Constantinople

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Role in the family history

On 18 December 1920 Colonel Nikita Ilyich was entered on the list of refugees for the steamer Kherson.

People

Events

1. 18 December 1920

   Constantinople: the list for the steamer Kherson

   ◆ documentedConstantinople

In the chronicle

1. 7. The Upheaval

   • …quartermaster and stayed with the Russian Army until the evacuation of the Crimea; in Constantinople Colonel Nikita Ilyich Kalaushin appears in the “Nominal list of refugees to be sent on the steamer Kherson…

2. 8. Exile

   • …. This chapter follows their paths — from the Volga and Primorye to Harbin, from the Crimea to Constantinople, Lemnos, Serbia and France — through General Staff lists and evacuation lists, émigré journals and reference…
   • The State Archive of the Russian Federation (GARF) holds the papers of the Chief Information Bureau in Constantinople, among them name lists of refugees and members of the Russian Army who had left their homeland…
   • GARF, f. R-5982 (Chief Information Bureau in Constantinople) — any registration records on N.I. Kalaushin; GARF — unit lists of the Russian Army as of autumn 1925 (1st…

3. 14. Sources and Further Research

   • …of Nicholas II; we read them in the 2011 edition. F. R-5982 — the Main Information Bureau in Constantinople: Nikita Ilyich in the “Name list of refugees to be sent on the steamer Kherson”, 18 December 1920…

On the family route

Nearby

• Lemnos337 km
• Odessa624 km
• Yugoslavia813 km
• Myskhako824 km
• Šabac862 km