Battle of Debrecen order of battle

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This order of battle lists the German, Hungarian and Soviet forces involved in the Battle of Debrecen in October 1944.

[edit] Order of Battle for 6th Army, October 1944

Army Group Army Corps Division Remarks
South
Gen Friessner
German
6th Army
Gen Fretter-Pico
IV Panzer Corps
LtGen Kleeman
24th Panzer Division
 
LXXII Army Corps
LtGen Schmidt
76th Infantry Division
 
Hungarian
VII Army Corps
MajGen Vörös
Hungarian
8th Reserve Division
 
Hungarian
12th Reserve Division
 
III Panzer Corps
LtGen Breith
1st Panzer Division
 
13th Panzer Division
 
23rd Panzer Division
 
Feldherrnhalle
Panzergrenadier Division
 
22nd SS Cavalry Division
Maria Theresa
 
46th Infantry Division
 
503rd Heavy Tank Battalion
 
Hungarian
Second Army
LtGen von Dalnoki
(Attached to
German
Sixth Army)
Hungarian
II Army Corps
MajGen Kiss
Hungarian
2nd Armored Division
 
Hungarian
25th Infantry Division
 
German
15th Infantry Division
 
Hungarian
Group Finta
BrigGen Finta
Hungarian
7th Replacement Division
 
Hungarian
1st Replacement
Mountain Brigade
 
Hungarian
2nd Replacement
Mountain Brigade
 
Army Reserve
LtGen von Dalnoki
Hungarian
9th Replacement Division
 

[edit] Order of Battle for Second Ukrainian Front, October 1944

Front Army Corps Division Remarks
 
2nd Ukrainian
Marshal Malinovsky
Soviet
7th Guards Army
LtGen Shumilov
24th Guards
Rifle Corps
72nd Guards Rifle Division
 
81st Guards Rifle Division
 
6th Rifle Division
 
25th Guards
Rifle Corps
6th Guards Airborne
Rifle Division
 
36th Guards Rifle Division
 
53rd Rifle Division
 
Army Reserve
227th Rifle Division
 
Soviet
27th Army
LtGen Trofimenko
35th Guards
Rifle Corps
3rd Guards Airborne
Rifle Division
 
93rd Guards Rifle Division
 
180th Rifle Division
 
202nd Rifle Division
 
33rd Rifle Corps
78th Rifle Division
 
337th Rifle Division
 
104th Rifle Corps
4th Guards Airborne
Rifle Division
 
163rd Rifle Division
 
206th Rifle Division
 
Army Reserve
11th Artillery Division
 
27th Guards
Tank Brigade
 
Romanian
2nd Mountain Division
 
Romanian
3rd Mountain Division
 
Romanian
18th Infantry Division
 
Romanian
Tudor Vladimirescu
Infantry Division
 
Soviet
40th Army
LtGen Zhmachenko
50th Rifle Corps
240th Rifle Division
 
51st Rifle Corps
38th Rifle Division
 
133rd Rifle Division
 
232nd Rifle Division
 
Army Reserve
42nd Guards Rifle Division
 
Soviet
46th Army
LtGen Schlemin
10th Guards
Rifle Corps
49th Guards Rifle Division
 
59th Guards Rifle Division
 
86th Guards Rifle Division
 
109th Guards Rifle Division
 
31st Guards
Rifle Corps
4th Guards Rifle Division
 
34th Guards Rifle Division
 
40th Guards Rifle Division
 
37th Rifle Corps
108th Guards Rifle Division
 
320th Rifle Division
 
Army Reserve
7th Breakthrough
Artillery Division
 
Soviet
53rd Army
LtGen Managarov
27th Guards
Rifle Corps
297th Rifle Division
 
409th Rifle Division
 
49th Rifle Corps
1st Guards Airborne
Rifle Division
 
110th Guards Rifle Division
 
375th Rifle Division
 
57th Rifle Corps
203rd Rifle Division
 
228th Rifle Division
 
243rd Rifle Division
 
Army Reserve
18th Tank Corps
 
5th Guards Breakthrough
Artillery Division
 
Soviet
6th Guards
Tank Army
MajGen Kravchenko
Direct Army
Control
9th Guards
Mechanized Corps
 
5th Guards
Tank Corps
 
6th Self-Propelled
Artillery Brigade
 
Romanian
Cavalry Corps
1st Cavalry
Training Division
 
1st Infantry
Training Division
 
Soviet
Cavalry Mechanized
Group Pliyev
MajGen Pliyev
4th Guards
Cavalry Corps
9th Guards
Cavalry Division
 
10th Guards
Cavalry Division
 
30th Cavalry Division
 
6th Guards
Cavalry Corps
8th Guards
Cavalry Division
 
13th Guards
Cavalry Division
 
8th Cavalry Division
 
Direct Group
Control
7th Mechanized Corps
 
Soviet
Cavalry Mechanized
Group Gorshkov
MajGen Gorshkov
5th Guards
Cavalry Corps
11th Guards
Cavalry Division
 
12th Guards
Cavalry Division
 
63rd Cavalry Division
 
Direct Group
Control
23rd Tank Corps
 
Romanian
First Army
Gen Macici
IV Corps
2nd Infantry Division
 
4th Infantry Division
 
VII Corps
9th Cavalry Division
 
19th Infantry Division
 
Romanian
Fourth Army
Gen Avramescu
Mountain Corps
1st Mountain Division
 
3rd Infantry Division
 
6th Infantry Division
 
II Corps
8th Cavalry Division
 
20th Infantry Division
 
VI Corps
7th Infantry Division
 
9th Infantry Division
 
21st Infantry Division
 
Army Reserve
1st Cavalry Division
 
11th Infantry Division
 
Armored Group
(remnants of 1st
Armored Division)
 
Front Reserve
Marshal Malinovsky
2nd Guards
Mechanized Corps
 
25th Guards Rifle Division
 
303rd Rifle Division
 

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