?), 1931 - Moscow - Appointed assistant inspector of the cavalry
April 1(?), 1933 - Slutsk, Belarus (S of Minsk) - Appointed commander of the 4th (Voroshilov) Cavalry Division
January(?) 1(?), 1935 - ? - Awarded the Order of Lenin
January(?) 1(?), 1937 - ? - Birth of daughter Ella
May 1(?), 1937 - ? - Arrest and execution of Marshal Tukhachevsky and start of military purges
July 1(?), 1937 - Belarus
 - appointed commander of the 3rd Cavalry Corps in Belarus
March 1(?), 1938 - Smolensk? - Transfered to the command of the 6th cossack corps
June 1(?), 1938 - Smolensk? - Appointed deputy commander of the belarusian military district
May 24, 1939 - Smolensk? - Receives orders to move to Mongolian border
May 30, 1939 - Tamtsak-Bulat - posted to the mongolian-manchurian border
June 12, 1939 - Khalkhin-Gol - appointed commander of the 57th Special Corps at Khalkhin-Gol
July 13, 1939 - Khalkhin-Gol - Deputy Defense Commissar G.I.Kulik orders Zhukov to withraw to east of the river
July 14, 1939 - Khalkhin-Gol - Kulik's orders are cancelled and Moscow and Voroshilov support Zhukov
July 19, 1939 - Khalkhin-Gol - 57th Corps reorganized into 1st Army group with zhukov in command
August 20, 1939 - Khalkhin-Gol - Launch of attack on japanese forces
August 23, 1939 - Signature of the Nazi-Soviet Pact
August 27, 1939 - Khalkhin-Gol - Zhukov issues a decree to the 1st Army Group announcing the surrounding and destruction of the japanese forces on Mongolian territory
August 30, 1939 - Zhukov is made a Hero of the Soviet Union for his victory in Khalkhin-Gol
September 1(?), 1939 - Ulan-Bator, Mongolia - After the battle, Zhukov moves the 1st Army Group HQ
September 17, 1939 - Soviet Invasion of Eastern Poland
May 1(?), 1940 - Kiev - Appointed commander of the kiev special military district
June 2, 1940 - Moscow? - First meeting with Stalin
June 5, 1940 - Promoted to General of the Army
June 28, 1940 - Bessarabia | Bukovina - Leads Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and north Bukovina
July 17, 1940 - Bessarabia | Bukovina - issues a decree cataloguing a series of deficiencies in his army for reorganization
December 25, 1940 - Moscow - Zhukov delivers report "the character of contemporary offensive operations"
January 2, 1941 - ? / Kremlin, Moscow - First War Game - until January 6th. Meeting of Conference participants with Stalin
January 8, 1941 - ? - Second War Game - until 11th
January 14, 1941 - ? - Appointed chief of the General staff
January 20, 1941 - ? - Takes part in General Staff war games
February 1(?), 1941 - ? - Elected alternate member of the central committee at the 18th Party conference
March 5, 1941 - ? - Zhukov is given additional responsabilities for military communications, fuel supplies, air defence, and the running of the General Staff Academy
May 15, 1941 - ? - Draft of Soviet plan for a preemptive strike against Germany
May 24, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov and Timoshenko meet Stalin
June 14, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov and Timoshenko go see Stalin to urge him to alert all border forces and deploy more troops to the border
June 21, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - New meeting with Stalin - directive issued to all military districts warning of possible german surprise attack on 22 or 23
June 22, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov and Timoshenko meet Stalin as reports of the invasion come in
June 23, 1941 - Tarnopol - Arrives in Tarnopol as representative of the High Command
June 24, 1941 - ? - establishment of STAVKA, campaign headquarters of the supreme command
June 26, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Back in Stalin's office
