Descriptions of generals and admirals (RUS, TRM), several suggestion about new admirals and generals and RCW2.

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Hello, KR team, i have several suggestion about descriptions of generals and admirals of RUS, TRM (it's base of this suggestion).

Names according previous suggestions and GOST. Also, maybe, this descriptions has problems with ranks and names of educational institution (but i try to avoid this). Also also I think, these descriptions is too massive and they need to be abbreviated (and my Angrish is not good, sorry for that) and need to be corrected. And part of these descriptions is fictional (many generals died in real history and fled Russia and... It's alternative history, for god sake) but i tried to be strict to real history. All deaths - only to illnesses or natural reasons:

Admirals:

1.Vasiliy Kanin Born: September 23, 1862, in Baku.

Military Career: Born in Baku on September 11, 1862, in the family of a hereditary nobleman, lieutenant-commander of the Russian Imperial Fleet, Alexander Vasilyevich Kanin. In 1882 he graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps. In 1896-1897, he was in foreign navigation on the squadron battleship 'Imperator Nikolay I', commanded the destroyers 'Oryel' and 'Glukhar'. He participated in the Chinese company 1900-1901, then commanded the miners of the practical squadron of the Black Sea. In 1902-1903, the senior officer of the gunboat 'Chernomorets'. In the years 1903-1904 - Senior Officer of the squadron battleship 'Georgiy Pobedonosets'. In 1904-1907, head of the torpedo warehouse and sighting station of the port of Sevastopol. In 1907-1908 the commander of the gunboat 'Kubanets'. In the years 1908-1911 commander of the battleship 'Sinop'. In January 1911 he was transferred to the Baltic Sea, was the head of the 4th destroyers battalion and the chairman of the Commission to monitor the construction of ships. On December 6, 1913, he was promoted to the rank of Rear-Admiral 'for Distinguished Service' and was appointed Head of the Baltic Sea Contingent Detachment (December 6, 1913 - 1915). In August — September 1914, he successfully supervised the minefield fencing in the Baltic. On February 9, 1915, he was awarded the rank of Vice-Admiral 'for distinguishing himself in cases against the enemy on the basis of the Highest Command from December 24, 1914' with the appointment of Acting Head of the Baltic Sea Mine Defense. On May 14, 1915, after the death of Admiral Essen, he was appointed Commander of the Baltic Sea Fleet. April 10, 1916 promoted to admirals of the Russian Navy 'for the distinguished service'. On September 6, 1916, Kanin was replaced by A. I. Nepenin and appointed a member of the State Council. After the February Revolution in April-June, he served as the 2nd Assistant of Minister of the Navy, in June-December he was a member of the Admiralty Council. On December 13, 1917, Admiral V. A. Kanin was dismissed from service. During the Civil War, commanded the Black Sea Fleet as part of the Armed Forces of the South of Russia. (HISTORICAL) After the Civil War, despite his advanced age, he returned to service in the navy. (FICTIONAL, he died in Marcel in 1927)

Important Notes: Member of the Soyuz 17 Oktyabrya (because he will replace Denikin as head of Siloviki in 1947, when Kanin will 84 years old - WTF?)

NOTES: He died in Marcel in 1927 in age of 64 years. I suggest replace him on Kolomeytsev in event. (or I also suggest add event about death of Kanin in 1940-42 or something like this)

2.Mikhail Kedrov Born: September 13, 1878

Military Career: Kedrov graduated from the Sea Cadet Corps in 1899 at the top of his class and served as a midshipman on the cruiser 'Gertsog Edinburgskiy'. He was promoted to lieutenant in 1903. During the Russo-Japanese War Kedrov served as flag-captain to Admiral Stepan Makarov. He was not on the battleship 'Petropavlovsk' when that ship was sunk (with the loss of the admiral and his staff) as he was detached to the destroyer 'Boyevoy' at the time. Subsequently, Admiral Wilgelm Vitgeft appointed Kedrov as his flag captain. Kedrov was wounded aboard the battleship 'Tsesarevich' during the battle of the Yellow Sea. After recovering in hospital in Tsingtao he made his way to Cam Ranh Bay in French Indochina, joining up with the Second Pacific Squadron. He fought at the battle of Tsushima aboard the cruiser 'Ural', surviving her sinking. Kedrov completed the Mikhailov Artillery Academy in 1907 and was promoted to Captain-Lieutenant and served aboard the training ship 'Petr Velikiy' as a gunnery instructor eventually becoming her commander in 1913 and deputy chief gunnery officer of the Baltic Fleet. In 1914 Kedrov was the flag captain of the 2nd Battleship Squadron of the Baltic Fleet. In 1914 he was tasked with bringing the codebooks salvaged from the German cruiser SMS 'Magdeburg' to Britain and was attached to the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet until 1915, serving aboard the cruiser HMS 'Theseus' and the battleships HMS 'Conqueror' and HMS 'Emperor of India'. In November 1915 Kedrov was appointed to command the battleship 'Gangut'. In February 1916 he was summoned to Russian general headquarters to explain directly to the tsar, Nicholas II, the causes of disturbances in the Russian fleet. Kedrov then was made commander of the destroyer division of the Baltic Fleet, and later was then promoted to Rear-Admiral in the Black Sea Fleet of the Imperial Russian Navy in the autumn of 1916. In 1917 he was appointed commander of the battleship squadron of the Black Sea Fleet. After the abdication of the tsar and the beginning of the Russian Civil War, Admiral Kedrov served with the White Forces during the Russian Civil War and was a Vice-Admiral in the White Russian naval forces.

Important Notes: Member of ROVS and chairman of the Naval Union of ROVS. (HISTORICAL in emigration)

NOTES: He died in Paris in age of 64 in 1945. Because of this, i suggest event that will delete him from general staff.

EVENT: Date: October 29, 1945 Name of Event: Mikhail Kedrov dies. Text of Event: A renowned admiral and hero of Russo-Japanese and Civil Wars and Weltkrieg, Mikhail Aleksandrovich Kedrov died today. He was a member of ROVS and chairman of the Naval Union of ROVS, and after his death a future of Naval Union under question, because none of the officers wants to take place of chairman. Effect: Delete Mikhail Kedrov from admiral staff.

3.Nikolay Kolomeytsev Born: July 16, 1867 in Pokrovka

Military Career: Nikolay Kolomeytsev was born in the village of Pokrovka in the Kherson Governorate of the Russian Empire. He entered military service in 1884 and graduated as an officer of the Imperial Russian Navy in 1887. He was promoted to lieutenant in December 1893. In 1894–1895, he was assigned to the Russian Pacific Fleet, and after graduating from mine warfare school, served on several vessels operating in Siberia. Kolomeitsev became a member of the Chief Hydrographic Administration’s Survey Expedition to the White Sea. He also took part in an expedition to the Yenisey Gulf led by L. Dobrotvorskiy, which gave him expertise on sailing in arctic waters. In 1900, Baron Eduard Toll led an expedition on behalf of the Russian Academy of Sciences on ship Zarya. Kolomeitsev was named commander of the ship. His second-in-command was Fyedor Andreyevich Matisen, who had taken part in a previous exploratory trip to Svalbard. Aleksandr Kolchak also accompanied the expedition as third naval officer and hydrographer. Known as 'The Russian Polar Expedition', its aim was to explore well the area north of the New Siberian Islands and eventually sail towards the North Pole in order to find the elusive Sannikov Land. After expedition, Kolomeytsev wrote two books about his journey with the Russian Polar Expedition; one of them was published in 1901 by the Imperial Naval Academy and the other in 1902 by the Imperial Geographical Society. In 1902 Kolomeytsev commanded the icebreaker 'Yermak', one of the world's first true icebreakers. He was promoted to the rank of junior captain on 6 December 1904. During the Russo-Japanese War, Kolomeytsev was captain of the torpedo boat destroyer 'Buyny' with the 2nd Pacific Squadron, which saw action during the Battle of Tsushima. He became a hero during the battle when he brought his boat alongside the burning flagship 'Knyaz Suvorov'. He rescued Admiral Zinoviy Petrovich Rozhestvenskiy, wounded in the head by a shell from his burning and sinking battleship, as well as part of the crew. Admiral Rozhestvenskiy was transferred to torpedo boat 'Bedovy'. Kolomeytsev's boat 'Buyny' returned to Vladivostok and was sunk by artillery fire of cruiser 'Dmitriy Donskoy'. Kolomeytsev, also severely wounded, was captured by the Japanese with the crews of 'Dmitriy Donskoy', 'Buyny' and 'Oslabya' on Dagelet Island. Following the Russian defeat against Japan, Kolomeytsev served as executive officer on the battleship 'Andrey Pervozvanny' in late 1906. He graduated from the Naval Maritime Academy of Sciences in 1908, he was assigned command of the cruiser 'Almaz' and was promoted to full captain on 6 December 1909. In 1910 Nikolay Kolomeytsev, already in his early forties, married Nina Dmitrievna Nabokova. From November 1910 to December 1913 he commanded the battleship 'Slava'. On 6 December 1913 Kolomeytsev was promoted to the rank of rear-admiral. With the start of Weltkrieg in 1914 Kolomeytsev commanded the cruiser squadron of the Russian Baltic Fleet. He retired from active duty on 6 October 1917 with the rank of vice-admiral. During the Russian Revolution, he was arrested by the Bolshevik government in 1917 and imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress in Petrograd. He escaped in 1918 and fled over the ice to Finland. In 1918, he joined the White movement Volunteer Army and the Armed Forces of South Russia and assigned command of the anti-Bolshevik naval forces in the Baltic Sea. After the Civil War was promoted to Admiral. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

Important Notes: Author of Naval Doctrine of dreadnoughts of Russian Navy and several books on maintaining discipline in the fleet. (See description of Kolomeitsev plan)

NOTE: I suggest replace photo for him, sources: http://static1.repo.aif.ru/1/27/1173595/c/7f9af710c425ef50cf9502c1d1bb90c2.jpg or http://www.ec-arctic.ru/media/pic_middle/0/2678.jpg or http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2701/4380321878_90748a3860.jpg

4.Mikhail Berens Born: January 16, 1879 in Kutais

Military Career: Mikhail Berens was graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps in 1898. He commanded the gunboat 'Gilyak' in the Imperial Russian Navy where he distinguished himself during the suppression of Taku Forts during the Boxer Rebellion. He was promoted to captain in 1904 and stationed with the Russian Pacific Fleet at Port Arthur. During the Russo-Japanese War, as a junior officer he served as navigator on the battleship 'Sevastopol', and was captain of the destroyer 'Boykiy' after the Battle of the Yellow Sea. After the Russian defeat, Berens escaped with his ship to Tsingtao and was interned for the remainder of the war. In 1906 he joined the Baltic Fleet and was executive officer of the cruiser 'Diana' and subsequently commanded the destroyer 'Novik' during Weltkrieg. On August 18, 1915 he engaged two German destroyers in the Gulf of Riga, sinking one and inflicting heavy damage on the other. For this action, he was awarded the Order of St. George from Russia and the Legion of Honour from France. In 1916 he was promoted to captain of the battleship 'Petropavlovsk' and became chief of staff of the Russian Baltic Fleet in 1917. Following the Russian Revolution, the Russian Provisional Government dismissed him in 1918 without pension. He escaped from in March 1919 Petrograd via Finland and joined Admiral Kolchak, who gave him the rank of rear admiral and assigned him command the White Movement naval forces at Vladivostok. After end of Civil War he was restored in the ranks of officers and promoted to admiral. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

Important Notes: Friend of Vrangel and author of aircraft naval warfare doctrine of Russian Navy. (See description of Berens plan)

5.Neon Antonov Born: January 19, 1907 in Kraskovo

Military Career: Neon Vasilievich Antonov was born on January 19, 1907 in the village of Kraskovo, Moscow Governorate of the Russian Empire in the family of railwayman Vasiliy Nikiforovich Antonov. In 1930 he graduated from the Higher Naval School, and after that sent to the Far East. Service began in the maritime border guard.

Important Notes:

6.Nestor Monastyryev Born: November 28, 1887 in Moscow

Military Career: Nestor Monastyryev was graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps in 1906. In 1914 he graduated from the officer submarine class. He served on the minelayer "Velikiy Knyaz Aleksey" and the destroyer "Zharkiy". In 1915 - a mine officer on the submarine "Crab". On December 3, 1916, he was promoted to lieutenant, rewarded with St. George’s weapons and a gold cigarette case. Senior officer of the submarine "Kashalot", from March 1917 - Senior Officer of the submarine "Burevestnik". From September 1917 - Commander of the submarine "Skat". During the Civil War he acted on the side of the Armed Forces of the South of Russia and the Russian Army. From April 1919 - the mine officer of the submarine "Tulen", from the end of May 1919 - the commander of the submarine "Utka". In October 1920, he was promoted to captain of the 2nd rank. From October 1922 to December 1922 he was head of the submarine division. In 1921–1923, he was the founder and editor of the "Petrograd Sea Collection”. Maritime writer, member of the ROVS Historical Commission. In 1926 was promoted to rear-admiral 'for Distinguished Service'. 1930 was promoted to vice-admiral and was appointed head of north submarine fleet. In 1934 he was promoted to admiral. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

Important Notes: Member of ROVS and author of submarine and coast defence doctrines of Russian Navy. (See description of Monastyryev plan and doctrine of soviet fleet (based on destroyers))

@ADMIRALS OF TRM

1.Aleksandr Gerasimov Born: November 14, 1861

Military Career: In 1882 he graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps with production on September 27 in the rank of midshipman. April 11, 1890 promoted to lieutenant. In 1892, he graduated from the Mikhailovsky Artillery Academy and was appointed a member of the commission of naval artillery experiments, at the same time holding the position of senior artillery officer of the 1st rank cruiser 'Admiral Nakhimov' (1895-1897) and the squadron battleship 'Imperator Aleksandr I' (1897-1901). In 1897, he commanded the destroyer No. 124. On January 10, 1899, he was appointed flagship artillery officer of the coastal headquarters of the senior flagship of the 1st Navy Division. On December 6, 1901, he was appointed to correct the post of senior officer of the squadron battleship 'Imperator Aleksandr II', and on June 23, 1903 - squadron battleship "Pobeda". December 6, 1903 promoted to the rank of captain 2 rank, with the approval of his position. During the years of the Russian-Japanese war he was a senior officer of the battleship 'Pobeda'. On April 21, 1904, for his order during the explosion of an enemy mine under the battleship 'Pobeda', he was awarded with swords to the order of Saint Stanislav of the 2nd degree. In besieged Port Arthur organized a workshop for the manufacture of hand bombs and mine mortars. Was in Japanese captivity. On January 10, 1905, he was awarded the Order of St. Anne of the 2nd degree, and on September 22 of that same year, the Order of St. Vladimir of the 4th degree with swords and bow. After returning from Japanese captivity, he was appointed January 20, 1906, to head the training of officers and galvanists of the Baltic Fleet Training Artillery Detachment. February 20, 1906 was appointed commander of the training ship "Riga", January 28, 1908 - training ship "Pyetr Velikiy". On August 28, 1909, he was appointed to correct the post of the Chief of the Training Artillery Detachment of the Baltic Fleet, and on December 6, 1911 he was promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral with the confirmation of the post of Chief of the Detachment. The following year, he was awarded the Order of St. Stanislav 1 degree. The commandant of the sea fortress of Emperor Peter the Great in 1913-1917. In 1914, he also held the post of governor-general of Estland and Livonia. During the events of the February Revolution in Revel was wounded. During the Civil War, he served in the White Fleet on the Black Sea, was head of the Maritime Administration under the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Southern Russia Kornilov. After the end of the Civil War, he refused to recognize the results of the Brest-Litovsk Treaty and fled with Kolchak. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW))

Important Notes: Chief of Sea Corps in Vladivostok. (SEMI-FICTIONAL, really, not in Vladivostok)

NOTES: Died in 1931 in age of 69.

