Question: Soviet Manpower and Mobilization

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Question: Soviet Manpower and Mobilization

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Could you recommend sources on the geographical aspects of mobilization and distribution of personnel in the constitution of WW2-era Soviet army units and formations of all sizes? That is, what were the Soviet policies and practices relating local recruit cadres to the final frontline formations?

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