Did Soviet employ any Mogolian troops during the Great Patriotic War?

Answer 1

Yes indeed, Mongolian troops by the tens of thousands from what I have read. Depends on whether you mean Mongolian people who lived in Mongolia - who were employed in Soviet Forces under Zhukov - or Mongolian descendants who lived on the steppes within the borders of Stalin's Soviet empire during World War two. If you include all of these Mongolian peoples, it was probably a contribution of hundreds of thousands to the Soviet army - especially the forces which relieved Moscow in the winter of 1941-42. Many accounts from 1945 indicate the ferocity of Mongolian appearing "savage" troops in the Battle of Berlin.

Answer 2

The 40 Siberian winter divisions that stopped the Hitlerites at the gates of Moscow in '41 had thousands of troops of Mongollian descent...