2.Georgiy Stark Born: October 20, 1878 in St. Petersburg (now Petrograd)

Military Career: The ancestors of Georgiy Karlovich at the beginning of the XVIII century moved to Russia from Sweden, and to Sweden - from Scotland. They belonged to the septic Stark Highlander clan Robertson. In 1818, George's ancestors received the Russian nobility. Georgiy Stark was born in St. Petersburg. His father graduated from the Military Law School and subsequently opened a notary office. In 1880, the family moved to America, where there was a large Scottish diaspora. But two years later, Starks returned to Europe. Half a year lived in Dresden, they returned to Russia. Under Novorossiysk, Karl Stark rented a farm. But when the family began to settle down in a new place, on November 1, 1883, he was killed by robbers, who hoped to profit, but found a few rubles in the house. After the death of the father, the family decided to return to Petersburg. In 1891, Georgiy Stark entered the Naval Cadet Corps. During his years of study at the Sea Cadet Corps, Georgiy was considered one of the best cadets in the knowledge of mathematics and exact marine sciences. In 1898 he successfully graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps, was promoted to the first officer rank and enlisted in the 15th naval crew located in Kronstadt. In 1904, Georgiy Stark received an appointment as a mine officer for a new cruiser, rank 1 'Avrora'. When the Russo-Japanese War began, the senior mine officer G. Stark made a cruise around Africa on the 'Avrora', as part of the 2nd Pacific Squadron. May 14, Stark participated in the Tsushima battle with the Japanese fleet. At that moment, when fragments of an enemy projectile exploded near the conning tower, they flew into it through the viewing slot, Stark was next to the commander of the 'Avrora', the captain of the 1st rank E. R. Yegoryev. The commander was killed, Stark was injured. After the end of the Tsushima battle, the 'Avrora', 'Oleg', and 'Zhemchug' cruisers were interned and stood in Manila. The crews of the ships were waiting for the end of the war and the signing of a peace treaty. Only after this could the Russian cruisers return to their native shores. For military distinction Stark was awarded the Order of St. Anne 3 degrees with swords and bow. In 1912, Stark was promoted to captain of the 2nd rank and was awarded the Mecklenburg-Schwerin Order of the 4th Degree. He commanded the destroyers "Silny" (1912-1914), "Strashny" (1914-1916), "Donskoy Kazak", the 5th and 12th divisions of the destroyers. He participated in many combat operations and battles, was engaged in setting minefields near Vindava, which killed several German destroyers and cruisers. December 6, 1916 promoted to rank of captain. In 1917 he commanded the Mine Division of the Baltic Fleet. July 28, 1917 promoted to rear admirals. Dismissed on April 3, 1918. He arrived in Kazan in August 1918, joined the army of Komuch and headed the White Volga flotilla. After leaving the Volga basin acted on the rivers Kama and Belaya. Aleksandr Kolchak was appointed him to form a brigade in Krasnoyarsk (December 1918), and then a division of naval shooters. After the end of the Civil War, he refused to recognize the results of the Brest-Litovsk Treaty and fled with Kolchak.

Important Notes: Supporter of Merkulov. (Historical)

3.Aleksandr Kolchak Born: November 16, 1874 in St. Petersburg (now Petrograd)

Military Career: Kolchak was educated for a naval career, graduating from the Naval Cadet Corps in 1894 and joining the 7th Naval Battalion. He was soon transferred to the Russian Far East, serving in Vladivostok from 1895 to 1899. He then returned to western Russia and was based at Kronstadt, joining the Russian Polar expedition of Eduard Toll on the ship Zarya in 1900 as a hydrologist. After considerable hardship, Kolchak returned in December 1902; Eduard Toll with three other explorers continued further north and were lost. Kolchak took part in two Arctic expeditions to look for the lost explorers (who weren't found). In the early stages of the Russo-Japanese War, he served as watch officer on the cruiser 'Askold', and later commanded the destroyer 'Serdity'. He made several night sorties to lay naval mines, one of which succeeded in sinking the Japanese cruiser Takasago. He was decorated with the Order of St. Anna 4th class for the exploit. As the blockade of the port tightened and the Siege of Port Arthur intensified, he was given command of a coastal artillery battery. He was wounded in the final battle for Port Arthur and taken as a prisoner of war to Nagasaki, where he spent four months. Kolchak was awarded the Golden Sword of St. George with the inscription 'For Bravery' on his return to Russia. Returning to Saint Petersburg in April 1905, Kolchak was promoted to lieutenant commander and took part in the rebuilding of the Imperial Russian Navy, which had been almost completely destroyed during the war. He served on the Naval General Staff from 1906, helping draft a shipbuilding program, a training program, and developing a new protection plan for St. Petersburg and the Gulf of Finland. In 1912 he was assigned to the Russian Baltic Fleet. The onset of the Wieltkieg found him on the flagship 'Pogranichnik', where Kolchak oversaw the laying of extensive coastal defensive minefields. During the autumn and winter of 1914–1915, Russian destroyers and cruisers under Kolchak command started a series of dangerous night operations, laying mines at the approaches to Kiel and Danzig. He was promoted to vice-admiral in August 1916, the youngest man at that rank, and was made commander of the Black Sea Fleet, replacing Admiral Eberhart. The Black Sea fleet descended into political chaos after the onset of the 1917 February Revolution. Kolchak was relieved of command of the fleet in June and traveled to Petrograd.On his arrival at Petrograd, Kolchak was invited to a meeting of the Provisional Government. The Bolshevik revolution found Kolchak in Japan and then Harbin in November 1917. As a supporter of the Provisional Government, he returned to Russia, through Vladivostok, in 1918. Kolchak was an absolute supporter of the Allied cause against Imperial Germany and regarded Russia's immediate withdrawal from the conflict as dishonorable. Kolchak arrived in Manchuria and was placed in charge of security for the Russian-owned Chinese Eastern Railroad. Arriving in Omsk, Siberia, en route to enlisting with the Volunteer Army, he agreed to become a minister in the Siberian Regional Government. In November 1918, the unpopular regional government was overthrown in a coup d'etat. Kolchak refused to take power. The remaining cabinet members met and voted for Kolchak to become the head of government with emergency powers. He was named Supreme Ruler, and he promoted himself to full admiral. After the end of Civil War, he disagreed with terms of Brest-Litovsk Treaty and supported coup d'etat against regime of Aleksandr Kerenskiy, which failed and after that he fled with other putchists to Japanese Primorye, later renamed to the Transamur - the last bastion of Entente in Russia.

@NEW ADMIRALS SUGGESTION - RUS don't have many admirals (and with this suggestions part of them died) and because of this and because new DLC based on fleet (and, as a result, the need for a large number of admirals) I suggest add more admirals to RUS.

1.Name: Aleksandr Razvozov Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a7/Aleksandr_Razvozov.jpg?uselang=ru

Born: July 27, 1879

Military Career: Born in the family of a naval officer. In 1989 graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps in the rank of midshipman. In 1901 he received the rank of a mine officer of the 2nd category with the appointment to the post of junior mine officer battleship 'Retvizan'. From October 31, 1902 to April 21, 1903, he moved from Kronstadt to the Far East. During the transition he received the rank of lieutenant. 1904 received the rank of mine officer of the 1st category. Appointed senior mine officer of the squadron battleship 'Retvizan'. Member of the Russian-Japanese war, participant of the battle in the Yellow Sea and defence of Port Arthur. After the fall of the fortress refused to give the Japanese a subscription for further non-participation in the war. In captivity he carried out orders of the maritime evacuation commission, worked with captured Russian sailors. In February 1906 he left for Russia with the last echelon of prisoners. In 1906-1907 was a teacher of the mine school in Kronstadt. March 5, 1907 appointed senior mine officer under construction armored cruiser 'Rurik II' under construction in England. From December 1909 to 1911 he was a senior officer in the cruiser 'Rurik II'. From 1911 to 1913 commanded the destroyer 'Buyny'. In December 6, 1912 he was promoted to Captain 2nd Rank. From 1913 to 1914 he was the commander of the destroyer 'Ussuriets'. From 1914 to 1915 was the head of the 5th destroyer battalion. From May 1915 to 1916 he was the head of the 9th destroyer battalion. From 1916 to 1917 was chief of the 2nd destroyer battalion. Supervised the actions of the ships on enemy communications and in support of ground forces. From July 7 to December 1917 was Commander of the Baltic Fleet.In July 18, 1917 was promoted to Rear-Admiral. In October 1917, led the fleet during the Moonsund battle. On November 20, 1917, he expressed readiness to submit to the Bolshevik government and was submitted to production as vice-admirals, but on December 5, 1917, he was dismissed due to the introduction of collegial fleet management.

Important Notes: During the Civil War, he maintained relations with both the Bolsheviks and the Whites. (See сircumstances of death)

2.Boris Vilkitskiy Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b1/Boris_Andreyevich_Vilkitsky.jpg?uselang=ru

Born: April 3, 1885 in Pulkovo

Military Career: Born into the family of a hydrograph, captain Andrey Ippolitovich Vilkitskiy. Boris Vilkitskiy graduated from the Naval Academy in Saint Petersburg in 1908. He participated in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–1905. In 1908, he graduated from the Nikolaev Maritime Academy in the hydrographic department (navigational specialization) and on December 20 of the same year he was promoted to senior lieutenant. In 1913—1915 he led the Arctic hydrographic expedition on the ships 'Taimyr' and 'Vaigach' with the purpose of further exploration of the Northern Sea Route. In 1913, Vilkitsky's expedition discovered Emperor Nicholas II Land — later renamed 'Severnaya Zemlya'. In 1914—1915, Vilkitsky's expedition made the first through voyage from Vladivostok to Arkhangelsk, discovered Novopashenniy Island, and described the eastern coastline of the territory he named 'Emperor Nicholas II Land'. He was awarded the prestigious Constantine Medal by the Russian Geographical Society for his endeavours. In the Civil War, he helped the Northern Army of General Miller. After the Civil War was promoted to rank of vice-admiral. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

Important Notes: Veteran of Russo-Japanese and Civil Wars.

3.Nikolay Vikorst Photo: http://litnik.org/images/Admirali/VikorstNE_1901.jpg

Born: September 17, 1873 in Nikolaev

Military Career: He graduated from the Sea Corps in 1893 and by the Highest Order of the Navy Department No. 705 was carried out on the examination in midshipmen. He know French. Member of the Chinese campaign of 1900-1901. From 1911 - commander of the Caspian separate naval company and gunboat "Kars". In December 6, 1914 was promoted to captains of rank 1 for distinguished service. From 1916 - head of the trawling division, then - head of the sea party trawling the White Sea. Since 1917 - Chief of Staff; June 2, 1917 - July 18, 1919 (with interruptions) - commander of the Arctic Ocean flotilla. From November 3 to November 19, 1918 - Governor-General and Commander of the Russian troops of the Northern Region. After the Civil War was promoted to vice-admiral. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

4.Nikolay Vinogradov Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ru/4/47/%D0%92%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B4%D0%BE%D0%B2%2C_%D0%9D%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B9_%D0%98%D0%B3%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%82%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87.gif

Born: December 26, 1905 in Surikha

Military Career: Born in 1905 in the village of Surikha, graduated from the Higher Naval School in 1930. From 1930 he served in the Northern Fleet: the flag secretary of the chief of the Northern Fleet (1930-1931), the navigator of the submarine 'Ugor' (1931), the commander of the 'Ugor' (1933-1935). Commander of the 'Tur' (1935-1936). (SEMI-FICTIONAL, because soviet era)

5.Vladimir Tributs Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ru/5/5e/Tribuc.jpg

Born: July 28, 1900 in St. Petersburg (now Petrograd)

Military Career: Born in 1900 in Saint Petersburg, Tributs joined the Navy in 1918 and during the Russian Civil War participated in combat actions on the Volga and in the Caspian. Graduated and received his commission from Higher Naval School in 1926 and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1932. From 1932 to 1936 he served on ships of the Baltic Fleet and commanded the destroyer 'Bogatyr'.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because soviet era.

6.Nikolay Kuznetsov Photo: https://echo.msk.ru/att/element-697883-misc-Untitled-1.jpg or http://wordweb.ru/ermakov/img/i_027.jpg or https://diletant.media/upload/iblock/671/6710a6a4a91a3bef621a559fdd1b5a70.jpg

Born: July 24, 1904 in Medvedki

Military Career: Kuznetsov was born into a peasant family in the village of Medvedki near Velikiy Ustyug, Vologda Governorate, Russian Empire. His father was a Serbian immigrant who settled in Russia before the turn of the century. In 1919, Kuznetsov joined the Northern Naval Flotilla formed from SRs, after adding two years to his age in order to be eligible to serve. After the Civil War, in 1923 he enters to Higher Naval School. Upon graduation from the Higher Naval School in 1926, Kuznetsov served on the cruiser 'Admiral Butakov', first as watch officer and then as First Lieutenant. In 1932 he graduated from the Naval College after studying operational tactics. Upon graduation, he was offered one of two options – a desk job with the general staff or a command post on a ship. Kuznetsov successfully applied for the post of executive officer on the cruiser 'Svetlana' . Within a year the young officer earned his next promotion. In 1934 he returned to 'Admiral Butakov', this time as commander. Under Kuznetsov, the ship became an outstanding example of discipline and organization, quickly drawing attention to young captain. In 1936 he was promoted to the rank of Rear-Adrmial. (FICTIONAL, he was promoted in this rank, well, in 1948. But in 1940 he was promoted to the rank of admiral. It's chaos with promotions and demotions of Kuznetsov, and soviet navy has more ranks than imperial navy)

Important Notes: Member of Mensheviks from 1924.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because party - Bolsheviks from 1924, and cruisers with different names (historical cruisers not exist in KR, but it's same project)

7.Sergey Gorshkov - now it's admiral of SOV, i also suggest add him to RUS Photo: http://encyclopedia.mil.ru/images/gorshkov(1).jpg or https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Sergey_Georgiyevich_Gorshkov#/media/File:SG-Gorshkov.jpg

Born: February 26, 1910 in Kamianets-Podilskyi

Military Career: Born in Kamianets-Podilskyi to a Russian family, Gorshkov grew up in Kolomna. After joining the Russian Navy in 1927, he entered the Higher Naval School in Petrograd during October of that year. Gorshkov began his service with the Baltic Sea Fleet upon graduation in November 1931 as a watch officer aboard the destroyer 'Pobeditel'. He quickly became its navigator a month later and in March 1932 transferred to the Pacific Fleet to serve in the same position aboard the minelayer Tomsk. Promoted to become flagship navigator of the minelaying and minesweeping brigade of the fleet in January 1934, Gorshkov was given command of the Uragan-class guard ship Buran in November of that year. He studied at courses for destroyer commanders between December 1935 and March 1936, becoming commander of the destroyer 'Svoboda' following completion. After becoming chief of staff of the Pacific Fleet Destroyer Brigade in October, Gorshkov was appointed its commander.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because ships with different names (historical cruisers not exist in KR, but it's same project) and dates have different years (1936 -> 1935 etc.) and different fleets (Black Sea fleet of Russia doesn't exist)

8. Filipp Ivanov - he changed last name to Oktyabrskiy and now it's admiral of SOV, i also suggest add him to RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5d/Philip_Oktyabrsky.jpg or http://biozvezd.ru/images/35/35677/filipp-oktyabrskij.jpg

Born: October 23, 1899 in Lukshino

Military Career: He began service on the Baltic Fleet in November 1917. Member of the Civil War, fought a sailor on the ships of the Baltic Fleet and the Northern Military Flotilla. From 1925–27 he studied at the Higher Naval Academy in Petrograd. In 1928 he graduated from parallel classes at the Courses for fleet commanders. He served in the Baltic and Pacific fleets, commanded a torpedo boat, group, division, detachment and brigade of torpedo boats. From February 1935 he commanded the Amur military flotilla.

Important Notes: Member of Mensheviks from 1919.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because soviet era. And i also suggest give this admiral last name Fevralskiy (because he changed last name to Oktyabrskiy in honor of October revolution (for analogy - February revolution), but it's KR)

9. Vladimir Kasatonov - now it's admiral of SOV, i also suggest add him to RUS Photo: https://flot.com/publications/books/shelf/motherlandsons/images/135.jpg or http://krymology.info/images/thumb/0/04/%D0%92%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B4%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%80_%D0%90%D1%84%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87_%D0%9A%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2.jpg/200px-%D0%92%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B4%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%80_%D0%90%D1%84%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%8C%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87_%D0%9A%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%B0%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2.jpg

Born: July 21, 1910 in Petergof

Military Career: In the service in the Navy since 1927. The father is the full George Knight Afanasy Stepanovich Kasatonov. He graduated from the Higher Naval School (1931), the command classes of the training detachment of submarines (1932). Until December 1932 - navigator and assistant commander of the submarine of the Baltic Fleet. Since 1933 - Chief of Staff of a separate submarine division of the Baltic Fleet..

Important Notes: He has sympathizing views with the socialists.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because soviet era.

