During the Second World War, the Soviet Union was no less famous than Germany, with Timoshenko, Zhukov, Vasilevsky, and then Trikov, Bilyuzov, Glyochko, and so on; in terms of lineup and ability, it was no less than Germany's famous general team. But in fact, the soviet team of famous players can be more powerful; unfortunately, for some reason, many of them died early, such as the five famous players to be counted next, at least one of them is much stronger than Zhukov.
TOP, 5 Chernyakhovsky
Chernyakhovsky was an outstanding command genius, especially good at high-intensity sports warfare, deeply trusted and valued by Vasilevsky and Stalin; before the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War, he had already been appointed to the commander of the division, and after that, under the neutrality of voronezh, the Battle of the Dnieper, the Battle of Kiev and many other famous battles, his official position was also soaring, before the end of the Soviet-German War, he had become the commander of the Front, and even Stalin had booked him as the successor of the Soviet high command; unfortunately, when attacking East Prussia, Unfortunately killed in battle.
TOP, 4 Tukhachevsky
Tukhachevsky was the youngest of the first five marshals of the Soviet Union, who made an indelible contribution to the establishment and stability of the Soviet regime, and his varied tactics and ability to adapt to complex situations and deal with crises. Of course, his ability is not only this, after the establishment and stabilization of the Soviet Union, he as the core of the military, naturally to plan the future of the army, he created the theory of large-scale use of tanks, mechanized infantry and aviation to carry out large-depth battles, known as the "Red Napoleon"; unfortunately died in the "anti-plot".
TOP, 3 Ubolević
Ubolevich was a Lithuanian Jew and the most prestigious soviet general before World War II; Zhukov, Koniev, and others generally agreed that the famous Tukhachevsky was actually half as good as Ubolevich. He also established a remarkable merit in the process of the establishment and stabilization of the Soviet Union, and his strategic thinking was very similar to tukhachevsky's planning for the future of the army, but unfortunately he later died on the same day as Tukhachevsky. And he should be the one of the generals that Stalin regretted killing the most, why? For Stalin said to his subordinates during a tour: "You must train your troops as you did when Ubolevich was alive." ”
TOP, 2 Yegorov
This Yegorov was also one of the first five marshals of the Soviet Union, during the establishment and stability of the Soviet Union, successively served as the commander of the 9th and Southwestern Fronts, commanded well, and made outstanding achievements in battle; after that, he participated in military reform, advocated the reorganization of the Soviet Army and Navy according to new technical equipment, advocated the establishment of a powerful armored tank corps and a homeland air defense system, and made important contributions to the construction of the Soviet Army and the development of military scholarship. Moreover, he was also the first chief of the general staff of the Soviet Union, and his ability was remarkable, and he was eventually killed at the same time as Tukhachevsky, Ubolevich and others.
TOP, 1 Frunze
Finally came the most important person, Frunze, probably many people have not heard his name, it does not matter, know the Frunze Military Academy, one of the four major military academies in the world; in the Soviet period, most of the famous generals you have heard of, most of them came out of this military academy, is the cradle of real famous generals. And Frunze naturally needless to say, he is a real prodigy, he has fought all his life, no defeat, no matter how difficult the battle, how powerful the opponent, the final victory is him.
To put it mildly, the above four, including Zhukov and others, are only worthy of being his students, and he is only eleven years older than Zhukov, if not by a mysterious death, it is entirely possible to catch up with the Soviet-German war; if he is in command of the Soviet army, whether the German army can cross the Soviet border is still a question. And how did he die? He had a stomach ulcer, and after dietary therapy should be fine, but Stalin insisted that he go to the operation, and after 30 hours of surgery, he died of heart paralysis.
In fact, before the outbreak of World War II, there were really a lot of talents in the Soviet Union, especially military talents, at that time, seven of the eight most talented (later evaluations) in the Soviet military circles were killed, in addition to a large number of middle-level and grass-roots commanders were killed, making the combat effectiveness of the Soviet army decline rapidly. However, the most regrettable death is still Frunze, a generation of military wizards, who died at the peak of their lives (at the age of 40), and I have to say a pity.