S.V. Volkov, database Uchastniki Belogo dvizheniya v Rossii, vol. “K”

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 17 →

Aleksandr Alekseyevich […] was also a Convoy uryadnik […]; according to Emiliya Fyodorovna Kalaushina, he served in St Petersburg in 1904–1908 […]. The…

◈ S162, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 34 →

…in a collector’s caption to a photograph of the 1910 graduating class of the Maykop Military Crafts School […].

◈ S162, vol. “K” — 1921 paragraph 45 →

…ataman of the stanitsa again during the Civil War, and in 1920 he was shot in Batalpashinskaya as a hostage […].

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 8 →

…born in 1901, a son of Aleksandr Alekseyevich […], served in the Volunteer Army and went missing […]; the family remembered the words of “Aunt Marusya”: he had gone off “to fight the Reds” […].…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 27 →

…War, under the Armed Forces of South Russia, Fedot Alekseyevich was once again ataman of Batalpashinskaya […]. The roster records his end briefly: “shot by the Bolsheviks as a hostage in Batalpashinskaya stanitsa by…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 29 →

Note on the roster. S.V. Volkov’s reference database dates Fedot Alekseyevich’s death to 1921 […]; the roster gives 1920 and cites a newspaper of that year. △ We follow the roster: both a newspaper of that…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 33 →

…as an uryadnik in the Convoy, and in 1913 he taught harness-making at the Maykop Military Crafts School […]. In 1916, according to his youngest daughter Lyudmila […], he bought the Zlygosteva house in…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 7 →

…S.V. Volkov’s entry gives the same post more briefly: “Oct. 1922 chief of staff of the Border Regiment” […]; according to the roster, Aleksey Matveyevich had served with the border units since February 1922 [◈ S001,…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 8 →

…of Zhang Zuolin; by 1927 in the Combined Russian Detachment (lieutenant colonel); by 1938 in the Far East” […]. Manchuria was then ruled by Marshal Zhang Zuolin, head of the Mukden faction. After his unsuccessful war of…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 12 →

…of the Kuban Krai. He remained in the Russian Army until the evacuation of the Crimea and rose to colonel […].

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 14 →

…entry, on which this rests, reads: “Colonel. On 18 Dec. 1920 was to be evacuated on the ship Kherson” […]. The date belongs to the list for the steamer; the date of his promotion to colonel is not yet known. The…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 16 →

…he alone was a colonel; Aleksey Matveyevich lived in China, and Nikolay Matveyevich was a sotnik in 1925 […]; in 1933 General Maslovsky calls Nikita Ilyich “yesaul, later colonel” (see below).

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 22 →

…on the island of Lemnos. In autumn 1925 in the 1st Combined Kuban Cossack Regiment in Yugoslavia. Sotnik” […].

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 30 →

…“by 1938 in the Far East” — corresponds almost word for word to S.V. Volkov’s entry on Aleksey Matveyevich […]. Aleksandr Matveyevich is not among the seven Kalaushins in Volkov’s database. △ The entry on the elder…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 35 →

…Colonel Yefim Mikhailovich […], who, the family recorded, went missing in the Civil War, in 1920 […]. He was born on 28 October 1910 in the village of Karakurt in the Kars region, graduated from an infantry…

◈ S162, vol. “K” paragraph 15-4 →

…[…], a sotnik — Cossack lieutenant — in the 1st Combined Kuban Regiment in Yugoslavia […]; the Hoover Institution (Stanford) — the records of the Kuban Cossack Association (2020C39); the Bakhmeteff…