District militaire de l'Oural

La district militaire de l'Oural^[1] est un district militaire des forces armées de l'Union soviétique et de la fédération de Russie, qui a existé en 1918-1922, 1935-1989 et 1992-2001.

Le siège du district est situé à Sverdlovsk (Iekaterinbourg). De 1919 à 1922, il s'appelait le district militaire de Priouralsky.

(ru) V. I. Feskov, V. I. Golikov, K. A. Kalashnikov et S. A. Slugin, {{Ouvrage}} : paramètre titre manquant, Tomsk, Scientific and Technical Literature Publishing, 2013 (ISBN 9785895035306)
Military Encyclopedia in 8 Volumes. Volume 6: Ogarkov – "Progress" / Chief Editor of the Commission Sergey Ivanov – Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, 2002 – 639 Pages – ISBN 5-203-01873-1 – Page 621
Military Encyclopedia in 8 Volumes. Volume 8: Tajik – Yashin / Chief Editor of the Commission Sergey Ivanov – Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, 2004 – 579 Pages – ISBN 5-203-01875-8 – Pages 195–196
History of the Ural Military District / Edited by Alexander Egorovsky, Ivan Tutarinov – 1 – Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union, 1970 – 352 Pages – 11,500 Copies
Team of Authors, Armed Forces of the Soviet Union After World War II: From the Red Army to the Soviet (Part 1: Ground Forces), Tomsk, Publishing House of Scientific and Technical Literature, 2013 [[[ 2013|détail de l’édition]]] (ISBN 978-5-89503-530-6)
Team of Authors, Red Banner Ural: History of the Red Banner Ural Military District, Moscow, Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union, 1983
Andrey Lensky et Mikhail Tsybin, Soviet Ground Forces in the Last Year of the Soviet Union. Directory, Saint Petersburg, B&K, 2001, 174, 178–183 (ISBN 5-93414-063-9), « Volga–Ural Military District »
Team of Authors, Political Repression of the Commanding Staff, 1937–1938. Ural Military District, Saint Petersburg, Publishing and Printing Complex "Gangut", 2018 (ISBN 978-5-85875-536-4, lire en ligne)
Venedikt Stansev. "Divo Division" – Yekaterinburg, ARGO, 1995

↑ History of the Ural Military District / Edited by Alexander Egorovsky, Ivan Tutarinov – 1 – Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union, 1970 – 352 Pages – 11,500 Copies

[autogenerated20130624-1-1] History of the Ural Military District / Edited by Alexander Egorovsky, Ivan Tutarinov – 1 – Moscow: Military Publishing House of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union, 1970 – 352 Pages – 11,500 Copies

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