June 29, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov is again in Stalin's office
June 30, 1941 - Fall of Minsk
July 15, 1941 - Zhukov issues a Stavka directive to all fronts on "the utilization of the experience of war"
July 29, 1941 - Vyazma - Removed as chief of the general staff and appointed to command of reserve front
August 11, 1941 - Yel'nya, near Smolensk - Leads counteroffensive in Yel'nya
August 16, 1941 - Stalin issues order No.270 (signed by Zhukov) instructing that cowards and deserters were to be eliminated
August 21, 1941 - Yel'nya - Reports to Stalin that the attack had so far failed to surround the enemy
August 30, 1941 - Yel'nya - Offensive is resumed
September 6, 1941 - Yel'nya - Zhukov captures Yel'nya. Germans are forces to withraw
September 8, 1941 - Yel'nya - Zhukov stresses the good performance of his division in a report to Stalin
September 11, 1941 - Moscow - Meets Stalin. Appointed commander of the Leningrad Front
September 13, 1941 - Leningrad - Zhukov flies to Leningrad, almost shot down over Lake Ladoga by messerschmitts
September 15, 1941 - Leningrad - Zhukov orders counterattacks
September 17, 1941 - Leningrad - Zhukov issues orders to shoot immediately anybody that abandons the front
September 18, 1941 - While in Leningrad - Stalin issues an order designating Zhukov's divisions as "Guards" Divisions
October 5, 1941 - Leningrad - Stalin phones Zhukov in Leningrad, asking him to fly to Moscow
October 7, 1941 - Moscow - With the situation stable in Leningrad, Zhukov arrives in Moscow - Stavka appoints him its representative to the reserve front
October 8, 1941 - Mozhaisk - Orders to proceed to the western front
October 11, 1941 - Moscow - Appointed commander of the Western Front
October 13, 1941 - Moscow - Zhukov uses the same methods as in Leningrad to organize and discipline the troops
November 1, 1941 - Moscow - Zhukov starts receiving reinforcements, until 15th
November 8, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov meets Stalin at the Kremlin
November 20, 1941 - Odintsovo (Western Front HQ) - German offensive reaches its limit
December 5, 1941 - Beginning of the Moscow counteroffensive
January 1, 1942 - Perkhushkin (Western Front HQ) - Zhukov celebrates New Year with his family
January 7, 1942 - (reaches) Sukhinichi and Borovsk - Orders to begin the 2nd phase of the counteroffensive
January 8, 1942 - Launch of first Rzhev-Vyazma operation
January 27, 1942 - Zhukov orders the 8th airborne brigade to drop W of Vyazma
February 15, 1942 - Yukhnov - Mounts a major attack to finish off the german hedgehog at Yukhnov
March 5, 1942 - Yukhnov - The Germans are forced to abandon Yukhnov
July 5, 1942 - E of Rzhev Salient - Zhukov attacks the 2.Panzerarmee
July 17, 1942 - E of Rzhev Salient - Second Rzhev-Vyazma operation
August 5, 1942 - E of Rzhev Salient - Zhukov attacks east side of Rzhev
August 26, 1942 - E of Rzhev Salient - Appointed Stalin's deputy supreme commander. Orders to go to Stalingrad
August 29, 1942 - Stalingrad - Flies to General Gordov's HQ in the Stalingrad Front
September 3, 1942 - N of Stalingrad - Zhukov directs a strike to the narrow corridor north of Stalingrad
September 12, 1942 - Moscow - Flies back to Moscow to brief Stalin about Stalingrad
September 28, 1942 - Moscow - End of the debates within the Stavka about the offensive planning for the Autumn
November 3, 1942 - Moscow - Zhukov announces that Col. Gerasimov and Divisional Commissary Shabalov were shot for ordering an unauthorized retreat
November 19, 1942 - Operation Uranus - Red Army Counteroffensive at Stalingrad
November 25, 1942 - Rzhev Salient? - Third Rzhev-Viazma operation (operation Mars)