10. Gordey Levchenko - now he is admiral of SOV, i also suggest add him to RUS Photo: https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.bOkjJ9jzCf4m4LwLPVM_yQHaLX&pid=15.1

Born:February 1, 1897 in Dubrovka

Military Career: Born at Dubrovka, Ukraine, a part of the Russian Empire, in 1897, Levchenko joined the Imperial Russian Navy in 1913 and participated in Weltkrieg. Levchenko became a member of the Menshevik Party in 1919. During the Civil War he participated in suppressing the mutinies at the Krasnaya Gorka fort and the Kronstadt Rebellion. He was promoted to command the 'Askold' in 1922, and held command of the Caspian Flotilla in 1932 - 1933. From 1933 he commanded the battleship division of the Baltic Fleet.

Important Notes: Member of the Mensheviks from 1919.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because soviet era. And he was member of Bolsheviks.

11. Arseniy Golovko - for DKB (now he is admiral of SOV) Photo: http://fisechko.ru/100vel/polkovod/i_020.jpg or http://waralbum.ru/wp-content/uploads/yapb_cache/vice_admiral_a_golovko_1944.e0rdjzc86wowoooo00oowow0o.ejcuplo1l0oo0sk8c40s8osc4.th.jpeg or http://gorets-media.ru/uploads/images/Gorets_6/Berega/Golovko/.thumbs/39891d833e8825eeb777e39e45df5d2c_441_650_1.jpg

Born: June 10, 1906 in Prokhladnaya stanitsa

Military Career: From Terek Cossacks. He graduated from the parish school. From 1922 he studied at the Workers' Faculty in Rostov-on-Don, but a few years later, on November 5, 1925, he was called up to the fleet. Since May 1928 - watch-commander of the destroyer 'Kapitan-Leytenant Baranov'. Since November 1928 - navigator of the gunboat "Don". From November 1929 to May 1930 - navigator of the group of gunboats of the Caspian Flotilla. From May 1931 - divisional miner of the 3rd battalion of destroyers in the Azov fleet. From November 1931 - teacher at special courses for commanders. From March 1932 - flagship miner brigade of trawling and barriers, from January 1933 - Chief of Staff of the detachment of special-purpose torpedo boats, from December 1934 - Commander of the brigade of torpedo boats, from May 1935 - Chief of Staff of this brigade.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because soviet era.

12.Vsevolod Yegoryev - to TRM (replacing Gerasimov) Photo: https://museum.ifmo.ru/images/person/big/p471.jpg

Born: October 23, 1883 in Vladivostok

Military Career: Born in the family of naval officer Yevgeniy Romanovich Yegoryev and Anna Yakovlevna Aksenova. He studied at the Kronstadt male gymnasium. Vsevolod's mother died in 1895. The father, being the commander of the cruiser 'Avrora', died in the Tsushima battle. On May 6, 1902, he graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps and by order of the Naval Department was promoted to the rank of midshipman. In the overseas voyage on the 1st class cruiser 'Bogatyr' and the ships of the Pacific Ocean squadron (1902-1904) - flag officer of the headquarters of the commander of the 1st Pacific Fleet squadron (1904) and the headquarters of the commander of a cruiser squadron in the Pacific (1904—05). In 1904, he was promoted to lieutenant for distinguishing himself against the enemy. He served on the cruisers of the 1st rank 'Rossiya' (1905-1906) and 'Bogatyr' (1906-1907). In the years 1908-1910 - Senior Artillery Officer of the battleship 'Imperator Pavel I'. In 1910 he was promoted to Senior Lieutenant. In 1911 he was seconded to the Naval General Staff, chief of the statistical department of the Naval General Staff in 1914-1917. In 1913 he was promoted to captains of rank 2, in 1916 - to captains of rank 1. In the days of the February Revolution, he took the post of assistant chief of the Naval General Staff with the duties of his chief, head of the Main Directorate for Fleet Personnel Affairs (1917). After Civil War support Kolchak Putsch and after that fled to Transamur.

Important Notes: During the Civil War did not oppose the Bolsheviks.

NOTE: semi-historical. Because soviet era.

13.Ivan Kononov - to RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Kononov_Ivan.jpg?uselang=ru

Born: December 25, 1885 in Kronstadt

Military Career: From the family of the Don Cossacks. Father Anatoliy Alekseyevich - fleet officer, rear admiral. Member of the Weltkrieg. At the beginning - in the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet. From 1915 he was a senior lieutenant and head of the Naval Directorate of the South-Western Front. Captain 2nd rank for participation in operations at the mouth of the Danube on the Romanian front. At the end of 1917 he sneaks onto the Don and takes part in his liberation in the spring of 1918. He creates and arms the Don and Azov flotillas. In 1918 he was promoted to Rear Admiral by Ataman of the Don Army, General Krasnov. He commanded the river fleets in the structure of the VSYuR.

Important Notes: Member of Naval Union of ROVS

14. Sergey Yevdokimov - to RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Evdokimov_SV.jpg?uselang=ru

Born: 1878

Military Career: In 1899 he graduated from the Sea Corps. In 1904 he was assigned to the auxiliary cruiser "Ural" as part of the 2nd Pacific Squadron. Participated in the battle of Tsushima. After the cruiser, which had received an underwater hole, was abandoned by the crew, along with Lieutenant Choglokov and miner Alexei Palen, voluntarily remained on board to sink the ship. He was seriously contused, was picked up from the water by the towing steamer "Svir" and delivered to Shanghai. After the Russian-Japanese war he served in the Black Sea Fleet. The commander of the destroyers 'Zavidny' and 'Zhivuzhiy'. Since 1913, the captain of the 2nd rank, the head of the division of the Black Sea Fleet barriers. On December 11, 1914, in the capacity of chief of a detachment of special purpose steamboats and commander of the steamer 'Oleg', the ships loaded with stone flooded at the entrance to the port of Zunguldak. He was gassed and contused during the attack of the destroyers and the shelling of the cruiser 'Breslau'. Since 1917, the Rear Admiral. During the civil war he was an assistant to the head of the Maritime Administration of the VSYuR in the administrative and economic part.

15. Aleksandr Tikhmenev - to RUS Photo: http://www.belrussia.ru/kontent/pict/Biogr/tihm.jpeg

Born: December 30, 1879

Military Career: In 1901 he graduated from the Sea Corps and promoted to midshipmen. During the Weltkrieg was commander of destroyers 'Zhutkiy' and 'Nespokoyny'. In June 1918, he took command of the Black Sea Fleet from Vice-Admiral Sablin when he left for Moscow to discuss the issue of flooding the fleet.

16. Grigoriy Butakov - to RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/37/%D0%91%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2_%D0%93%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%B3%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%B9_%D0%98%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87.jpg?uselang=ru

Born: February 21, 1873 in Athens

Military Career: The son of Vice-Admiral Ivan Ivanovich Butakov. In 1891 he entered the Sea Corps, from which he was released in 1893 by a gardemarine. In 1904 he graduated from the Mine Officer Class. In 1907-1908 he was head of the radio telegraph stations of the Baltic Sea and was the flag-quartermaster of the headquarters of the commander of the 2nd detachment of mine-ships of the Baltic Sea. In July 1914 he was appointed commander of the cruiser 'Aurora'. For military distinguishes during the First World War, received swords to the Order of St. Anna 2nd degree. From February 5, 1916, he held the position of business manager in the Maritime Transport Meeting. After the October Revolution he joined the White movement. In May 1919, he commanded the Middle Dnieper flotilla. In the same year he received the rank of Rear Admiral.

Important Notes: Member of Naval Union of ROVS

17. Aleksandr Gadd - to RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/44/Gadd_Alexandr_Ottovich.jpeg?uselang=ru

Born: February 24, 1875 in Kronstadt

Military Career: In 1895 he graduated from the Sea Corps. He served in the Baltic Fleet. Commanded submarines 'Osyetr', 'Sig', 'Makrel', 'Krokodil' and 'Kayman'. In 1910, for some time, he served as the head of the 2nd submarine division of the Baltic Sea. After that transferred to the Black Sea Fleet, in the years 1910-1912 - Head of the submarine division of the Black Sea. In Civil War was a comander a brigade of sea minesweepers in Black Sea.

18.Aleksey Zayev - to RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2d/AN_Zaev.jpg?uselang=ru

Born: 1881

Military Career: In 1902 he graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps, promoted to midshipmen and appointed to the 'Boiky' destroyer. Arrived in Port Arthur and took an active part in the defense of the fortress. January 26, 1904 in the battle with a detachment of Japanese destroyers on the destroyer 'Vynoslivy' was seriously wounded (one fragment shattered his eye and crushed his eye socket, the other hit his right hand). In 1907 he graduated from an officer artillery class and until the autumn of 1914 served as a separate commander in the Sea Corps. In 1914 he was promoted to captain of the 2nd rank, appointed to the post of senior officer of the cruiser 'Almaz'. Since 1915 - Senior Officer of the battleship "Tri Svyatitelya'. During the Civil War, he served in the White Fleet on the Black Sea, commanded the Volga Military Flotilla.

Important Notes: Member of Naval Union of ROVS

GENERALS:

1.Anton Denikin Born: December 16, 1872 in Vlotslavek, Kingdom of Poland.

Military Career: Denikin was born in Szpetal Dolny village, in Kingdom of Poland, in family of major of Russian Army Ivan Efimovich Denikin. In 1890 Denikin enrolled at the Kiev Junker School, a military college from which he graduated in 1892. The twenty-year-old Denikin joined an artillery brigade, in which he served for three years. In 1895 he was first accepted into the General Staff Academy, where he did not meet the academic requirements in the first of his two years. After this disappointment, Denikin attempted to attain acceptance again. On his next attempt he did better and finished fourteenth in his class. However, to his misfortune, the Academy decided to introduce a new system of calculating grades and as a result Denikin was not offered a staff appointment after the final exams. Denikin first saw active service during the 1905 Russo-Japanese War. In 1905 he won promotion to the rank of colonel. In 1910 he became commander of the 17th infantry regiment. A few weeks before the outbreak of the Weltkrieg, Denikin reached the rank of major-general. By the outbreak of Weltkrieg in August 1914 Denikin was a Chief of staff of the Kiev Military District. He was initially appointed Quartermaster of General Brusilov's 8th Army. Not one for staff service, Denikin petitioned for an appointment to a fighting front. He was transferred to the 4th Rifle Brigade. His brigade was transformed into a division in 1915. It was with this brigade Denikin would accomplish his greatest feats as a General. In 1916, he was appointed to command the Russian 8th Army Corps and lead troops in Romania during the last successful Russian campaign of the war, the Brusilov Offensive. Following the February Revolution and the overthrow of Tsar Nicholas II, he became Chief of Staff to Mikhail Alekseev, then Aleksei Brusilov, and finally Lavr Kornilov. Denikin supported the attempted coup of his commander, the Kornilov Affair, in September 1917 and was arrested and imprisoned with him. After this Alekseev would be reappointed commander-in-Chief. Following the October Revolution both Denikin and Kornilov escaped to Novocherkassk in the Northern Caucasus and, with other Tsarist officers, formed the anti-Bolshevik Volunteer Army, initially commanded by Alekseev. In the civil war, he fiercely protested against the termination of contacts with the Entente in exchange for the support of Germany. In 1919 Denikin and Vrangel starts formation of 'Caucasian Army' to capture the Tsaritsyn, while Kornilov defended the northern Don oblast from a renewed Red offensive. After 3rd battle of Tsaritsyn, he proposed an immediate march northward to Moscow, a move which Vrangel immediately dismissed as a foolhardy disaster. Kornilov, after deliberation short enough to offend Denikin, agreed to Vrangel’s plan, not Denikin. After the Civil War was promoted to the rank of General-Fieldmarshal.

Important Notes: Member of Soyuz 17 Oktyabrya and leader of conservative officers. Author of Mass doctrine of Russian Army.

2.Pyetr Vrangel Born: August 27, 1878 in Novoaleksandrovsk

Military Career: Pyetr Vrangel was born in a Baltic German noble family in what was then Russian Lithuania. A graduate first of the Rostov Technical High School, and later the St. Petersburg Institute of Mining Engineering, Vrangel would earn his first military commission in 1902, after volunteering for the Life Guards cavalry. Shortly thereafter, he was transferred to Irktusk to command a unit of Transbaykal Cossacks, the first of many experiences with Russia's bellicose warrior caste. Vrangel's first taste of combat would be against the Japanese in 1904. Vrangel distinguished himself as a lieutenant with the Cossacks, but was ultimately transferred to a Dragoon unit upon the war's end. Vrangel saw service in the 1905 Revolution in much the same way he'd see service in the second; commanding a fast-moving, punitive expedition of cavalrymen. After the Revolution's end, Vrangel returned to St. Petersburg and married Olga Mikhaylovna Ivanenko, with whom he had two children. Having studied at the Nicholas Imperial General Staff Academy in 1910 and the Cavalry Officers School in 1911, Vrangel began service in 1914 as a cavalry captain. After distinguishing himself early on and earning the Order of St. George, he was promoted to colonel and transferred to once again command Transbaikal Cossacks. It was here that Vrangel first met Baron Roman von Ungern-Sternberg and Grigory Semyonov, two already unstable men whose true colours would be revealed in the Civil War. Vrangel continued to earn distinctions, particularly during the Brusilov Offensive of 1916. He soon earned the rank of major general, and was ultimately placed in command of the Consolidated Cavalry Corp, an amalgamated unit of many different Cossack regiments. However, his strong personal distaste towards the February Revolution and Russia's de facto withdrawal from the war against the Central Powers led him to retire to his dacha in the Crimea. Though his retirement kept him from participating in Lavr Kornilov's abortive march on Petrograd, Vrangel was rudely thrust into the Civil War by the attempted execution of himself and his family by Bolshevik agitators in Yalta. Incensed, Vrangel travelled to Kiev to enlist with the forces of the newly-declared "Ukrainian State." An ardent, if pragmatic, Russian nationalist, neither Hetman Pavlo Skoropadsky nor his German backers were under any illusion of Vrangel's true loyalties. However, Vrangel's natural charisma, command of languages, and extensive military experience made him not only a very competent general, but a vital liaison between the disparate anti-Bolshevik forces coalescing across the former Russian Empire. Vrangel, along with many other White Russian officers in the Ukraine, were gathered into a "Special Corps" and attached to a Ukrainian division under the command of General Natiev. The year 1918 would dawn with Vrangel, alongside thousands of Russians and Ukrainians, marching eastward into the Don Cossack's oblast. Vrangel would ultimately, with the consent of the Ukrainians and Germans, transfer his command over to General Lavr Kornilov's Volunteer Army. Though Vrangel was privately critical of Kornilov's barely-concealed republicanism and willingness to spill blood, he nevertheless respected him deeply for his military abilities and selfless dedication to Russia. Vrangel's commission as a major-general was re-instated, and he was granted command of the Caucasian Army. The liberation of much of southern Russia over the course of 1918 left the Volunteer Army in good shape. The fall of Tsaritsyn had secured control over the southern stretch of the Volga, and most importantly, now gave the Southern Whites a direct route to link up with the forces of Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak, who had become bogged down in a gruelling stalemate across the Volga line. In a move which earned him much enmity from fellow general Anton Denikin, Vrangel successfully convinced Kornilov to march eastwards to relieve Kolchak, rather than strike directly towards Moscow in a risky gamble. Vrangel's prudence would soon be vindicated. Though the Ufa Conference of 1919 left a bad taste in the mouth of many Whites, who blamed Kerensky personally for his role in the Bolsheviks rise to power, Vrangel was practical enough to realize the need to bring a civilian head of state back into prominence, as well as regain the trust of the peasantry with the SR-backed reform policies proposed by Boris Savinkov. As befitting his status as one of the key White commanders, Vrangel and his cavalrymen played a vital role in the capture of Moscow, and he was one of the chosen few who accompanied Kornilov in his triumphant entry into the Kremlin to accept the Bolsheviks' surrender. After the Civil War was promoted to the rank of General-Fieldmarshal. Despite not serving as the Whites' overall commander, Vrangel was arguably the most mythologized of the anti-Bolshevik leaders. While men like Kornilov boast greater popularity among certain political factions due to their own unabashed political loyalties, Vrangel's staunch neutrality earned him admiration across the Russian political spectrum.

Important Notes: Member of Soyuz 17 Oktyabrya and leader of reformist officers. Author of Planning doctrine of Russian Army.

