The Generals of WWII
Generals from Soviet Union
Nikitin, Ivan Semenovich
Major-General
* 22nd of October 1897
† April 1942
(Иван Семенович Никитин)
Promotions
| 1935-11-26 | Kombrig |
| 1940-06-04 | Major-General |
Service
| 1921-11-XX | – | 1922-07-XX | Commanding Officer 82nd Cavalry Regiment |
| 1922-07-XX | – | 1924-09-XX | Commanding Officer 72nd Cavalry Regiment |
| 1924-09-XX | – | 1925-XX-XX | Attending the Military Academy of Red Army |
| 1925-XX-XX | – | 1927-09-XX | Attending the Frunze Military Academy |
| 1927-09-XX | – | 1928-09-XX | Instructor at Advanced Cavalry Commanders Training Course |
| 1928-09-XX | – | 1930-10-XX | Chief of Staff, 9th Crimean Cavalry Division |
| 1930-10-XX | – | 1932-02-XX | Attending the Ukrainian Cavalry School |
| 1932-02-XX | – | 1936-03-XX | Commanding Officer 5th Cavalry Division |
| 1936-03-XX | – | 1937-10-XX | Military Adviser to Mongolia |
| 1937-10-XX | – | 1938-09-XX | In reserve |
| 1938-09-XX | – | 1939-09-XX | Instructor at Frunze Military Academy |
| 1939-09-XX | – | 1940-02-XX | Assistant Head of Operative Section, Army Inspectorate, Belorussian Special Military District |
| 1940-02-XX | – | 1940-03-11 | Assistant Commander in Chief Belorussian Special Military District |
| 1940-03-11 | – | 1941-06-25 | Commanding Officer VI Cavalry Corps |
| 1941-06-25 | – | 1942-04-XX | Prisoner of War |
| 1942-04-XX | Executed by the Germans |
Picture source: Courtesy of Ilya Mukhin