THE ROLE OF TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY IN PROVIDING THE RED ARMY'S COOPERATION IN THE BATTLE FOR MOSCOW IN 1941-1942
The article presents of the analysis of the organization of transportations of the Red Army troops from the Far East and Siberia to Moscow in October-November 1941. The article describes the measures taken by the bodies of military communications and railway transport to increase the throughput capacity of the sections of the Trans-Siberian Railway and, accordingly, the rate of troop transportation. The significance of the troops delivered from the Far East and Siberia in supporting the counterstrike of the Red Army near Moscow in December 1941 - January 1942 is shown.