3.Lavr Kornilov Born: August 18, 1870 in Ust-Kamenogorsk

Military Career: Kornilov entered military school in Omsk in 1885, at the age of 15, and went on to study at the Mikhailovsky Artillery School in St. Petersburg in 1889. In August 1892 he was assigned as a lieutenant to the Turkestan Military District, where he led several exploration missions in Turkestan, Afghanistan and Persia, learned several Central Asian languages, and wrote detailed reports about his observations. Kornilov returned to St. Petersburg to attend the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff and graduated as a captain in 1897. Again refusing a posting at St. Peterburg, he returned to the Turkestan Military District, where he resumed his duties as a military-intelligence officer. During the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 Kornilov became the Chief of staff of the 1st Infantry Brigade, and was heavily involved in the Battle of Sandepu (January 1905) and the Battle of Mukden (February/March 1905). He was awarded the Order of St. George (4th class) for bravery and promoted to the rank of colonel. Following the end of the war, Kornilov served as military attache in the Qing Empire from 1907 to 1911. He studied Mandarin, traveled extensively (researching data on the history, traditions and customs of the Chinese, and regularly sent detailed reports to the General Staff and Foreign Ministry. Kornilov paid much attention to the prospects of cooperation between Russia and China in the Far East and met with the future president of China, Chiang Kai-shek. In 1910 Kornilov was recalled from Beijing, but remained in St. Petersburg for only five months before departing for Mongolia to examine the military situation along China's border with Russia. On 2 February 1911 he became Commander of the 8th Infantry Regiment of Estonia, and was later appointed commander of the 9th Siberian Rifle Division, stationed in Vladivostok. At the outbreak of the Weltkrieg, Kornilov was appointed commander of the 48th Infantry Division, which saw combat in Galicia-Lodomeria and northern Hungary. Although he was captured by the Austro-Hungarian forces in 1915, he managed to escape and return to Russia a year later, in July of 1916. After the abdication of the Tsar mere months after Kornilov's return to Russia, a provisional government was installed headed by Alexander Kerensky. This government proved to be weak an ineffective leading to revolution in 1917, despite Kornilov's attempts at keeping the order by marching on Petrograd (this was seen by many as an attempted coup.) With the loss of Petrograd and western Russia, he fled to the newly established Don Republic in the southern Caucasus. After the Bolsheviks' acceptance of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, Kornilov took part in the legendary “Ice March” across the Kuban steppe succeeding in seizing Yekaterinodar, where he narrowly escaped death from an artillery shell. Despite aid from the Entente, the Russian provisional government agreed to cease contact with them in return for aid from Germany, Kornilov protested direly but to no avail. Throughout 1920-1921 Kornilov spent months besieging Moscow, finally walking into the Kremlin on the 22nd of January to accept the Soviet defeat.

Important Notes: Kornilov went on to form the political party 'The Russian All-Military Union' (ROVS), a small party with nominal influence on the Russian political stage, it would take a lot of instability to even consider them having any power.

4. Abram Dragomirov Born: April 21, 1868

Military Career: At the end of the Page Corps in 1887, he was released as a second lieutenant in the Imperial Guards Semenovskiy Regiment. August 7, 1891 promoted to lieutenant. In 1893, finally the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff on the 1st category, with a small silver medal. May 20, 1893, in contrast to those produced in the guard captain, renamed the captains of the General Staff. Further service was held in the Caucasian Military District, first from November 1893, as a senior adjutant of the headquarters of the 2nd Caucasian Cossack Division, which was held from August 1895 - Special Commissioner for Command of the Caucasian Military District. To study the technical side of the cavalry service, he was seconded to the Officer cavalry school from October 1895 to August 1896. The squadron’s census command served from November 1896 to November 1897 in the 44th Dragoon Nizhny Novgorod regiment, then held a number of staff positions. December 6, 1898 made a lieutenant colonel, December 6, 1902 - a colonel. From December 1902 to February 1903 - Chief of Staff of the 7th Cavalry Division. From May to August 1912 - Chief of Staff of the Kovno Fortress, on May 21, 1912, was promoted to Major General "for distinguished service". On November 27, 1912 was in the post of chief of the 2nd Separate Cavalry Brigade, with which he entered the Weltkrieg. August 16, 1914 promoted to lieutenant general. From December 12, 1914 - Head of the 16th Cavalry Division, which was deployed on the basis of the 2nd Separate Cavalry Brigade. From April 6, 1915, he was appointed commander of the 9th Army Corps, which was part of the 3rd Army. From August 14, 1916 - Commander of the 5th Army of the Northern Front. In August 1916, promoted to cavalry generals. After the meeting held on May 4, 1917 in the Winter Palace, where General Dragomirov sharply commented on the Declaration of the Rights of Military Personnel, was dismissed on June 1, 1917, after which he was at the disposal of the War Minister. At the end of 1917 he left to Don. In the White Movement, he served as the 2nd Vice-Chairman of the Special Meeting and Assistant Supreme Leader of the Volunteer Army, then from October 1918 to September 1919 - as Chairman of the Special Meeting. In the summer of 1919, he conducted talks in Berlin with the German government on assistance to the South of Russia.

(SEMI-FICTIONAL - historical, negotiations was with Entente, not Germany)

Important Notes: Supporter of Soyuz 17 Oktyabrya. (because authoritarian democrat)

5.Yevgeniy Miller Born: October 7, 1867 in Dinaburg

Military Career: Miller was a career officer born to a Baltic German noble family in Dinaburg. After he graduated from the General Staff Academy, he served with the Russian Imperial Guard. Between 1898 and 1907, he was a Russian military attache in several European capitals, such as Rome, The Hague and Brussels. From July 1914 - Chief of Staff of the 5th Army, whose management was established on the basis of command of the Moscow Military District. He took part in the Battle of Galicia, repelling the German offensive on Warsaw, the Lodz operation. Since 1915 - Lieutenant-General. In January 1915, he formed the headquarters of the 12th Army of the Western Front and, with this army as its chief of staff, took part in further military operations. From June 1915 Miller again the chief of staff of the 5th Army. From September 1916, he actually commanded the 26th Army Corps as part of the Special Army operating in Romania. Officially appointed corps commander December 28, 1916. After the February Revolution, in April 1917, he was beaten and arrested by soldiers for ordering corps' orders to remove red bows. During the arrest wounded, then under escort sent to Petrograd. After the investigation, which did not reveal the corpus delicti, was transferred to the reserve. From August 1917, he was at the disposal of the Chief of the General Staff, being the representative of the General Headquarters of the Supreme Commander at the Italian main apartment, where he had departed. After the October Revolution of 1917, Miller fled to Archangelsk and declared himself Governor-General of Northern Russia. Without the help from the Entente, the Northern army lost most of its forces and was forced to step back in Arkhangelsk. After that, Miller recognize Kornilov and Kolchak as commanders of White Forces and accepts the help from Germany. After the Civil War was promoted to rank of General of the Infantry. (Last part - FICTIONAL)

6.Ivan Polyakov Born: August 10, 1886 in Novocherkassk

Military Career: He graduated from the Don Cadet Corps, Nikolaevsk Engineering School and two classes of the Imperial Military Academy. From the Nikolaev school he was released as a second lieutenant to the 2nd Caucasian sapper battalion. Later he served in the 12th sapper battalion, received the rank of lieutenant on March 24, 1910. At the end of the academy by order of the General Staff No. 2 for 1914, he was seconded for testing to the headquarters of the Petersburg Military District. During the Wieltrkieg, he was numbered with the General Staff, upgraded to the staff captain on March 24, 1914. From April 1915 - Assistant Senior Adjutant of the Operations Division, Quartermaster General of the 9th Army. August 15, 1917 was promoted to lieutenant colonel. At the end of 1917 he arrived in Don, but did not have time to join the detachment of the ataman on the march, General P. Kh. Popov, who spoke on the Steppe campaign on February 12, 1918. Hid in Novocherkassk, and then in the village of Zaplavskaya. Participated in the General uprising. On April 9, 1918, he arrived at the Traveling Ataman as part of a delegation from the village of Zaplavskaya and was appointed Chief of Staff of the Southern Group of Colonel Denisov. With the appointment in May 1918 of Colonel Denisov as the commander of the Don Army, Polyakov was appointed by General Krasnov as chief of staff of the Don Army with production as colonels. In July 1918, Polyakov was commissioned by the Don Ataman to major general for his services in organizing the Don Army and successful operations to cleanse the Region of the Don Army from the Bolsheviks. In Ufa Congress, together with General Denisov, he participated in a meeting of the headquarters of the Volunteer and Don armies and advocated the transfer of the unified command of both armies to General Kornilov. (FICTIONAL - historical he was against Denikin) After Civil War he stay with Russian Army and not fled to Don-Kuban Union. Was promoted to General of the Cavalry. (FICTIONAL - he fled to Balkans)

Also I suggest add him to DKB - he possible head of mil. intelligence of DKB and delete last sentence from description.

7.Anatoliy Rogozhin Born: April 12, 1893 in Chervlennaya

Military Career: Born in the family of an officer, a Terek Cossack. He graduated from the Vladikavkaz Cadet Corps in 1911, the Nikolaev Cavalry School in 1913. A cornet was sent to the 1st Kizlyaro-Grebensky regiment of the Terek Cossack army. He returned to Russia in 1914. During the Weltkrieg, fought on the South-Western Front. Participated in all operations division, for which he was awarded orders. In May 1915, Rogozhin was seconded, and then transferred to the 4th hundred Own His Imperial Majesty Convoy. He served in Kiev, then returned to the Caucasus, where his units took part in suppressing the insurgency during the February Revolution. In June 1918 in the Caucasus, Rogozhin was involved in a Cossack uprising against the Bolsheviks, and was adjacent to the White movement. At the beginning of 1919 he was appointed commander of the 2nd Kuban hundreds in the Kameno-ugolskiy region. In the battles for Tsaritsyn, Rogozhin was seriously wounded. In August 1919 he was appointed commander of the 1st hundred of the Terek Guards Division. In the spring of 1920 - commander of the Terek Guards Division. After Civil War was promoted to lieutenant-general. (Fictional - Whites lost CW)

Important Notes: Member of ROVS (Historical he's not, but close - he was member of Union of officials of the Russian corps)

Also I suggest add him to DKB - he is Terek Cossack, and delete important notes from description.

8.Mikhail Levitov Born: 1893

Military Career: Descended from the ancient spiritual family of the Ryazan diocese. The son of a priest from the village of Golovin, Ranenburg district, Nikolay Alekseevich Levitov and his wife Alexandra Evfimievna Nazaretova. Grand-nephew of Bishop Basil (Levitov). The elder brother Nikolay Nikolaevich (1891–1969) is a doctor of biological sciences, professor, and a microbiologist. Secondary education in the Ryazan Theological Seminary, where he graduated from four classes and was dismissed by petition in June 1914. Then he entered the Vilensk Military School, after graduating from an accelerated course of which, on December 1, 1914, he was promoted to warrant officer enrollment in army infantry. Upon arrival at the front, he was assigned to the 178th Vendensky Infantry Regiment, in whose ranks he participated in the Weltkrieg. For distinguish in cases against the enemy was granted the Order of St. Vladimir 4th degree with swords and bow. He was produced in lieutenants. In the Civil War participated in the White movement in the south of Russia. In early 1918, he arrived in Rostov, where he joined the officer partisan detachment of Colonel Simanovskiy, already in February poured into the Kornilov shock regiment of the Volunteer Army. He participated in the 1st Kuban campaign as a private soldier in the 1st officer company of the Kornilov regiment, and then as sergeant-officer officer company. In the autumn of 1918 he was seconded to the Crimea in a convoy to protect the widowed Empress Maria Fyedorovna. In July 1919 he was appointed commander of the 1st battalion of the newly formed 2nd Kornilov regiment. From November 10, 1919, he temporarily held the post of commander of the 3rd Kornilov regiment, then he was an assistant commander of the 2nd Kornilov regiment. March 13, 1920 one order made from lieutenants to the stabs-captains, captains and lieutenant colonels. June 15, 1920 appointed commander of the 2nd Kornilov Regiment, in the same month he was promoted to colonel. During the Civil War he was wounded 8 times. On 20 October 1920, he was awarded the Order of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. After Civil War was promoted to lieutenant-general. (Fictional - he fled to Paris)

Important Notes: Member of ROVS (HISTORICAL)

9.Vasiliy Chuykov Born: February 12, 1900 in Serebryannye Prudy

Military Career: Born into a peasant family in the village of Serebryanye Prudy in the Tula region south of Moscow, Chuykov was the eighth of 12 children and the fifth of eight sons. At the age of 12, he left school and his family home to earn his living in a factory in Saint Petersburg, turning out spurs for cavalry officers. Chuykov and all his brothers became soldiers and fought in the Russian Civil War. During the turmoil of the Russian Revolution of 1917, Chuykov became unemployed. Later the same year, an older brother arranged for Chuykov to be recruited into the Red Guards. The year after, in 1918, despite his brother efforts, he joined the White Army. (FICTIONAL - HE JOINED TO RED ARMY) Chuykov's record of service during the Civil War was distinguished. In the fighting from 1919 to 1920 he received two awards of the St. George for bravery and heroism and was was wounded four times. He left his regiment in 1922 to continue his studies at the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff, from which he graduated in 1925. On account of his excellent academic performance, Chuykov was invited to stay at the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff for another year to study Chinese language and history in the Orient Studies Department. In the fall of 1926, Chuykov joined a Russian diplomatic delegation that toured Harbin, Changchun, Port Arthur, Dalian, Tianjin and Beijing, cities in northeastern and northern China. After completing his studies in the fall of 1927, Chuykov was dispatched to China as a military attache. Chuykov traveled extensively in southern China and Sichuan, became fluent in Chinese, and gained a deeper understanding of Chinese politics and culture. After returning from China, Chuykov was assigned to the reformed Far Eastern Army in Blagoveshchensk and worked on military intelligence, reporting to the commander of the Far Eastern Army.

NOTES: SEMI-FICTIONAL (because soviet era)

10.Pavel Shatilov Born: November 13, 1881 in Tiflis

Military Career: From a noble family, his grandfather and father were generals. Father - Nikolai Pavlovich Shatilov, assistant to the military unit of the governor in the Caucasus, a member of the State Council. He was educated in the 1st Moscow Cadet Corps, graduated from the Page Corps first in graduation (1900), Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff (1908). At the academy he studied with Baron Vrangel, with whom he maintains friendly relations. From 1900 he served in the Life Guard Cossack regiment with the rank of cornet. He won fencing competitions, rifle shooting, a revolver and horse racing. With the beginning of the Russian-Japanese war, he was transferred at his own request to the 4th Siberian Cossack Regiment. Since 1904 - the commander of hundred. Member of the fighting in Manchuria. He was wounded in the right leg, was awarded six orders for military distinctions. Since 1908 - captain. In the years 1908-1910. commanded a company in the 1st Khopersky regiment. In the years 1910-1914. - Assistant Senior Adjutant (in the intelligence department) headquarters of the Caucasian Military District. From March 1914 - and. D. Assistant clerk of the Main Directorate General Staff. During the Weltkrieg - Lieutenant Colonel, was Chief of Staff of the 7th Cavalry Division. In January 1915 he was appointed assistant head of the department of the quartermaster general of the headquarters of the Southwestern Front. Awarded with St. George weapons. He served as headquarters officer for the instructions of the staff of the 17th Army Corps. Awarded the Order of St. George the 4th degree. From December 1915 - Colonel. From August 1916 - Chief of Staff of the 2nd Caucasian Cavalry Division. From December 1916 - Commander of the Black Sea Cossack Regiment in the 2nd Caucasian Cossack Division. Since 1917 - Major General. From September 1917 - Quartermaster General of the Staff of the Caucasian Front. In September - December 1917, he was imprisoned in a Tiflis prison for supporting the August speech of General L. G. Kornilov. At the end of 1918, he joined the Volunteer Army, was in reserve at the headquarters of the VSYuR. On January 10, 1919 the head of the 1st Horse Division in the cavalry corps of General Wrangel. Already on January 7, 1919, the troops under his command took the city of Georgievsk, then they crushed the mineral water group of the Red Army and occupied the Terek region and Dagestan. In February 1919, was out of action due to injury. Raised in May 1919 to lieutenant general and appointed commander of the 4th cavalry corps. Until May 22, 1919 - Chief of Staff of the Volunteer Army. From July 1919 - Chief of Staff of the Caucasian Army.

Important Notes: Friend of Vrangel and member of NRPR. Author of Formation and Command doctrine of Russian Army, but without many deeds of Shatilov, his doctrine don't well supported in army.

