Background
Maxim was born on the 7th of October in 1895, the village of Maty in the Pruzhany district, Belarus.
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Maxim Antonovich Antonyuk
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Maxim Antonyuk was a military leader, lieutenant-general and a Participant of the First World War and Civil War. Since August 1940. He was a deputy inspector-general of the infantry of the Red Army. Since August 1941, the commander of the operational group of the 7th Army. Commander of the 48th Army (September 1941), a group of troops of the 54th Army (September-October 1941) of the Leningrad Front.
Education
He graduated from the Military Academy of the Workersand Peasants Red Army in 1921.
Career
Since August 1941, the commander of the operational group of the 7th Army. Commander of the 48th Army (September 1941), a group of troops of the 54th Army (September-October 1941) of the Leningrad Front. In June 1942, the commander of the 60th Army of the Voronezh Front. Released on July 24, 1942 for the unsuccessful offensive actions of the army in the Voronezh region. Since September 1942, the deputy commander, commander of the 2nd Reserve Army Supreme Headquarters. In April 1943 he was deputy commander of the troops of the Steppe Military District (since July 1943 - Steppe Front). Assistant Commander of the Baltic, 2nd Baltic Front (from November 1943). Deputy commander of the Lvov Military District (1945-1947).
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Died
July 30, 1961 (aged 65) -
Nationality
Belarusian