
The Battle of Moscow is a 1985 Soviet multi-part war narrative, presenting a dramatized account of the 1941 Battle of Moscow and the events preceding it. The battle was the first major defeat of German Wehrmacht in the Second World War.
Yosif Stalin

Georgiy Zhukov

Konstantin Rokossovskiy

Semyon Timoshenko
Boris Shaposhnikov

Leonid Petrovskiy

Richard Sorge

Nikolay Popel

Pyotr Gavrilov

Efim Fomin

Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya

Ivan Panfilov

Georgiy Gusev

Vyacheslav Molotov

Aleksey Shcherbakov

Kliment Voroshilov

Mikhail Kalinin
Anastas Mikoyan

Dmitriy Pavlov

Mikhail Kirponos

Maksim Purkayev

Ivan Kopets

Nikolay Vashugin

Filippov
Korovkin

Adolf Hitler
Fedor von Bock
Franz Halder
Wilhelm Keitel
Günther von Kluge

Heinz Guderian

Max Clausen

Harry Hopkins

Ivan Konev

Dmitry Lelyushenko

Lev Dovator

Vasiliy Klochkov

Viktor Polosukhin

Old Man in Vyazma

Vasiliy Smirnov

Vasiliy Sokolovskiy

Narrator (voice)

Narrator (voice)

Soviet Officer
Soviet Officer

Ivan Troitskiy

Soviet Officer
Nikolay Aleksandrovich

Afanasiy Beloborodov
Pavlov (son)

Soviet Officer

Mikhail Gromadin

Nikolay Kuznetsov

Moscow Woman

Alexey Maslov

Zoya's Mother

Fleeing Man

Dmitriy Ustinov

Vladimir Klimovskikh

Soviet Officer
Molotov's Deputy
Golikov's Adjutant

Cpt. Bozhenko

Mikhail Katukov

Aleksandr Aleksandrov

Soviet Officer
Ivan Bagramyan
Aleksandr Poskrebyshev

Ludwig Rüderer

German General

Dimitriy Ryabyshev

Soviet Commissar
Soviet Officer

Soviet People's Commissar
Fomin's Adjutant

Cpt. Kiyashko

Vyacheslav Malyshev

Soviet Officer

Commander of the Moscow Militia

Soviet Officer

Soviet Officer
Aleksandr Kurepin
Alexey Shakhurin
Kyrill Meretskov
Filipp Golikov
Soviet Officer
Soviet Commissar

Timofey Orlenko

Soviet Officer
Moscow Woman
1stLt Manchich

Shurik

Pavlov (father)

Mikhail Romanov

Pyotr Klypa

Ivan Sergeyevich

Rudolf von Scheliha

Albert Kesselring
German Colonel in Tokyo
Eugen Ott

German Officer
Walter von Brauchitsch
Otto Skorzeny
German General
German Officer
German Officer
Soviet Pilot

Mikhail Khatskilevich

SS Interrogator

Commissar Vilkov

Soviet Doctor

Soviet Soldier
Semyon Budyonny (uncredited)

Soviet Commissar (uncredited)

Crying Woman (uncredited)

Angry Woman (uncredited)

Soviet General (uncredited)

Molotov's Aide (uncredited)

Soviet Officer (uncredited)

Friedrich Werner von Schulenburg (uncredited)
Aleksandr Vasilevskiy (uncredited)

Soviet Stenographer (uncredited)

Provocateur (uncredited)
Timoshenko's Adjutant (uncredited)

Soviet Officer (uncredited)
Lavrentiy Beriya (uncredited)
Museum Curator (uncredited)
Soviet General (uncredited)
Soviet Officer (uncredited)
Soviet Officer (uncredited)

Soviet Soldier (uncredited)

Moscow Woman (uncredited)

Commisar Morozov (uncredited)

Sgt. Vasilyev (uncredited)

Soviet Officer (uncredited)

Soviet General (uncredited)
German Officer (uncredited)
Moscow Woman (uncredited)

Soviet Officer (uncredited)

Soviet Officer (uncredited)

Yuliya Barmina (uncredited)

Zoi Kosmodemyanskoy (uncredited)

Ilse Stöbe (uncredited)

Soviet Officer (uncredited)
Boyko (uncredited)

Mikhail Lukin (uncredited)
Gavrilov's Son (uncredited)
Gavrilov's Wife (uncredited)
Soviet Adjutant (uncredited)
Soviet Pilot (uncredited)

Soviet Soldier (uncredited) / Ing. Grigoryev (uncredited)
Soviet Soldier (uncredited) / Gonchar (uncredited)

Soviet Soldier (uncredited)
Soviet Soldier (uncredited)
Soviet Soldier (uncredited)
Crying Woman (uncredited)
Crying Woman (uncredited)

Crying Woman (uncredited)

Crying Woman (uncredited)
Soviet Adjutant (uncredited)

NKVD Commander (uncredited)
Soviet Officer (uncredited)
Soviet Soldier (uncredited)
Col. Orlenko (uncredited)
Adolf Strauss (uncredited)
Maximilian von Weisch (uncredited)
SS Interpreter (uncredited)
SS Photographer (uncredited)
German Interpreter (uncredited)
SS Broadcaster (uncredited)
German Officer (uncredited)
German Soldier (uncredited)
German General (uncredited)
German Pilot (uncredited)