11.Viktor Pokrovskiy Born: 1889 in Nizhniy Novgorod Governorate

Military Career: Of the nobles. He graduated from the Odessa Cadet Corps (1906) and the Pavlovsk Military School (1909), from where he was released as a second lieutenant in the 10th Malorussian Grenadier Regiment. Produced as a lieutenant on December 15, 1912. In 1914 he graduated from the Officers School of Aviation in Sevastopol. After graduating from the school of aviation, he was assigned to the 21st corps of the aviation squad, as part of which he entered the Weltkrieg, temporarily corrected the post of the squad commander. In 1915 he was an observer pilot in the 2nd Siberian Corps Aviation Detachment. On December 26, 1915, he was appointed commander of the 12th Army Aviation Squad, which he held until March 1917. Made in the captains October 28, 1916 "for long service." Following the October Bolshevik coup he formed an anti-Bolshevik army unit in the Kuban region of southern Russia. Kuban Rada promoted him to the rank of colonel and later to the rank of major general. In March 1918, after heavy fighting with the Red Army, his units were forced to leave Yekaterinodar. After this, on 26 March 1918, Viktor Pokrovsky joined Volunteer Army of general Lavr Kornilov. Pokrovsky’s men played a key role in the capture of Tsaritsyn and Kamyshin from the Bolshevik forces in the summer of 1919. Many in the White movement, including military officers, complained about Pokrovsky's penchant to hang prisoners. He is credited with jokes like 'the appearance of the hanged person animates the landscape' or 'the view of the gallows improves the appetite'.

Important notes: Member of NRPR.

12.Konstantin Mamontov (his real name MamAntov. Mamontov - it's Bolshevik propaganda(Mamont means Mammoth), because of that i suggest rename him in Mamantov) Born: October 16, 1869

Military Career: Was born in 1869 in Saint Petersburg. After being in a school cadet in the Nicholas Military Academy, he was a student of the prestigious Nicholas Cavalry School in St. Petersburg graduating in 1890, when he joined the regiment of mounted grenadiers of the Imperial Guard as a cornet. In 1893, he joined the Dragoons Kharkov. From 1899, he commanded the Third Regiment of Cossacks of the Don. In 1904, he participated actively in the Russo-Japanese War as an officer of the First Chita Regiment, part of the Transbaikal Cossack army. On 24 August 1912 he was promoted colonel. During the Weltkrieg he was from July to April 1915 commander of the Nineteenth Don Cossack Regiment, on 8 April 1915 to April 1917 Commander of the Sixth regiment of Don Cossacks, and after his promotion to major general from April 1917 to January 1918 Commander of the 6th Don Cossack Division. After the revolution and the collapse of the front General Mamantov and his men returned to their lands of the Don, the stanitsa Nizhne-Tchirskaia. Like most of the Cossacks he was an outspoken opponent of the Bolsheviks and joined at the first opportunity to form a partisan detachment which rallied at Novocherkassk crossing the Red lines. On 12 February he joined the White Army, a loose confederation of Anti-Communist forces in the Campaign of the steppe. From July 1918 to 23 February 1919 he was commander of the First Don Army. In July 1919 he was entrusted with the command of newly formed special troops, the Fourth Cavalry Corps of the Don. During the siege of Moscow, Mamantov and his men carried out in 1920 a raid behind enemy lines to disrupt the rear of the Red Army. His goal was to support the attack by the forces of General Kornilov. Mamantov’s troops consisted only of cavalry, which gave them great mobility and enabled to mount daring raid-type operations. The greatest success of the Mamantov Corps was the capture of a number of cities in central Russia. During the struggle against the Bolsheviks, General Mamantov was considered one of the best leaders of the Don Army. Many of his merits, as well as his popularity among the Cossacks, as well as the great importance of his raid in the rear were recognized by his enemies. Only a few commanding generals enjoyed such fame and admiration among a great number of simple Cossacks. After the Civil War, he refused to join the Don-Kuban Union, as he considered him a pro-German puppet. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

13.Mikhail Kvetsinskiy Born: January 3, 1866 in Moscow Governorate

Military Career: He was born in Moscow Governorate to a Russian Orthodox military family and was the son of Fyodor Kvetsinsky, a captain in the Russian Army. He obtained his education at the third Alexandrov's Institute, graduating it in 1885 as an infantry officer and soon enrolling into the Nikolayev Academy of General Staff which he finished it in 1891. At first he was commissioned into the 8th artillery brigade. Since February 9, 1892 he was a senior staff adjutant of the 17th Infantry Division and since October 12 the same year he was the assistant to the senior staff adjutant of the Warsaw Military District. February 1, 1893 he was appointed as the senior staff adjutant of the 3rd Guard Infantry Division. From December 6, 1893 until February 25, 1902 he was assigned as a staff officer to the headquarters of the 1st East-Siberian Rifle Brigade. July 15-September 8, 1900 he was the Chief of Staff of the South-Manchuria military unit. Since February 25, 1901 - duty staff officer of the Kwantung armed forces field headquarters. Since June 2, 1901 - acting military commissioner at the Mukden court, February 27 of next year in the Mukden government. From February 23, 1904 he was the chief of Mukden garrison and participated in the Russo-Japanese War. From March 9, 1904 he was assigned to the namestnik court of the Russian Far East and since September 6, 1905 was chief of staff of the Russian Far East armed forces. From December 27, 1906 he was the commander of the 1st East-Siberian Rifle Regiment. On July 6, 1910 he was appointed the chief of staff at the 3rd Caucasus Army Corps with which he entered Weltkrieg as part of the 3rd Army of the South-Western front. For his achievements in battles near the town of Kodenitsy in September 1914 he was awarded the Order of Saint George of IV grade. Since January 8, 1915 he was the commander of the 21st Infantry Division. On February 8, 1915 he was transferred as the chief of staff to the 2nd Army of general V. V. Smirnov. From September 21, 1915 chief of staff of the Western front armies, the closest assistant to general Aleksey Evert where actively participated in the planning for the military front operations. On April 3, 1917 he was appointed as the commander of the 3rd Army which was at the left wing of the Western front covering the Polotsk direction. He attempted to resolve the revolutionary situation in his units and even achieved from the Army Committee deportation to the rear of the most revolutionary adjusted saboteurs. At the start of the June Advance the army consisted of the 5th, 15th, 20th, and 35th Army Corps, but it did not participated in the advance. After the July activities partook serious preventive actions to cease the revolutionary agitation in the army including after artillery fire the decommissioning of the 693rd Infantry Slutsk Regiment (174th Infantry Division, 20th Army Corps) which refused to surrender the Bolshevik agents. From the October 20, 1917 became the commander of the Kiev Military District and unsuccessfully tried to extinguish the Kiev Bolshevik Uprising. He showed himself as a non-initiative leader and virtually surrendered his officers to the Bolsheviks. When general Miller was appointed the head of the anti-Bolshevik government of the Northern Oblast (1918–20) in January 1919, Kvetsinsky was made the chief of staff of his Northern Army. Later Kvetsinsky was requested to resign, yet remained the chief of staff until the victory of White Forces.

DIED IN 1923 DUE TO ILLNES IN AGE 57 (I suggest replace him, see next)

14.Pavel Bermondt-Avalov Born: March 4, 1877 in Tiflis

Military Career: Pavel adopted his second surname Avalov (Avalishvili) after his adoptive father, Georgian prince Mikhail Avalishvili. He received a musical education. In 1901 he was enrolled as a conductor in the 1st Argun regiment of the Transbaikalian Cossack army. In 1904 he joined the regiment again as a volunteer, the next year he was promoted to warrant officer. As part of the regiment participated in the Russian-Japanese war. Awarded the St. George crosses of the 3rd and 4th degrees. In 1905, he was baptized into Orthodoxy. In 1906, he was transferred to the Ussuri Cossack Division and since then, according to documents, he passes as the Ussuri Cossack. In 1908 he was promoted to Cornet. In 1909 - the cornet of the 1st Ulan regiment During the Weltkrieg, Adjutant Commander of the 2nd Caucasian Army Corps, General P. I. Mishchenko. He served to the rank of captain. Over the years of service, he was wounded seven times and was awarded, in addition to the crosses of St. George, the Order of St. Anna of the 4th degree (with Anninsky weapon with the inscription “For Bravery”). He was appointed to lead the German-established Western Russian army (subsequently frequently known after his name as "the Bermontians") which was meant to go to fight the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War, but, believing that communists would be defeated without his help, Pavel Bermondt-Avalov decided to strike against the newly independent nations of Lithuania and Latvia instead. His "Special Russians Corps" supposedly numbered about 50,000 men. He was one of the few anti-communist generals who openly propagandized monarchist ideals. Bermondt-Avalov was promoted Major General in 1918. He took over the White Forces in the Baltic from Prince Anatoliy Lieven, who commanded a contingent in the Baltische Landwehr. In 1919, his forces joined those of Major General Rudiger von der Goltz to form the so-called "West Russian Volunteer Army" which attempted to proclaim the "Western Central Government" in Riga. German Free Corps were operating in the Baltic States since spring 1919 to keep away the Red Army. Until beginning of October most of the 40,000 German volunteers entered the Bermondt Army consisting of about 10,000 Russians, mostly former prisoners of war released from German camps. With this masquerade the Germans tried to keep their engagement in the Baltics and to secure German interests in the area. After victory in Civil War and signed Brest-Litovsk Treaty, he returned in Russian Army, but other generals blame him for lost of eastern provinces and German collaborationism, because he accepted German help before congress in Ufa. (FICTIONAL - Germany lost WW1 and Whites lost CW)

15.Pyetr Popov Born: January 10, 1867 in Novocherkassk

Military Career: Cossack of Novocherkassk stanitsa. Born in the family of a military official, the founder of the Don Museum and the researcher of the Don antiquities Khariton Ivanovich Popov. Petr Popov graduated from the 6th class at the Novocherkassk Classical Gymnasium on the 2nd grade. In 1891 he graduated from the Novocherkassk Cossack Junker School. Released podhorunzhim in the 12th Don Cossack Regiment. In 1892 he received the title of cornet. Fired on a break. With benefits sent to the 8th Don Cossack Regiment (Odessa). In 1897, upgraded to Sotnik. In 1899 he graduated from the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff. Captain of the General Staff. Adjutant headquarters of the 1st Grenadier Division. In 1902 he was appointed teacher of tactics and administration at the Alexander Infantry School. He departed the squadron command in the Sumy Hussars. In 1904 he received the rank of lieutenant colonel, was appointed a staff officer for missions at the headquarters of the Moscow Military District. In 1908 he was promoted to colonel. He left the qualification of the regimental command in the 1st Don Cossack Regiment. From January 10, 1910 to January 1918 - Head of the Novocherkassk Cossack Junker School. He taught topography and psychology. April 6, 1914 received the rank of Major General. From June 1917, the representative of the Migulinskaya stanitsa at the First Military Circle of the Don Army. He was a candidate for the post of Don Ataman. In June 1917 he was the first candidate for the post of chief of staff under ataman Kaledin, but refused, remaining in college. On January 30, 1918, the newly elected Don Ataman, General Nazarov, appointed General Popov as the Traveling Ataman to continue the struggle against the Bolsheviks. From February 1 to 10, 1918, the traveling chieftain Popov gathered together scattered partisan detachments (the cadets of the Novocherkassk Cossack Junker School, the detachment of Colonel Mamantov, Semiletovtsy, Yakovlevtsy and Kalmyks; the remnants of the 2nd and 9th personnel regiments - only 1,500 soldiers with 10 weapons at 28 machine guns). With the approach of the Reds to Novocherkassk, the Marching Ataman Popov marched on the Steppe Campaign, seeking to preserve the staff of the Don Army. At a meeting in the stanitsa, Olginskaya Popov tried to convince General Kornilov to leave with his detachment beyond the Don, to the Sali steppes, to wait there for the All-Don uprising, but General Alekseev strongly opposed this plan, and the Volunteer Army set off on the Ice Trip to the Kuban. The detachment of the Marching Ataman moved to the Eastern Don Zimovniki. On April 4, 1918, Popov's detachment crossed back over the Don and set out to liberate the right-bank villages and Novocherkassk. On April 15, 1918, Popov was proclaimed commander of the Don Army, and on April 23, 1918, he took Novocherkassk and, after a stubborn battle, retained the Don capital, with the help of a suitable detachment of Colonel M. G. Drozdovskiy. May 3, 1918 In connection with the disbanding of partisan detachments, Popov was left at Don Ataman Krasnov for errands. May 5, 1918 promoted to lieutenant general. Popov was offered the post of representative of the Don Cossacks in Constantinople. From February 7 to October 19, 1919, he was Chairman of the Don Government and Minister of Foreign Affairs under Ataman A.P. Bogayevskiy. February 12, 1919 promoted to General from the Cavalry and Lifetime Ataman. After the civil war, he remained with the Russian Government, since he did not want to be part of the pro-German Don-Kuban Union. (Fictional - Whites lost CW)

Also I suggest add him to DKB - he possible chief of staff of DKB, and delete last sentence from description.

16.Fyedor Abramov Born: January 4, 1871 in Mityakinskaya stanitsa

Military Career: From the nobility of the Region of the Don Cossacks. The son of a Major General, with the resignation of Lieutenant General Fyedor Fyedorovich Abramov. He graduated from the Petrovsky Poltava Cadet Corps (1888) and the 3rd Military Aleksandrovskoe School (1890), from which he transferred to the Nikolaev Engineering School. At the end of the last, in 1891, the coronet was released into the 1st Don Horse-Artillery Battery. Later transferred to the Life Guards Horse-Artillery Brigade of the same rank and seniority. In 1898 he graduated from the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff on the 1st category. On September 17, 1905, he was appointed Chief of Staff of the 4th Don Cossack Division, and on May 14, 1907, he was transferred to the same post in the 13th Cavalry Division. June 15, 1912 was appointed commander of the 1st Uhlan St. Petersburg regiment. January 10, 1914 for distinction in service was promoted to Major General with the appointment of the head of the Tver Cavalry School. Veteran of Weltkrieg. From January 22, 1915 - quartermaster general of the staff of the 12th army. From September 1915 - Commander of the 15th Cavalry Division, from April 1917 - 2nd Turkestan Cossack Division, then appointed Commander of the 1st Don Corps. On September 17, 1905, he was appointed Chief of Staff of the 4th Don Cossack Division, and on May 14, 1907, he was transferred to the same post in the 13th Cavalry Division. June 15, 1912 was appointed commander of the 1st Uhlan St. Petersburg regiment. January 10, 1914 for distinction in service was promoted to Major General with the appointment of the head of the Tver Cavalry School. Veteran of Weltkrieg. From January 22, 1915 - quartermaster general of the staff of the 12th army. From September 1915 - Commander of the 15th Cavalry Division, from April 1917 - 2nd Turkestan Cossack Division, then appointed Commander of the 1st Don Corps. From January 1918 - at the disposal of Ataman of the Don Army A.M. Kaledin. From April 1918, he fought in the rebel groups on the Don. From May to June he commanded the Ataman regiment of Ataman Krasnov in Novocherkassk, from July 1918 - Head of the 1st Don Horse Division of the Permanent (Young) Army of the Great Don Army, in August 1918 promoted to lieutenant general. From November 1919 - Inspector of the Don Army Cavalry. After the Civil War, he refused to join the Don-Kuban Union, as he considered him a pro-German puppet. (FICTIONAL, Whites lost CW)

Also, I suggest add him to DKB - see military career (and he fight on the side of Germany in WW2), and delete last sentence from description.