December 20, 1942 - Rzhev Salient? - Operation Mars ends without success
January 10, 1943 - Leningrad - Returns to Leningrad to supervise an operation by the Volkhov and Leningrad fronts
January 12, 1943 - Leningrad - Operation Iskra begins
January 18, 1943 - Leningrad - Operation Istra suceeds in reestablishing road and rail links to Leningrad. Zhukov is promoted to Marshal of the Soviet Union
January 25(?), 1943 - Moscow - Flies to Moscow to begin planning operation Polar Star
January 28, 1943 - Moscow - Zhukov is decorated with the Order of Suvorov 1st class
February 1(?), 1943 - Leningrad? - Back in the North Front to supervise Operation Polar Star
February 19, 1943 - Leningrad - Zhukov is surprised to see germans evacuate Demyansk Pocket. Orders attack
February 28, 1943 - ? - Zhukov cables Stalin that Polar Star should be limited to capturing Staraya Russa
March 5, 1943 - ? - Rather than accept that "polar star" failed, Zhukov orders attack again
March 15(?), 1943 - Moscow - Zhukov is recalled to Moscow
March 16, 1943 - Moscow - Stalin orders Zhukov to go to Kursk to contain the german counteroffensive
March 20(?), 1943 - Bobryshevo, between Kursk and Belgorod - Sent to the Voronezh Front to investigate the situation
April 8, 1943 - Bobryshevo, between Kursk and Belgorod - Pens a long note to Stalin giving his estimate of the german's next move
April 12, 1943 - Moscow - In Moscow to attend a Stavka conference with Stalin
April 18, 1943 - Kuban Bridgehead - Zhukov is sent to the Caucassus Front to supervise an offensive in the Kuban bridgehead
May 1(?), 1943 - Bobryshevo, between Kursk and Belgorod - Returns to Kursk
July 4, 1943 - Central Front HQ - As Operation Zitadelle starts, Zhukov is at the Central Front HQ
July 5, 1943 - ? - Start of the Battle of Kursk. Zhukov orders Rokossovsky to fire strong artillery to disrupt Model's attack
July 12, 1943 - ? - Zhukov orders the beginning of Operation Kutuzov (to liberate Orel Salient)
July 13, 1943 - ? - Zhukov goes to Vatutin's HQ to coordinate Operation Rumyantsev
August 3, 1943 - Operation Rumyantsev starts
September 22, 1943 - Bukrin - Soviet tankers seize a bridgehead on the Dnepr at Bukrin
September 28, 1943 - ? - Appointed Stavka Coordinator of the Voronezh and Steppe Front
November 3, 1943 - Lyutezh - Vatutin conducts a breakout from Lyutezh bridgehead that routs a german corps
November 6, 1943 - Kiev - Liberation of Kiev
December 15(?), 1943 - Kremlin, Moscow - Returns to Moscow and pitches his plan to encircle Manstein at Cherkassy Salient
January 25, 1944 - ? - The offensive starts
January 28, 1944 - Korsun Pocket - Soviet armoured spearheads link up and encircle 56,000 germans
February 8, 1944 - ? - Zhukov offers surrender terms to the trapped german forces
February 12, 1944 - Lysyanka - Stalin puts Zhukov in direct command of the blocking forces around Lysyanka
February 16, 1944 - Korsun Pocket - Zhukov is surprised that the germans escape during the night fighting they way out
March 1, 1944 - After Vatutin's assassination, Zhukov is appointed commander of the 1st Ukranian front
March 4, 1944 - New offensive starts, much better organized
March 15(?), 1944 - Tarnopol? - Battle of Tarnopol
March 20, 1944 - Between Tarnopol and Proskurov - Zhukov lauches 3 tank armies against the germans
March 24, 1944 - Dniester River - 1st tank army crosses the Dniester River after advance SW
March 26, 1944 - Chernovtsy | Kaments-Podol'skiy - Zhukov overruns Chernovtsy and Kaments-Podol'skiy
March 31, 1944 - Kamenets-Podolsk - Zhukov becomes aware that germans escaped W and not SW
April 11, 1944 - 11km from Tarnopol - Zhukov blocks the german relief force to Tarnopol
