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Generals from Soviet Union
Kurakin, Brigade-Lawyer Vasilii Konstantinovich
(1889-1938)
Kurashvili, Major-General Georgii Gavrilovich
(1900-1978)
Kurasov, Army General Vladimir Vasilevich
(1897-1973)
Kurbanaliev, Brigade-Commissar Abrakhim Alievich
(1901-1942)
Kurbatkin, Lieutenant-General Pavel Semenovich
(1898-1956)
Kurbatov, Lieutenant-General of Artillery Aleksandr Ivanovich
(1893-1972)
Kurdiumov, Lieutenant-General Vladimir Nikolaevich
(1895-1970)
Kurekhin, Major-General of Quartermaster Service Ivan Timofeevich
(1897-1951)
Kurganov, Brigade-Commissar Fedor Petrovich
(1899- )
Kurganskii, Major-General of Artillery Nikolai Vladimirovich
(1875-1946)
Kurianov, Major-General Nikolai Fedorovich
(1899-1963)
Kurilov, Major-General of Aviation Semen Georgievich
(1894-1959)
Kurin, Brigade-Engineer Leonid Sergeevich
(1898-1981)
Kuritskes, Major-General of Aviation-Engineering Service Iakov Moiseevich
(1893-1964)
Kurkin, Colonel-General of Tank Troops Aleksei Vasilevich
(1901-1948)
Kurkov, Division-Intendant Petr Ivanovich
(1889-1937)
Kurkovskii, Major-General of Artillery Moisei Naumovich
(1898-1951)
Kurlykhin, Major-General Arsenii Pavlovich
(1897-1983)
Kurmanov, Major-General Ivan Dmitrievich
(1890-1942)
Kurmoiartsev, Brigade-Commissar Petr Mikhailovich
( - )
Kurnosov, Major-General Georgii Alekseevich
(1893-1975)
Kurochkin, Major-General of Quartermaster Service Aleksandr Dmitrievich
(1893-1960)
Kurochkin, Major-General of Aviation Aleksandr Filippovich
(1900-1964)
Kurochkin, Major-General Konstantin Trofimovich
(1902-1974)
Kurochkin, Army General Pavel Alekseevich
(1900-1989)
Kurochkin, Lieutenant-General of Signal Troops Petr Mikhailovich
(1897-1970)
Kuropatenko, Major-General Dmitrii Semenovich
(1902-1977)
Kurov, Brigade-Commissar Nikolai Ivanovich
(1900-1954)
Kursakov, Major-General Pavel Trofimovich
(1897-1952)
Kurskii, Commissar of State Security 3rd Rank Vladimir Mikhailovich
(1897-1937)
Kuryshev, Major-General Ivan Ignatevich
(1896-1984)