17.Nikolay Timanovskiy Born: August 28, 1885

Military Career: He graduated from the 6 classes of the Second St. Petersburg gymnasium. Volunteer went to the front of the Russian-Japanese war in Manchuria, where he was seriously wounded near Mukden, because of which he began to limp and walk with a cane. Twice he was awarded the Badge of Honor of the Military Order of St. George. In 1906, Timanovskiy received an officer's rank of ensign, after passing exams. Awarded the Order of St. Anne of the 4th degree "For courage." The Weltkrieg participant as part of the 13th Infantry Regiment of the 4th ("Iron") Infantry Brigade of General Denikin. For the valor shown in the battles, Timanovskiy received the Order of Saint George of the 4th degree and the St. George Weapon. Member of the Lutsk breakthrough in 1916. In 1917, for military distinctions, Timanovskiy was promoted to colonel, and he was appointed commander of the St. George battalion formed at the headquarters of the Supreme Commander in Mogilev. In February 1917, a battalion under the command of Nicolas Stepanovich was sent to quell the unrest in Petrograd as part of the expedition of General Ivanov. In the Volunteer Army, Timanovskiy was from December 1917, where he became the company commander, and from February 12, 1918, the assistant commander of the “officer” future Markovskiy regiment. January 7, 1918 was one of the best-known witnesses at the wedding ceremony of General Anton Ivanovich Denikin and Ksenia Vasilyevna Denikina. From March 1918, Chief of Staff of the 1st Infantry Brigade of the Volunteer Army. On May 27, 1918, the officer commander, and later - the 1st officer infantry general of the Markov regiment. October 11, 1918 promoted to major general, commander of the 1st brigade of the 1st infantry division. In 1919, Timanovskiy announced the mobilization of officers and formed a six-thousandth separate rifle brigade, which the command entrusts to keep defense against the advancing Bolsheviks. The Timanovskiy brigade bravely repelled the attacks of the Bolshevik forces, while those located to the north of the White Army went on the offensive along the Volga. After Civil War was promoted to lieutenant-general. (Fictional, whites lost CW)

Important Notes: Supporter of Markov (see military career)

18.Vladimir Manshteyn Born: January 3, 1894 in Poltava Governorate

Military Career: Vladimir Manshteyn was born on January 3, 1894 in the Poltava province. He came from a military family of Russified Germans who had converted to Orthodoxy, and was the son of a personnel infantry officer of the Russian Imperial Army Vladimir Manshteyn the eldest. He graduated from the Vladimir Kiev Cadet Corps and the Pavlovsk Military School in St. Petersburg, from which he graduated as a second lieutenant. Manshteyn began the Weltkrieg in January 1915 in the 7th infantry Revel 4th Regiment, which was at the forefront of the North-Western Front. In February 1915, Manshteyn was lightly wounded and contused. For military distinctions received a number of higher orders. On February 20, 21 and 23 at the village of Gortashovitse, commanding the company, he repulsed several enemy attacks, for which he was awarded the Order of St. Anna of the 4th degree with the inscription “For Bravery”. For the rearguard battle on July 4, when departing from Plonsky positions, where, commanding the company, he was under heavy rifle and artillery fire of the enemy all the time, he was awarded the Order of St. Anne of the 3rd class with swords. During the battle of July 13, 1915, at the village of Zatory, where, commanding the company, he was under strong rifle, machine-gun and artillery fire of the enemy all the time, he was awarded the Order of St. Stanislav of the 3rd degree with swords. In July 1915, Manshteyn was injured again. For reconnaissance at a position near the village of Valuki in March 1916, Manshteyn was awarded the Order of St. Stanislav of the 2nd degree with Swords and Bow. In the fall of 1916, the 7th regiment was transferred to the Romanian front. In March 1917, for night reconnaissance, in which 17 Germans were captured, Manshteyn was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir of the 4th degree with Swords and Bow. He served in the death battalion formed after February 1917 as part of the 2nd Infantry Division, where he commanded a company. In the ranks of the death battalion, he took part in the Russian offensive on the Romanian front. In the autumn of 1917, the staff captain Manshteyn enlisted in the detachment of General Drozdovskiy as an ordinary soldier and was enlisted in the 2nd officer rifle regiment. On April 4, 1918, Colonel Drozdovskiy appointed him commander of the 4th company of the 2nd officer rifle regiment. As part of his regiment, he participated in Ice March. During the Ice March, Manshteyn was appointed battalion commander. In the fall of 1918, he was seriously wounded, after which Manshteyn survived, remaining a crooked and one-armed disabled person for the rest of his life, greatly influenced his further behavior - he became hardened. In 1919, he came to loud fame 'one-handed devil' and 'exterminator of commissars'. After the start of the Volga campaign, Manshteyn was appointed commander of the 3rd Drozdovskiy infantry regiment. Commanding the regiment, he took part in the siege of Moscow. After the end of the Civil War was promoted to major general.

Important Notes: Also known as 'one-handed devil' and 'exterminator of commissars'. Friend of general Turkul.

19.Aleksandr Kutepov Born: September 28, 1882 in Cherepovets

Military Career: Born in the family of a private nobleman Konstantin Mikhaylovich Timofeyev and his wife Olga Andreyevna in the Novgorod Governorate. In 1892, Olga Andreyevna married a hereditary nobleman Pavel Aleksandrovich Kutepov, an officer in peasant affairs of the forester corps. He was educated at the Arkhangelsk Gymnasium (left the 7th grade). In 1902, he entered the rank of cadet in the St. Petersburg infantry cadet school, which he graduated from the 1st grade. A year later, the junior sword belt, Junker Kutepov, at the parade show, the Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich, was made immediately as sergeant-maiden, bypassing the rank of senior warrior-junker. August 9, 1904 was promoted to lieutenant of the 85th Vyborg Infantry Regiment, who was in the army. As a young infantry officer, he fought in the Russo-Japanese War, where he was severely wounded in action and decorated for valor. In 1906, he was transferred to the Preobrazhensky Regiment, an elite guards regiment. During Weltkrieg, he received several decorations for bravery and was again severely wounded in action. During the course of the war, he rose from company, to battalion to commander of the Preobrazhensky Regiment. As such, he became the last commander of this regiment. During the February Revolution, Colonel Kutepov, who was on short leave in Petrograd, was the only senior officer who tried to organize effective resistance to the insurgents, leading, on behalf of the commander of the Petrograd military district, General S. S. Khabalov, the combined squad aimed at suppressing the revolution. However, his unit was not supported by other military units stationed in Petrograd, and part of the officers assigned to it did not show any desire to fight for the monarchy. After the October Revolution, Kutepov joined the anti-Bolshevik Volunteer Army at the very outset of the Russian Civil War. At the start of the Ice March in early 1918, Kutepov was a company commander of an officer's regiment. When the Whites captured Novorossiysk in August 1918, Kutepov was appointed Governor General of the Black Sea region. Starting in January 1919, 36-year-old Lieutenant General Kutepov became the commander of the 1st Army Corps of the White Army. Throughout his career, Kutepov had a reputation for being a decisive, direct and no-nonsense military leader. During the chaotic times of the Russian Civil War, order was usually rapidly restored after Kutepov's arrival. He accomplished this, however, by means of the swift and ruthless application of the death penalty on suspected looters and pogrom perpetrators.

Important Notes: Member of ROVS. (HISTORICAL)

20.Mitrofan Nezhentsev Born: December 27, 1886

Military Career: The son of a collegiate assessor. Educated at the Nikolaev Alexander Gymnasium, where he graduated from the full course. In 1908 he graduated from the Alekseev Military School, from where he was released as a second lieutenant in the 10th Little Russian Grenadier Regiment. October 29, 1908 transferred to the 58th Infantry Regiment of Prague. Promoted to a lieutenant on November 25, 1911. In 1914 he graduated from two classes of the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff, with the beginning of the Weltkrieg he was seconded to his unit. Awarded the St. George Arms. Promoted to stabs-captain on July 31, 1915 "for distinction in cases against the enemy." On July 14, 1916, he was transferred to the General Staff with the appointment of Assistant Senior Adjutant General Quartermaster General of the 8th Army Headquarters. Promoted to captains on August 15, 1916. Led the intelligence of the 8th Army, including when she was the commander of General L. G. Kornilov. In early May 1917, he offered the commander of the 8th Army of the Southwestern Front, General L. G. Kornilov, to resist the collapse of the front, the disintegration of the army, fraternization, etc., to form a “shock” detachment of volunteers and, on May 19, received from Kornilov corresponding order began the formation of the 1st Shock Detachment of the 8th Army, the first volunteer unit in the Russian Army, which received General Kornilov’s patronage and banner on June 10, 1917. After the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks in October 1917, Nezhentsev became an active supporter of armed resistance. In October 1917 he participated in battles against the Bolsheviks in Kiev, at the end of 1917 at the head of a significant part of his regiment (50 officers and 500 soldiers) arrived in Novocherkassk. He became commander of the 1st Regiment of the Volunteer Army, formed on the basis of the Kornilov shock regiment, was promoted to colonel. Participated in the Ice March, during which he was promoted to major general. During the third assault on Tsaritsyn, trying to inspire the troops by personal example, he was wounded in the head, but survived. After the Civil War, he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general.

Important Notes: Member of ROVS and supporter of Kornilov. (see military career)

21.Anton Turkul Born: December 23, 1892 in Tiraspol

Military Career: In 1909, he graduated from the Rishelev gymnasium in Odessa, then served in civil service. In 1910, Turkul voluntarily joined the rank and file as a volunteer II category in the 56th Infantry Regiment. In the period from 1910-1911. Twice he tried to enroll in the Odessa and Tiflis military schools. Both times are unsuccessful. In January 1913, Turkul was discharged as a junior non-commissioned officer. After the start of the Weltkrieg, Anton Turkul was called up in the Tiraspol district and sent to the 43rd infantry reserve battalion. He deserved two soldiers' crosses of St. George and was recommended for accelerated courses by the warrant officers of the cadet school and after graduation sent to the 75th Sevastopol Infantry Regiment. He was wounded three times, awarded the Order of St. George IV degree and the Golden St. George weapon, promoted to stabs-captains. In 1918, he joined the volunteer brigade formed by Drozdovskiy, from April 1918 - the commander of an officer company. In the Ice March of 1918, he commanded a company of an officer regiment of the 3rd Infantry Division of Drozdovskiy. In the battles he was seriously wounded in the leg and returned to service only in early 1919. From January 1919 - commander of the 1st officer battalion of the 2nd of the Drozdovskiy regiment, from October - commander of the 1st regiment of the Drozdovskiy division. On April 7, 1920, for a successful landing operation, by order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army, Kornilov was promoted to major general. From August 6, 1920 - commander of the Drozdovskiy Division of the Russian Army. Lost three brothers, tortured by the Bolsheviks.

Important Notes: Friend of Manshteyn and Drozdovskiy. Member of ROVS. (Historical)

22.Boris Shaposhnikov Born: October 2, 1882 in Zlatoust

Military Career: Has Orenburg Cossack origins. He joined the army of the Russian Empire in 1901 and graduated from the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff in 1910, reaching the rank of colonel in the Caucasus Grenadiers division in September 1917 during Weltkrieg. In 1917 he stand against the Russian Revolution, and in May 1918 joined to the White Forces. From May 22, he was Assistant Chief of the Operational Command of the Headquarters. From September 7 to the end of October 1918 - Head of the Intelligence Department of the Headquarters of White Army. After the end of the Civil War, from 1921 - 1st Assistant Chief of Staff of the Russian Army. In the years 1925-1927 - commander of the Petrograd, in May 1927 - the Moscow military districts. Since July 1931 - Commander of the Volga Military District. In the years 1932-1935 - the head, military commissar and professor of the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff.

Important Notes: Maintains the status of a professional officer and avoids political parties.

SEMI-HISTORICAL (Soviet era)

23.Vyacheslav Naumenko Born: February 25, 1883 in Petrovskaya stanitsa

Military Career: In 1901 he graduated from the Voronezh Mikhailovsky Cadet Corps. In 1903 he graduated from the Nikolaev Cavalry School on the 1st category, promoted to the cornet of the 1st Poltava Regiment of the Kuban Cossack Army. September 18, 1904 graduated from the internship on the "excellent" (sapper explosives) transferred to the 5th hundred for the post of junior officer. January 3, 1906 appointed head of non-combatant lower ranks. June 1, 1907 promoted to sotnik. In 1909 he tried unsuccessfully to enroll in the Academy of the General Staff. n 1909 he tried unsuccessfully to enroll in the Academy of the General Staff. In 1914 he graduated from the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff for 1 category and for the distinction in the sciences he was awarded the Order of St. Stanislav 3 tbsp., added to the General Staff, at the place of service - the headquarters of the Caucasus Military District. At the start of Weltkrieg in the headquarters of the 1st Kuban Cossack Division and the Chief of Staff of the 4th Kuban Division with the rank of troop commander, Chief of the Field Staff Commander of the Cossack troops. February 9, 1917 appointed officer for assignments at the headquarters of the 31st Army Corps. April 2, 1917 was promoted to lieutenant colonel. During the Civil War, the Chief of the Field Headquarters of the Kuban Region. February 22, 1918 made a detailed report on the emerging operational environment. On the basis of which it was decided to evacuate from Ekaterinodar the Kuban Military Government and the Kuban Rada and go on to join up with General Kornilov. Participated in the Ice March, нe was appointed commander of the 1st Cavalry Brigade in the 1st Cavalry Division of Baron General Wrangel with a transfer to the Armavir sector. November 8, 1918 for military distinctions submitted by General Vrangel to production for the rank of major general and then headed the 1st Cavalry Division. After Civil War was promoted to the rank of leutenant-general.

Important Notes: Naumenko has connections with the Don-Kuban Union.

Historical, was tensions between VSYuR and Don Republic and Naumenko choose VSYuR.

24.Vasiliy Chernetsov Born: April 3, 1890 in Kalitvenskaya stanitsa

Military Career: The son of a veterinary paramedic. Educated at the Kamenskaya real school (1907), in 1909 he graduated from the Novocherkassk Cossack Junker School. He entered the rank of sotnik, as part of the 26th Don Cossack Regiment (4th Don Cossack Division). Distinguished by courage and fearlessness, was the best intelligence officer of the division, wounded three times in battle. In 1915, V. M. Chernetsov led the partisan detachment of the 4th Don Cossack Division. For military prowess and military distinction Chernetsov was promoted to the podyesaul and yesaul, awarded with many orders, received the St. George weapon. During the Civil War, the cover of Novocherkassk was laid on the partisan detachment of yesaul Chernetsov consisting of young students, who became almost the only active force of ataman A. Kaledin. The detachment left Novocherkassk on December 13, 1917 and conducted military operations against the Reds in all threatened areas, even having received the nickname 'Don ambulance': Chernetsovs were transferred from the front to the front, repelling the Reds attacking the Don. V. M. Chernetsov was wounded during one of the battles and among the order of 40 officers was taken prisoner by the Reds. Soon after the battle, the Reds received news that partisans were continuing the offensive. Threatening all the captives with death, the Reds forced Chernetsov to write an order to stop the offensive. The Reds turned their regiments towards the attackers, leaving a small convoy with the prisoners. Taking advantage of the moment, Chernetsov hit Commander of Reds in the chest and shouted: 'Hurray! These are ours!' With a cry 'Hurray! General Chernetsov!' The partisans rushed in all ways, and confused convoy gave the opportunity to some escape. Chernetsov, a wounded man, rode off to his native stanitsa, where he was extradited by one of the locals and the next day was captured by red commander Podtyelkov. On the way, Podtyelkov mocked Chernetsov - Chernetsov was silent. When Podtyolkov struck him with a whip, Chernetsov snatched out a small Browning from his short coat's inner pocket and shot Podtyelkov at close range. After that, Chernetsov escaped from Reds and joining to White Army of general Kornilov. After Civil War he stay with Russian Republic due to the death of Kaledin, but continues to maintain relations with the Don-Kuban Union.

Important Notes: Maintain relations with the Don-Kuban Union

NOTES: Semi-FICTIONAL - because there were no bullets in the his Browning and he was hacked up after he could not kill Podtyelkov.

25.Ivan Romanovskiy Born: April 16, 1877 in Lugansk

Military Career: Born in the family of an artillery officer in Lugansk. He graduated from the 2nd Moscow Cadet Corps (1897), Konstantinovsky Artillery School and the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff (1903). He served in the Leib-Guards 2nd Artillery Brigade. After graduating from the Academy of the General Staff, he participated in the Russian-Japanese war. From September 1904 - Chief Officer for Special Assignments at the headquarters of the 18th Army Corps. In 1906-1909 - Chief Officer for instructions at the headquarters of the Turkestan Military District, in January - October 1909 - Senior Adjutant of the headquarters of the same district. Traveled to Bukhara and the Pamirs, to the borders of Afghanistan, to remove plans of the area. The result of this work was a detailed map of the Pamir. From October 1909 he served in the Headquarters of the General Staff as an assistant clerk of the mobilization department. Since 1910 - Assistant Head of the department in the department of the general on duty of the General Staff. Since 1912 - Colonel and the head of the same department, in charge of assignments in the army. With the beginning of the Weltkrieg, on September 9, 1914, he was appointed Chief of Staff of the 25th Infantry Division. He was granted the St. George weapon. In June - October 1916 - Chief of Staff of the 13th Army Corps. Since October - Quartermaster General of the 10th Army headquarters. In the same year, he was promoted to major general. In March - July 1917 - Chief of Staff of the 8th Army under the army commander, General Lavra Kornilov. Shortly after the appointment of General Kornilov as Supreme Commander (July 18, 1917), General Romanovsky was appointed by him Quartermaster General of his headquarters. Active participant in the speech of General Kornilov in August 1917. In November 1917 and took direct part in the formation of the formation of the Volunteer Army, from December 1917 he was chief of the drill department of the army headquarters. In connection with the appointment of General A. S. Lukomskiy as a representative at the Don Ataman, on February 2, 1918, he was appointed in his place as Chief of Staff of the Volunteer Army. Ice March participant. It consisted of the Chief of Staff of the Volunteer Army, then the Chief of Staff of the VSYuR. Since 1919 - Lieutenant-General.

