General Discussion

That's three, yes three whole divisions of Russians fighting with the Nazis. And what about all those Russian Cossacks?

By April 22, 1945, the Armed Forces of the Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia included the following formations, units and subdivisions:

Central headquarters, headquarters subunits, and officer reserve (1 200 men);
1st Division of the KONR under the command of major general Sergey Bunyachenko (20 000 men);
2nd Division of the KONR under the command of major general Grigory Zverev (11 856 men);
3rd Division of the KONR under the command of major general Mikhail Shapalov (10 000 men);
Air Force of KONR under the command of major general Viktor Maltsev (5 000–6 000 men);
Russian Corps under the command of lieutenant general Boris Shteifon (6 000 men);
XV SS Cossack Cavalry Corps KONR (27 000 men);
Separate Corps of major general Anton Turkul (4 000 men);
Separate Cossack Corps of major general Timofey Domanov (18 400 men);
A total of approximately 120 000–130 000 men were listed in these formations, according to various sources.