30 May and 3 July, where it was brought up to strength with the personnel of the disbanded 253rd Rifle Division of the 3rd Guards Army and served on the demarcation line between the Allied and Soviet forces. During this period the division conducted combat training and was rated excellent at inspections for the summer training period. Relocated to Amstetten on 11 November 1945, the division served the demarcation line with American troops, responsible for a sector. The division again received a rating of excellent in inspections carried out in May 1946 for the winter training period. The 58th Guards handed over their sector of the demarcation line to the 95th Guards Rifle Division on 17 May and transferred enlisted men not scheduled for demobilization to the 95th and 4th Guards Rifle Divisions. Most officers were sent to Tata to be transferred to the reserve, while some went to other units for further service. The remainder of the division moved to Pöchlarn on 22 May, where the transfer of all personnel and equipment was completed in June, finishing the disbandment process. The rest of the 33rd Guards Rifle Corps was also disbanded at the same time, still with the Central Group of Forces. Commanders The following officers commanded the division: Major General Alexey Semyonov (June 1942 – January 1943) Colonel Dmitry Zherebin (promoted to major general 29 January 1943; January to April 1943) Colonel Gavriil Sorokin (April–June 1943) Colonel Pyotr Kasatkin (June–September 1943) Colonel Vladimir Rusakov (September 1943–April 1944) Colonel Vasily Katsurin (April–June 1944) Colonel Vladimir Rusakov (promoted to major general 13 September 1944; June 1944–June 1946) Notes and citations Notes Citations References Military documents – Located in fond 1178, opus 1, file 3 of the Central Archives of the Russian Ministry of Defence Further reading G058 Military units and formations established in 1942 Military units and formations disestablished in 1946 Military units and formations awarded the Order of the Red Banner