Important Notes: Unpopular in the military and in the Duma because of his direct nature. Supporter general Kornilov and member of ROVS. (HISTORICAL, but without ROVS - he died in 1920)

26.Mikhail Drozdovskiy Born: October 7, 1881 in Kiev

Military Career: Comes from hereditary nobles of the Poltava province. He started his military career early in life, entering the Polotsk Cadet Corps in 1892, and subsequently transferring to the Vladimir of Kiev Cadet Corps, from which he graduated in 1899. In August 1899, he enrolled in the Pavlovsk Military School in St. Petersburg, famous for its strict discipline and considered a model in the training officers of the Imperial Russian Army. He graduated in 1901 at the top of his class. From 1901, Drozdovskiy served in the Leib-Guards Regiment in Warsaw and was promoted to lieutenant in 1904. With the Start of the Russo-Japanese War he was sent to the front lines with the 1st Siberian Corps of the 2nd Russian Manchurian Army. He was wounded in the thigh during the Battle of Sandepu, but remained on the front lines through the end of the conflict and was awarded with several decorations for heroism. At the start of Weltkrieg, Drozdovskiy served as a staff officer for the Russian 27th Army Corps on the Northwestern Front. He made a number of reconnaissance missions using an airplane and a balloon. From December 1914, he was assigned to the headquarters of the 26th Army Corps. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in March 1915, and became Chief of Staff of the 64th Infantry Division in May 1915. He led his division from the front in numerous battles to the end of 1915. From October 1915, he was chief of staff of the 26th Army Corps. From the summer of 1916, he was on the General Staff as a colonel, serving on the Southwestern Front. Wounded in the hand during a battle on August 31, 1916, he was awarded the Order of St. George (4th class). In Civil War, known as a staunch monarchist, he refused to acknowledge the formation of committees of enlisted men which challenged the authority of (and often murdered) their superior officers. He suppressed Bolshevik elements within his command through executions, and managed to maintain discipline and order, and continued combat operations against the Germans until 1917. However, with the Bolshevik seizure of power in the October Revolution and separate peace with Germany, Drozdovskiy was forced to resign his commission. He refused offers of a position as commander of an infantry division in late November, and instead contacted General Mikhail Alekseev, who had started an anti-Bolshevik uprising in the Don region. Drozdovskiy promised to form a unit of volunteers from troops and join the White movement. Drozdovskiy and his men, numbering around 1100 war veterans (most of them officers), started their march to the Don. On its way Drozdovskiy was joined by other officers and soldiers hostile to the new Soviet regime. Drozdovskiy's force came to the assistance of the Don Cossacks desperately battling Red forces at Novocherkassk. The Reds were defeated and Drozdovskiy's men marched into Novocherkassk. After that Drozdovskiy and his men officially became part of the Volunteer Army. In 1919, at the start of the Volga campaign, General Kornilov promoted Drozdovskiy to the rank of Major General, and his unit, now augmented with an influx of new volunteers, was designated as the 3rd Infantry Division. Drozdovskiy's unit became one of the elite formations of the Volunteer Army General Drozdovskiy was wounded in 1920, during a siege of Moscow. Although initially it was thought that the wound was not serious, he almost died, but was saved at the last moment.

ALSO, I suggest new photo for Drozdovskiy (because now he wear cossack uniform) - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a8/Drozdovsky.jpg or https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e9/Mikhail_Drozdovsky.jpg or https://i.pinimg.com/originals/31/0e/c1/310ec14c1b757be925b7fb64aac3c2d8.jpg

27.Vladimir Kappel Born: April 28, 1883 in Tsarskoe Selo, St. Petersburg Governorate

Military Career: Kappel was born into a Swedish-Russian family. He graduated from the Saint Petersburg Page Corps and then from the Nikolayev Cavalry School and Nikolayev Academy of the General Staff. During the Weltkrieg he was a Chief of the 347th Infantry Regiment's Staff and an officer in the 1st Army's Staff. He began at the Staff of the Army Corps. On February 1915 he was transferred to the front at the headquarters of Fifth Division of Don Cossacks. He stayed at that post until he was promoted to the rank of stabs-captain. On July 17, the shock combined Russian-Czech detachment under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Kappel came to Simbirsk and, after making a 150-kilometer march, took the city on July 21, 1918. After that, Kappel's troops march to Kazan and after two days of heavy fighting, despite the numerical superiority of the Reds, as well as the presence of serious fortifications by the defending side, on August 7, by noon Kazan was taken by the joint efforts of the Samara detachment of the People’s Army, its military flotilla and the Czechoslovak units. After the capture of Kazan, Kappel managed to keep Simbirsk and Kazan before the Volga campaign and after the congress in Ufa he remained under the command of Admiral Kolchak. For defence of Simbirsk and Kazan promoted to lieutenant general. After the end of the Civil War, he did not join the Kolchak's coup because of his monarchical views and remained under the command of Kornilov.

28.Sergey Markov Born: July 7, 1878 in St. Petersburg Governorate

Military Career: Born in the family of an officer, hereditary orthodox nobleman of Moscow. He graduated in 1895 from the First Moscow Cadet Corps with honors and was transferred to the Konstantinovsky Artillery School. In 1898, he was promoted to lieutenant of the guard and was released from school in the Leib-Guard 2nd Artillery Brigade. In 1901, he decided to enter the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff. During his studies in 1902 he was promoted to podporuchik. After graduating in the first class two classes and an additional course, in 1904 received the rank of stabs-captain. After graduating from the Academy, he volunteered to go to the Manchurian Front of the Russian-Japanese War. In July 1904 he began service in the 2nd Manchurian Army. Consisted at the headquarters of the 1st Siberian Army Corps and provided its communication with the Manchurian army. From August 16 to 19, I participated in battles near the village of Shoushanpu and at the “height of 99”. From September to December 1904, he was an officer of the General Staff at the headquarters of the Eastern detachment of the Manchurian army. He participated in the battle of Sandepa and in the battle of Mukden. In 1905 he received the rank of captain and transferred to the General Staff with the appointment of a senior aide to the headquarters. For military service from the summer of 1904 to February 1905 he was awarded five orders. Between 1911 and 1914 he taught at the St. Petersburg Nikolaev Military Academy. During the Weltkrieg, Markov fought under command of General Denikin and was decorated with Order of St. George for bravery. After the February Revolution of 1917, Markov was first promoted to the commander of South-Western front, but later dismissed from his post and arrested because of his support for General Lavr Kornilov during the Kornilov Affair. On November 19, 1917, Markov escaped from prison and together with generals Denikin and Kornilov, he raised the Volunteer Army in Don region. On June 13, 1918 at the start of Volga Campaign, Markov was wounded in the battle with the Red Army in the head and shoulder, but managed to recover. Distinguished during the Siege of Moscow. Despite numerous merits, he was only promoted to the rank of General from Infantry. After that he became hardened and his relationship with many officers deteriorated. (semi-fictional - he died)

Important Notes: Author of Tank doctrine of Russian Army. In good relations with Denikin, but not with other officers. (Historical + see Markov army plan)

29.Konstantin Rokossovskiy Born: December 21, 1896 in Warsaw, Kingdom of Poland

Military Career: The Rokossovskiy family were members of the Polish nobility, and over generations had produced many cavalry officers. Orphaned at 14, Rokossovskiy earned a living by working in a stocking factory. In the Weltkrieg he joining the Kargopolskiy 5th Dragoon Regiment, and soon showed himself a talented soldier and leader; he ended the war with the rank of a junior non-commissioned officer, serving in the cavalry throughout the war. He was wounded twice during the war and awarded the Cross of St George. During the Russian Civil War he commanded a cavalry squadron of the cavalry detachment formed from anti-Bolshevik socialists and fight under command of Aleksandr Kolchak in the Urals where, in November 1919, he was wounded in the shoulder by an opposing officer whom he later killed when his cavalry overran an enemy headquarters. Under command of Kolchak he fight in Volga Campaign and Siege of Moscow, but after end of Civil War he didn't join to the Kolchak coup and remain loyal to Republic.

Important Notes: Has republican views that are close to socialist and has his own view on the future of Russian Army.

SEMI-FICTIONAL, because soviet era, but it to close to real history (really, he fight against Kolchak etc.)

30.Georgiy Zhukov Born: December 1, 1896 in Strelkovka, Kaluga Governorate.

Military Career: Born into a poverty-stricken peasant family. In 1915 the Army of the Russian Empire conscripted him; he served first in the 106th Reserve Cavalry Regiment (then called the 10th Dragoon Novgorod Regiment). During Weltkrieg, Zhukov was awarded the Cross of St. George twice, and promoted to the rank of non-commissioned officer for his bravery in battle. In Civil War he joining to White forces and capture Oryel city by a small unit of militia. After he surrendered the city of the army of General Kornilov, he joined his forces, moving to Moscow and was promoted to the rank of captain with the subsequent transfer of a White Guard company to his command. In the battles for Moscow he was wounded by fragments of a grenade. After the Civil War participated in the suppression of the peasant uprising in Tambov. In 1923 he was appointed commander of the regiment of the 2nd cavalry division. Since 1926, he has been teaching military education in Petrograd State University for 5 years. In 1929 he graduated from courses of the highest commanding staff. Later he was appointed assistant to the inspector of cavalry, in March 1933 - commander of the 2nd cavalry division.

Important Notes: Close to socialists.

SEMI-FICTIONAL, because soviet era, but I tried to be close to real history.

@GENERALS OF TRM

1.Anatoliy Pepelyayev Born: August 15, 1891, in Tomsk

Military Career: Born in the family of a hereditary nobleman and lieutenant-general of the tsarist army. A graduate of the Paul Military School (1910), Pepelyayev took part in Weltkrieg in the rank of lieutenant colonel and distinguished himself at Przasnysz and Soldau. After the October Revolution, he took the helm of the White movement in his native Siberian city of Tomsk, raising the 1st Middle Siberian Corps and joining forces with the White Czechs. In summer 1918 Pepelyayev's corps was involved in a remarkable expedition to the east along the Trans-Siberian Railway. It was as a consequence of this expedition that the Whites managed to bring Siberia under their direct control. On 18 June Pepelyayev entered Krasnoyarsk; on 26 August he advanced as far east as Chita. Having crossed Transbaikalia, Pepelyayev's forces linked up with the Amur Cossacks of Grigory Semyonov in early September. In December, Pepelyayev's forces resumed their high tempo advance, this time to the west. His greatest victory was the Capture of Perm, where about 20,000 Red Army soldiers were taken prisoner on 24 December 1918. Further advance on Vyatka was impeded by heavy frost. As the spring rasputitsa arrived Pepelyayev's position deteriorated. His armies had outrun their supply lines and were exhausted from many months of incessant warfare, while the Red Army was pouring newly raised troops into the area. July 21, 1919 Kolchak reformed his units and officially formed the Eastern Front, which led to an improvement in the situation on the front lines. During the Volga campaign and the Siege of Moscow, he provided cover for the flanks of Kolchak's army. After the signing of the Minsk Treaty, he took the side of the putschists and, after the failure of the latter, fled to Transamur.

Important Notes: In the conflict with Kolchak, and in December 1919, he threatened to arrest the latter.

2.Grigoriy Semyenov Born: September 25, 1890 in Kuranzha, Transbaikal Cossack Host

Military Career: Semyenov was a fluent Mongolian and Buryat language speaker. He joined the Imperial Russian Army in 1908, and graduated from Orenburg Military School in 1911. He was commissioned as a yesaul and distinguished himself in battle against the Germans and Austro-Hungarians in Weltkrieg, earning the Saint George's Cross for courage. While serving in the Caucasus in Weltkrieg he and Shternberg tried to organize a regiment of Assyrian Christians to aid in the fight against the Turks. In July 1917 Semyenov left the Caucasus and was appointed Commissar of the Provisional Government in the Baikal region, responsible for recruiting a regiment of Buryat volunteers. After the October Revolution Semyenov stirred up an anti-Soviet rebellion, but was defeated and fled to the northeastern Chinese city of Harbin. In August 1918 he managed to consolidate his positions in the Transbaikal region with the help of the Czechoslovak Legions and imposed his regime. In his rule over this region, he has been described as a 'plain bandit who drew his income from holding up trains and forcing payments, no matter what the nature of the load nor for whose benefit it was being shipped'. As a part Buryat Mongol, Ataman Semyonov declared a 'Great Mongol State' in 1918 and had designs to unify the Oirat Mongol lands, portions of Xinjiang, Transbaikal, Inner Mongolia, Outer Mongolia, Tannu Uriankhai, Kobdo, Hulunbei'er and Tibet into one Mongolian state. Semyenov himself said that 'in the conditions of a nascent civil war, all softness and humanity should be rejected'. The White Siberian Provisional Government appointed Semyenov commander of a detached unit with headquarters in Chita. Initially Kolchak refused to recognize Semyenov's authority, but he had no choice and had to accept Semyenov as de facto leader and confirm him as Commander-in-Chief of the Chita military district. In early 1919 Semyonov declared himself Ataman of the Transbaikal Cossack Host with support from the Imperial Japanese Army, elements of which had been deployed to Siberia. After Kolchak Putsch and retreat of Kolchak forces to Transamur he was forced to retreat with him, as he understood that the current government would hardly approve of his actions.

Important Notes: Has bad relations with Kolchak and has connections with Japanese and Manchurian Armies.

3.Aleksandr Kolchak Born: November 16, 1874 in St. Petersburg (now Petrograd)

Military Career: Kolchak was educated for a naval career, graduating from the Naval Cadet Corps in 1894 and joining the 7th Naval Battalion. He was soon transferred to the Russian Far East, serving in Vladivostok from 1895 to 1899. He then returned to western Russia and was based at Kronstadt, joining the Russian Polar expedition of Eduard Toll on the ship Zarya in 1900 as a hydrologist. After considerable hardship, Kolchak returned in December 1902; Eduard Toll with three other explorers continued further north and were lost. Kolchak took part in two Arctic expeditions to look for the lost explorers (who weren't found). In the early stages of the Russo-Japanese War, he served as watch officer on the cruiser 'Askold', and later commanded the destroyer 'Serdity'. He made several night sorties to lay naval mines, one of which succeeded in sinking the Japanese cruiser Takasago. He was decorated with the Order of St. Anna 4th class for the exploit. As the blockade of the port tightened and the Siege of Port Arthur intensified, he was given command of a coastal artillery battery. He was wounded in the final battle for Port Arthur and taken as a prisoner of war to Nagasaki, where he spent four months. Kolchak was awarded the Golden Sword of St. George with the inscription 'For Bravery' on his return to Russia. Returning to Saint Petersburg in April 1905, Kolchak was promoted to lieutenant commander and took part in the rebuilding of the Imperial Russian Navy, which had been almost completely destroyed during the war. He served on the Naval General Staff from 1906, helping draft a shipbuilding program, a training program, and developing a new protection plan for St. Petersburg and the Gulf of Finland. In 1912 he was assigned to the Russian Baltic Fleet. The onset of the Wieltkieg found him on the flagship 'Pogranichnik', where Kolchak oversaw the laying of extensive coastal defensive minefields. During the autumn and winter of 1914–1915, Russian destroyers and cruisers under Kolchak command started a series of dangerous night operations, laying mines at the approaches to Kiel and Danzig. He was promoted to vice-admiral in August 1916, the youngest man at that rank, and was made commander of the Black Sea Fleet, replacing Admiral Eberhart. The Black Sea fleet descended into political chaos after the onset of the 1917 February Revolution. Kolchak was relieved of command of the fleet in June and traveled to Petrograd.On his arrival at Petrograd, Kolchak was invited to a meeting of the Provisional Government. The Bolshevik revolution found Kolchak in Japan and then Harbin in November 1917. As a supporter of the Provisional Government, he returned to Russia, through Vladivostok, in 1918. Kolchak was an absolute supporter of the Allied cause against Imperial Germany and regarded Russia's immediate withdrawal from the conflict as dishonorable. Kolchak arrived in Manchuria and was placed in charge of security for the Russian-owned Chinese Eastern Railroad. Arriving in Omsk, Siberia, en route to enlisting with the Volunteer Army, he agreed to become a minister in the Siberian Regional Government. In November 1918, the unpopular regional government was overthrown in a coup d'etat. Kolchak refused to take power. The remaining cabinet members met and voted for Kolchak to become the head of government with emergency powers. He was named Supreme Ruler, and he promoted himself to full admiral. After the end of Civil War, he disagreed with terms of Brest-Litovsk Treaty and supported coup d'etat against regime of Aleksandr Kerenskiy, which failed and after that he fled with other putschists to Japanese Primorye, later renamed to the Transamur - the last bastion of Entente in Russia.

