Year · The Upheaval
1917 in the Kalaushin family history
The year’s events, people, awards, documents and works — from the chronicle and its sources.
Events
March 1917
The end of the Convoy
◈ published source
In March 1917 the Convoy was renamed the Life Guards Caucasian Cossack Regiment and sent to the front; in June of that year it was disbanded. With it ended the service at court to which the Kalaushins of Batalpashinskaya had given more than half a century.
- ◈ Roster, No. 77
Documents and photographs4
◆ "Kavkaz" newspaper, 1917, No. 102, p. 1 (full page): Praporshchik Nikolai Kalaushin, Kuban Plastun Battalion"Kavkaz" newspaper (Tiflis); digitised by the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, via Wikimedia Commons 
◆ "Kavkaz", 1917, No. 102: Praporshchik Nikolai Kalaushin, Kuban Plastun Battalion"Kavkaz" newspaper (Tiflis); digitised by the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, via Wikimedia Commons 
◆ "Kavkaz" newspaper, 1917, No. 16, p. 1 (full page): Voiskovoi starshina Efim Kalaushin"Kavkaz" newspaper (Tiflis); digitised by the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, via Wikimedia Commons 
◆ "Kavkaz", 1917, No. 16: Voiskovoi starshina Efim Kalaushin"Kavkaz" newspaper (Tiflis); digitised by the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia, via Wikimedia Commons
Chapters of the period
- 1. The Name17th century – present
- 4. Service and Crosses1810–1917
- 6. The Workshop1840s–1931
- 7. The Upheaval1917–1931
- 10. Pushkin House1904–1968
- 13. Vyacheslav’s Linec. 1737 – the present
- 14. Sources and Further Research1737–2026