Command
Commanders:
- General of the Army Rodion Malinovsky (Oct. 1943 - May 1944);
- General of the Army, in September 1944, Marshal of the Soviet Union Fyodor Tolbukhin (May 1944 - end of the war).
Member of the Military Council:
- Lieutenant-General in September 1944, Colonel-General A. Zheltov (whole period).
Chief of Staff:
- Lieutenant-General Theodosius K. Korzhenevich (Oct. 1943 - May 1944);
- Lieutenant-General in May 1944, Colonel-General Sergey Biryuzov (May–October 1944);
- Lieutenant-General in April 1945, Colonel-General Simon P. Ivanov (October 1944 - end of the war).
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