April 22, 1944 - Kremlin, Moscow - Recalled to the Stavka. Meeting with Stalin
May 15, 1944 - ? - Zhukov is relieved of his "temporary" command
June 5, 1944 - ? - Zhukov arrives at Rokossovsky's HQ
June 23, 1944 - near Bobruisk - Operation Bagration Starts
July 3, 1944 - Minsk - Capture of Minsk. Germans retreat towards Poland
July 11, 1944 - ? - Zhukov arrives at Konev's HQ
July 13, 1944 - ? - Capture of Vilnius
July 15(?), 1944 - ? - Appointed stavka coordinator of the Lvov-Sandomierz Operation
July 19, 1944 - ? - Proposes to Stalin a series of operation to occupy East Prússia
July 27, 1944 - Lvov, Poland - Capture of Lvov
July 29, 1944 - Made a Hero of the Soviet Union for a second time
July 31, 1944 - Sandomierz, Poland - Zhukov gains a bridgehead over the Vistula River at Sandomierz. Zhukov graces the cover of "Life magazine"
August 1, 1944 - Warsaw Uprising
August 8, 1944 - Zhukov and Rokossovsky submit to Stavka a new plan to capture Warsaw
August 25, 1944 - ? - Zhukov arrives to Tolbukhin's HQ
September 5, 1944 - Romania Surrenders
September 7, 1944 - Bulgaria - Zhukov supervises the Soviet invasion of Bulgaria
September 15(?), 1944 - Poland - Back in Poland to coordinate the 1st and 2nd belarusian fronts
November 2, 1944 - Kremlin, Moscow - Meeting with Stalin
November 18, 1944 - Appointed commander of the 1st belarusian front
January 14, 1945 - Pulawy | Magnuszew Bridgeheads - Launch of Vistula-Oder operation - deep penetration from Pulawy
January 16, 1945 - Around Warsaw - Soviet and polish forces begin encircling Warsaw. Radom Captured
January 17, 1945 - Warsaw - Vacant Warsaw ocupied. Sochaczew captured
January 19, 1945 - Lódz - Zhukov captures Lódz
January 31, 1945 - Kienitz, Germany - Elements of Zhukov's front secure a bridgehead at Kienitz, 70km from Berlin
February 18, 1945 - Stavka halts 1st belarusian advance on Berlin
March 29, 1945 - Moscow - Called to Moscow
April 2, 1945 - Moscow - Meeting with Stalin
April 14, 1945 - Oder River - Zhukov begins probing the Oder River as a prelude to his great offensive
April 16, 1945 - Reitwein - In Reitwein as Largest artillery bombardment in history of Warfare over Seelow Heights
April 19, 1945 - Müncheberg - Zhukov captures Müncheberg
April 22, 1945 - Northern and Eastern Suburbs of Berlin
April 30, 1945  - Reichtag, Berlin - Capture of the Reichtag Building
May 1, 1945 - Reich Chancellery, Berlin - Zhukov searches for the bodies of Hitler and Goebbels
May 8, 1945 - Karlshorst, East Berlin - Zhukov present at the signing of german capitulation
May 19, 1945 - Moscow - Zhukov returns to Moscow
May 30, 1945 - ? - appointed commander of Soviet occupation forces in Germany
June 9, 1945 - Berlin - Holds a press conference in the german capital
June 15(?), 1945 - Moscow - Returns to Moscow to receive his 3rd Hero of the Soviet Union award
June 18, 1945 - Stalin's Dacha - Stalin asks Zhukov if he still remembered how to ride a horse
June 24, 1945 - Moscow - Leads Victory Parade in Red Square
July 16, 1945 - Potsdam - Attends Potsdam Conference. Stalin arrives in Berlin by train
August 2, 1945 - Potsdam - End of the Potsdam Conference
August 12, 1945 - Moscow - Attends a Physical culture parade in red Square, with Eisenhower
September 7, 1945 - Berlin - Zhukov rides again at the Victory Parade in Berlin
November 7, 1945 - Berlin - Last meeting between Zhukov and Eisenhower
February 1(?), 1946 - ? - Zhukov is elected to the Supreme Soviet
March 22, 1946 - ? - Appointed commander-in-chief of Soviet ground forces
April 1(?), 1946 - Moscow - Returns to Moscow
June 1, 1946 - Moscow - Dismissed as commander-in-chief of soviet ground forces and posted to Odessa
June 5(?), 1946 - Odessa - Arrives in Odessa?
