S133 · Books · 2012
S.V. Smirnov, Otryad Asano (Yekaterinburg, 2012)
Description
S.V. Smirnov, Otryad Asano: russkiye voinskiye formirovaniya v Manchzhou-go, 1938–1945. Yekaterinburg: Ural University Press, 2012.
- Type
- Books
- Years
- 2012
Where it is cited
Chapter 8. Exile 5
◈ S133, p. 139, n. 6 paragraph 6 →
…3rd Corps, went through the Siberian Ice March and in emigration led the Russian Group of troops in China […].
◈ S133, p. 8 paragraph 7 →
…soil — General M.K. Diterikhs’ Zemskaya Rat (Zemstvo Host) — stood in Primorye, the Russian Pacific province […]. By A.V. Ganin’s count, as of 1 October 1922 at least eighteen General Staff officers were serving in it,…
◈ S133, pp. 10–11 paragraph 8 →
…units existed in the Chinese army until the end of 1928, and several thousand émigrés passed through them […]. According to the roster, Aleksey Matveyevich served in the Russian Group in 1924–1927 […]. △…
◈ S133, p. 20 paragraph 10 →
…Manchuria (BREM) was set up, and Semyonov was formally proclaimed leader of the emigration in the Far East […]. △ The sequence “religion — nationality — political convictions — marital status” in the roster’s entry on…
◈ S133, p. 8 paragraph 23 →
…1924 the Russian All-Military Union (ROVS) was founded to hold former soldiers of the White armies together […].