Vasily Kuznetsov, converted to lieutenant general; Vladimir Kurdyumov, promoted to Komandarm 2nd rank, converted to lieutenant general; Maksim Purkayev, converted to lieutenant general; Fyodor Remezov, converted to lieutenant general; Valentin Semashko, converted to major general, arrested in World War II, later released; Arkady Sivkov, converted to lieutenant general; Ivan Smorodvinov, promoted to Komandarm 2nd rank, converted to lieutenant general; Trifon Shevaldin, converted to lieutenant general; Two coastal troops officers received the rank on 9 April: Sergei Vorobyov, converted to lieutenant general; Innokenty Mushnov, converted to lieutenant general; On 31 July, the following officer was promoted to Komkor: Georgy Zhukov, converted to the general of the army, during World War II in higher command and staff positions, commander of a front, Marshal of the Soviet Union (1943); On 13 August, two officers were promoted to the rank: Vladimir Grendal, promoted to Komandarm 2nd rank, converted to colonel general, died of lung cancer in 1940 Markian Popov, converted to lieutenant general; Fourteen officers received the rank on 4 November: Leonid Bobkin, converted to major general, killed in World War II; Nikolai Vatutin, converted to lieutenant general; Vasily Gerasimenko, converted to lieutenant general; Mikhail Dukhanov, converted to major general; Andrey Yeryomenko, converted to lieutenant general; Fyodor Ivanov, converted to major general, arrested in World War II, later released; Fyodor Kuznetsov, converted to lieutenant general; Mikhail Lukin, converted to lieutenant general, captured in World War II, returned to the Soviet Union and retired from the army; Nikifor Medvedev, converted to lieutenant general; Vasily Morozov, converted to lieutenant general; Vasily Repin, converted to lieutenant general; Dmitry Ryabyshev, converted to lieutenant general; Andrei Smirnov, converted to lieutenant general, killed in World War II; Yakov Cherevichenko, converted to lieutenant general On 23 December, the following officer was promoted to Komkor: Valerian Frolov, converted to lieutenant general On 31 December, two more officers received the rank: Vasily Sokolovsky, converted to Lieutenant general, served as front chief of staff and commander during World War II, became Marshal of the Soviet Union in 1946 Nikolai Klykov, converted to Lieutenant general 1940 Fillip Alekseevich Parusinov; Ivan Ivanovich Maslennikov; Pavel Fedorovich Zhigarev, converted to Lieutenant general of the aviation, 1953 appointed to Marshal of the aviation, 1955 to Chief marshal of the aviation; Mikhail Artemievich Parsegov, converted to Lieutenant-general of the artillery, during the Great Patriotic War at the highest command positions, commander of armies and artillery of a number of Fronts,