On the map
Role in the family history
Aleksey Matveyevich died here in April 1941 and was buried in the New Uspensky Cemetery.
People
Named in roster entries
- Aleksey Matveyevich Kalaushin 1894 – April 1941 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
Died here
- Aleksey Matveyevich Kalaushin 1894 – April 1941 Generation 61941 second cousin three times removed
Events involving the family
- Aleksey Matveyevich Kalaushin 1894 – April 1941 Generation 61941 second cousin three times removed
Events
◈ published sourceHarbin
In the chronicle
- …Alekseyevich. 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…
- …Eastern Cossack Union of members of the former Far Eastern Army”, and unmarried. Aleksey Matveyevich died in Harbin in April 1941 “in unexplained circumstances” and was buried in the New Uspensky Cemetery.
- …op. 3, d. 18923 — the file in the roster’s list of sources, probably A.M. Kalaushin’s personal file; the Harbin newspapers Kharbinskoye Vremya and Zarya for April–May 1941 — a possible obituary of A.M. Kalaushin; A.A.…
On the family route
The Civil War and exile in the East: from the Volga to Harbin
Harbin: exile in Manchuria; died in April 1941
Nearby
- Manchuria152 km
- Vladivostok509 km
- Chita1185 km
- Verkhneudinsk1543 km
- Novosibirsk3206 km