August 1(?), 1946 - Sochi - Enjoying his first vacations with his family since the end of WW2
February 1(?), 1947 - ? - Expelled from membership of the party Central Committee
January 1(?), 1948 - ? - censured for extracting war booty from Germany
February 4, 1948 - Sverdlovsk - Transfered to the Command of the Urals Military district
January(?) 1(?), 1950 - Sverdlovsk - Meets Galina Semonova in Sverdlovsk. Reelected to the Supreme Soviet
July(?) 1(?), 1950 - Sverdlovsk - Hospitalized because of heart problems
January(?) 1(?), 1951 - Warsaw - Member of a Government delegation to Warsaw
October 1(?), 1952 - ? - Attends 19th party congress and is elected to Central Committee
March 4, 1953 - Sverdlovsk - Receives a message to phonecall Bulganin (who tells him to fly to Moscow)
March 5, 1953 - Moscow - Arrives in Moscow. Stalin dies
March 9, 1953 - Moscow - Zhukov is prominent in the military guard of honor at Stalin's funeral
March 15, 1953 - Moscow - appointed deputy defense minister
June 26, 1953 - ? - Bulganin telephones zhukov and asks him to come to the Kremlin - About Beria. He personally arrests Beria
January(?) 1(?), 1954 - Death of Zhukov's Sister Maria
September 14, 1954 - Totskoe - Oversees nuclear test and exercise
February 7, 1955 - Appointed minister of Defense
May 1(?), 1955 - Signing of the Warsaw pact
July 18, 1955 - Geneva - Attends Geneva Summit and meets Eisenhower
July 20, 1955 - Geneva - First conversation between Zhukov and Eisenhower
July 23, 1955 - Geneva - Second conversation between Zhukov and Eisenhower
February 1(?), 1956 - Elected to the Presidium at the 20th Party Congress
February 25, 1956 - ? - Khrushchev gives secret speech to 20th Party congress
October 19, 1956 - Warsaw - Flies to Warsaw with Konev
November 1(?), 1956 - Oversees soviet military intervention in Hungary
January 1(?), 1957 - India / Burma - Tours India and Burma
February 5, 1957 - Military Staff College, India - Zhukov gives a speech about the question of nuclear war
February 20(?), 1957 - Retired from the armed forces by the Presidium
March 1(?), 1957 - East Berlin - Zhukov goes to East Berlin to sign a defence agreement with the East German Government
May 1(?), 1957 - Moscow - Zhukov defends the idea of a preemptive attack against NATO in a military conference
June 19, 1957 - ? - birth of daughter Maria
June 25(?), 1957 - ? - Leads defense of Khrushchev against attempted coup by the antiparty group
October 5, 1957 - Sevastopol - Boards the cruiser "Kuibyshev" on a trip to Yugoslavia
October 8, 1957 - Zadar, Yugoslavia - The "Kuibyshev" arrives to Yugoslavia
October 16, 1957 - Belgrade - Submits a report to Moscow on his conversations with Tito
October 17, 1957 - Belgrade - Leaves Belgrade towards Albânia
October 26, 1957 - Moscow - Returns to Moscow
October 28, 1957 - Central Committee dismisses Zhukov for distancing army from the party
January(?) 1(?), 1959 - attacked at 21st Party congress by Minister of Defense Malinovsky
January(?) 1(?), 1961 - attacked at 22nd party congress by Khrushchev
October 1(?), 1964 - Fall of Khrushchev
January(?) 1(?), 1965 - Divorces Alexandra Dievna. Marries Galina Semonova
May 8, 1965 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov is invited to attend a speech by new leader Brezhnev - he is given a standing ovation
November 1(?), 1966 - ? - Attends a conference celebrating the 25 anniversary of the battle of Moscow. Awarded 5th order of Lenin
December 1(?), 1967 - Death of Alexandra Dievna
January 1(?), 1968 - Arkhangel'skoe (outside Moscow) - Suffers Stroke while resting in a sanatorium
April 1(?), 1969 - Publication of 1st edition of Zhukov's memoirs
September 11, 1971 - Khrushchev dies
November 13, 1973 - Death of Galina Semonova
June 18, 1974 - Moscow - Georgy Zhukov dies in the Kremlin Hospital, aged 77 =(END)

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  1. It's a very deep and interesting research!
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