The Armed Forces of the Soviet Union made a decisive contribution to the defeat of Nazi Germany, which unleashed World War II. A large role in this belonged to their top command staff - Soviet generals and admirals. Therefore, the study of their biographies is of significant historical interest... In the ranks of the Soviet army in World War II, about 450 thousand Jews fought in all military branches and in all positions and ranks - from privates to generals. They fought alongside the rest of the citizens of the Soviet Union, but, moreover, they also knew they were fighting an enemy that was destroying their people, who were waging war against the Jews. The combination of Soviet and Jewish patriotism significantly increased the consciousness of Jews in the fight against the German invaders. In this book we will only talk about Jewish generals and admirals. The table of contents of the book simultaneously serves as a list of all Jewish generals and admirals of the Soviet Armed Forces. The appendices to the book contain lists of Jewish generals and admirals who held the most responsible positions: commanders of fronts (military districts), commanders of armies (flotillas), chiefs of staff of fronts (fleets, districts), chiefs of staff of armies (flotillas), corps commanders and divisions.