4.Mikhail Khanzhin Born: October 17, 1871 in Samarkand

Military Career: Hereditary Cossack of the Orenburg Cossack army. In 1890 he graduated from the Orenburg Neplyuev's Cadet Corps, and on 29 August of the same year entered the service. In 1893 he graduated from the Mikhailov's Artillery School and was released by the cornet in the horse-artillery brigade of the Orenburg Cossack army. He participated in the Russo-Japanese War, from February 19, 1904 to November 28, 1905 commanded the 4th battery of the 3rd East-Siberian Rifle Artillery Brigade. September 19, 1907 was awarded the Order of St. George of the 4th degree - for the excellent feat of courage and bravery, he showed on the 17th and 18th of August 1904 near Laoyan and on the 25th of February 1905 near Fushun against the attacks of the enemy. In 1913 he was sent on a military mission to France, was awarded the Order of the Legion of Honor. February 3, 1914 promoted to major general. Entered the Weltrkieg as commander of the 19th artillery brigade. From July 1915 - Commander of the 12th Infantry Division. He was awarded the Order of St. George of the 3rd Degree, because, 'joining the command of the 12th Infantry Division on July 7, 1915, when part of the said division, unable to withstand the onslaught of excellent enemy forces, began to retreat, he personally led the reserve battalion, filled a breakthrough formed between the 12th Infantry Division and the left flank of the 4th Infantry Division and stopped the retreating units'. After the beginning of the Civil War he left for Siberia. Being in an illegal situation, he began the formation of the White Army units in the south of the Urals, collaborated with the head of the officer underground in Siberia. From the summer of 1918, he commanded the Urals Army Corps formed by him (later, the 3rd Urals Corps). From January 1919 - Commander of the Western Army of the Western Front. March 6, 1919 during the Volga campaign began an offensive in the general direction of Ufa, Samara and Kazan, where he achieved success. After the signing of the Minsk Agreement, he participated in Kolchak's Putsch and was forced to flee with him to Transamur.

Important Notes: Has connections with ROVS. (was member of ROVS in exile)

5.Vladimir Tolstov Born: July 19, 1884 in Lokhvitsa, Poltava Governorate

Military Career: Born in the family of the general from the cavalry. After graduating from the Nikolay's Cavalry School in 1905, Tolstov was released as a khorunzhiy to the 2nd Ural Cossack Regiment, stationed in Samarkand, where he served until 1908. Took part in the Weltrkieg as commander of the 6th Ural Cossack Regiment. December 11, 1915 was awarded the Order of St. George, 4th degree. In the spring of 1916 he was successively promoted to the rank of yesaul and on March 15, 1917, to become colonel. In January 1918, he participated in the uprising of the Astrakhan Cossacks against the Bolsheviks, and after returning to the territory of the Ural Cossack Army in March 1918 in Guryev Tolstov was elected ataman of the squad, and then commanded the Guryev group of the Ural Cossack troops. On March 11, 1919, according to the sentences of the Ural Cossack villages, not occupied by the Reds and the military units remaining at the front, at the Military Congress in Guryev, Major General Vladimir Tolstov was elected Military Ataman of the Ural Cossack Army, and on April 8, 1919 became the commander of the Ural separate army. After the congress in Ufa he joined the troops of Kolchak in the attack on Moscow. He joined the Putsch and was forced to flee to Vladivostok.

6.Vladimir Gulidov Born: October 31, 1876 in Odessa

Military Career: In his youth, Vladimir managed to be the cabin boy on the ship "Tsaritsyn" and learn to draw. He received his secondary education at the Odessa Six-School City School, after which on July 7, 1894, he entered as a private in the 16th Infantry Regiment of His Majesty. A little more than a year later, Gulidov was promoted to non-commissioned officer, and in September he was sent to the Odessa Infantry Cadet School. May 19, 1900, Gulidov was transferred to the service in Vladivostok - in the seventh company of the 2nd Vladivostok fortress infantry regiment. Here he took part in the suppression of the Boxer Rebellion: he was awarded a light-bronze medal "For the campaign in China" in 1900-1901. During the Russian-Japanese War, Gulidov was in the vicinity of Vladivostok and in campaigns against the Japan was not. During the Revolution of 1905, Gulidov's regiment was divided: part of its units participated in the suppression of the uprisings in Vladivostok in 1905-1906, and some joined the rebels. With the beginning of the Weltkrieg, the division of Gulidov was part of the III Siberian Army Corps and was sent to the front, in the area Osovets - Grajewo. Already in mid-September, the corps was ordered to go on the offensive and seize the city of Augustow. Soon he was wounded by shrapnel in the leg. In the spring of 1918, Colonel Gulidov, who returned home in March, led the anti-Bolshevik underground in Krasnoyarsk: there were up to 800 people in the organization, half of whom had military experience. On June 18, the underground workers took control of the city, and Gulidov himself became the head of the Krasnoyarsk garrison and, at the same time, the commander of the troops of the Yenisey district. Soon Gulidov was ordered to assume the post of chief of the 1st Yenisey Siberian Rifle Division. July 16, 1918 Vladimir Gulidov received the post of chief of the 2nd Steppe Siberian rifle division as part of the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Steppe Siberian regiments. Together with the partisan division of Annenkov, he participated in the destruction of Cherkasy defense and in battles with the troops of the Semirechensky front of the Bolsheviks. By order of Admiral Kolchak of March 28, 1919, Colonel Gulidov 'for For distinguish in cases against the enemyin cases against the enemy' was promoted to major general. After the Civil War, he participated in the Kolchak's Putsch and then fled to Transamur.

7.Dmitriy Semyenov Born: February 2, 1871 in Transbaikalia

Military Career: Entered service on October 11, 1889. He graduated from the Irkutsk infantry cadet school on September 1, 1893 and was enlisted as a khorunzhiy in the 1st cavalry regiment of the Transbaikal Cossack army. Participated in the suppression of the uprising in China (1900-1901). Veteran of the Russian-Japanese war of 1904-1905, where on January 14, 1905 he was given the rank of yesaul for military distinctions. In the Weltkrieg did not participate. In 1918, supported the ataman Grigoriy Semyenov. From September 14, 1918 to December 1918. Head of the Trans-Baikal Cossack Division (September 14, 1918 - January 1919), the military garrison of the city of Chita (since September 27, 1918) and the 1st military region as part of the 5th Amur Corps October 19, 1918). From December 8, 1918 to June 18, 1919, in the rank of lieutenant general (January 4, 1919), he was commander of the 1st Eastern Cossack Corps as part of the Separate East-Siberian Army of ataman Semyenov.

Important Notes: Second cousin of ataman Grigoriy Semyenov.

8.Sergey Baranovskiy (real name - Sergey Abramovich-Baranovskiy) Born: May 4, 1866 in Moscow

Military Career: Born in the family of captain of artillery. He graduated from the 4th Moscow Cadet Corps, then in 1885 - Pavlovsk Military School, after which he enlisted as an officer in the Kronstadt fortress artillery. In 1893 he graduated from the Aleksandr's Military Academy of Law "on the 1st category." In 1897 he defended his thesis on the topic "The value of the military authorities in the military criminal process." In 1899, he was appointed extra-ordinary professor at the Aleksandr's Military Academy of Law, and in 1902 as an ordinary professor at the Aleksandr's Military Academy of Law. He also taught law at the St. Petersburg cadet school. In 1909 he was awarded the rank of Major General. He refused to recognize the result of the Brest-Litovsk Peace and was one of the putschists.

9.Vasiliy Boldyryev Born: April 5, 1875 in Syzran, Simbirsk Governorate

Military Career: Primary education received in the parish, and then four-year urban school. At the age of 15, he left for Penza, where he entered the Penza Land Survey School, which he graduated in 1893. Having saved money, Boldyrev went to Petersburg, where he passed the exams and entered the military topographic school, which he graduated in 1 grade. After spending three years on military topographic surveys in Estland and Livonia and after serving a year and a half in the Krasnoyarsk regiment in Yuryev, he entered the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff. In 1903 he graduated from the Academy on the first category. Member of the Russian-Japanese war. He was wounded in the leg during the storming of the Novgorod (Putilov) hill on the river Shaho. Having recovered from the wound, he returned to the front, where he remained until the end of the war. From 1911 he taught at the Academy of the General Staff. In 1914 he defended his thesis on the theme "Attack of Fortified Positions", after which he was appointed extraordinary professor. In August 1914, he went to the front as an Chief of Staff 2nd Guards infantry division. For the battles in October 1914, under the fortress Ivangorod was awarded the St. George’s Weapon, and for the battles under Barakatno in 1914–15, he was awarded the Order of St. George of the 4th degree. After the February Revolution, on April 19, 1917 he was appointed commander of the 43rd Army Corps. A Lieutenant General since April 29, 1917, he replaced General Danilov on September 9, 1917 as commander of the 5th Army. In the beginning of August 1918 Boldyrev arrived in Samara, and was elected as one of the 5 members of the Provisional All-Russian Government. After the arrival of Admiral Kolchak, he gave up his post and went to Japan on November 28. He returned to Vladivostok in the beginning of 1920, and became Commander of the land and naval forces. After the unsuccessful Putsch and Kolchak's escape to Transamur, he had no choice but to join the latter (which was also facilitated by Boldyrev’s views).

Important Notes: Has connections with Mensheviks.

10.Leonid Skipetrov Born: April 4, 1883 in Vilna Governorate

Military Career: Of the nobles, the son of the court counselor. He graduated from the 1st Vilna Gymnasium and the Vilna Military School (1904). He took part in the Russian-Japanese war. Member of the Weltkrieg. For the battle in 1915 he was awarded the St. George weapon. For battles in 1916 - awarded the Order of St. George, 4th degree. The commander of the 170th Molodechno Infantry Regiment, served as general for instructions under the commander of the Irkutsk Military District until 1917. Leader of the cadet uprising in Irkutsk in December 1917. Participant in the White movement on the Eastern Front since January 1918. Since that time, he was chief of staff of the Special Manchurian Detachment, then Assistant ataman Semyenov for the political, diplomatic part and for the supply of military units. From September 1918 - Head of the 9th East-Siberian Rifle Division. In 1918-1920-ies under the leadership of ataman Semyenov and independently conducted a series of punitive operations against uncontrolled authorities and the Red partisans. In December 1919, the Bolshevik uprising of the Political Center in Irkutsk took place. To help suppress the rebellion of the Political Center in Irkutsk, Semyenov sent a detachment of Major General Skipetrov from Verkhneudinsk. and gave him a 'categorical order to ruthlessly end once and for all the bastards who enjoy the plight of the motherland.' After the capture of Irkutsk, the Skipetrov ceep the city to the end of the Civil War. After the Putsch was forced to retreat to Transamur as part of the forces of ataman Semyenov.

Important Notes: Has monarchist views.

11.Boris Annenkov Born: February 9, 1889 in Kiev Governorate

Military Career: Born in the family of a retired colonel. In 1906 he graduated from the Odessa Cadet Corps. In 1908 he graduated from the Alexander Military School, released as khorunzhiy in the 1st Siberian Cossack Regiment to the post of sotnik. In 1914 a riot broke out in the Cossack camp. The rioters chose Annenkov as their temporary commander, but he did not take direct part in the actions. Annenkov personally reported the incident to the Siberian military ataman. On the demand from comander of punitive expedition General Usachev to name the instigators and those involved in the murder of officers refused, saying that he was an officer, not a scammer. On charges of concealment and inaction committed to the military court of the field among the 80 rebels. Court martial sentenced Annenkov to 1 year and 4 months of imprisonment in a fortress with restricted rights. The departure of Annenkov's punishment was replaced with a direction on the German front. In 1915, as part of the 4th Siberian Cossack Regiment participated in the battles in Belarus. Once surrounded, brought the remains of the regiment. In 1915–17, he commanded one of the partisan detachments created on his initiative. March 3, 1917 with a detachment swore allegiance to the Provisional Government. In January 1918, he refused to disarm the detachment at the request of the Bolsheviks and began to fight, settling down in the Zakhlaminskaya stanitsa near Omsk, but was forced to retreat to the neighboring stanitsa. On February 18—19, 1918, during the “Popov mutiny”, he organized a raid to save the military shrines of the Siberian Cossacks - the Troop banner of the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov and the banner of Ermak, after which he went to Kokchetav, then to the Kyrgyz steppe. March 12, 1918 raised a revolt against the Soviet regime and on March 19 took Omsk. In late April, the Bolsheviks seized power in Omsk. In June — October 1918, the detachment reached a number of 1,500 men, and, together with the White Czechs, took part in battles against the Bolshevik troops in Western Siberia. September 11, 1918 brutally suppressed the Bolshevik uprising in Slavgorod and Pavlodar counties, seizing a red county peasant congress of 400 delegates. October 15, 1918 awarded the Order of St. George IV degree and promoted to major general. On October 23, 1918, the partisan detachment was transfered to the ataman of the Semirechensky Cossack army and renamed the 'Partisan division of ataman Annenkov.' In December 1918 he received under the command of the 2 Steppe Corps with the order to release all Semirechye from the Reds, with which he coped with Dutov's help only by 1920. Other generals condemned the method of command and order in the partisan units of ataman Annenkov, 'where the basic requirements of military service were not respected, law and order were denied, unbelievable atrocities and looting were allowed, both in relation to the civilian population of villages and stanitsas, as well as in relation to other soldiers of White armies.'

@NEW GENERALS (Replacing already dead generals and generals displaced to other countries)

1.Nikolay Vatutin - because he already possible chief of staff of RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9b/%D0%9D%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B9_%D0%92%D0%B0%D1%82%D1%83%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BD%2C_1943_%D0%B3%D0%BE%D0%B4.jpg?uselang=ru or http://www.admval.ru/uploads/images/novosti/814/1.png or https://warspro.ru/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Vatutin_Nikolaj_Fedorovich_Geroj_Sovetskogo_Soyuza_general_armii.jpg or https://cdn.fishki.net/upload/post/2016/12/16/2166261/50a5094b638e5551fd86be1266034e85.jpg Born: December 16, 1901 in Chepukhino, Voronezh Governorate

Military Career: Vatutin was born into a peasant family of Russian ethnicity. In the anti-revolutionary actions did not participate, although he was on the lands under controll of White Forces. Commissioned in 1919 to the White Army, he fought against the Ukrainian peasant partisans of Nestor Makhno. Starting in 1926, he spent the next decade alternating service with studies in the elite Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff. In 1936 he was appointed Chief of the 1st Division of the Headquarters of the Siberian Military District.

Important Notes: Has connections with socialist parties.

2.Mikhail Bonch-Bruyevich - because he already possible chief of staff of RUS Photo: http://deduhova.ru/statesman/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/1234823_600.jpg or https://rg.ru/img/content/132/53/73/scan002_d_850.jpg or https://biographe.ru/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/1-60.jpg Born: 24 February, 1870 in Moscow

Military Career: From the family of a land surveyor, a native of the Belarusian-Lithuanian nobility of the Mogilev Governorate. In 1891 he graduated from the Moscow measuring Konstantinovsky Surveying Institute, in 1892 - the military school course of the Moscow Infantry Cadet School. On August 4, 1892, he was released as a second lieutenant in the 12th Astrakhan Grenadier Regiment, then transferred to the Leib-Guards Lithuanian Regiment. In 1898 he graduated from the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff. In 1898-1908 he served at the headquarters of various military districts. In 1907, at the invitation of the conference of the Academy of the General Staff, read and then printed a full course of applied tactics. Together with General M.I. Dragomirov was engaged in conversion of tactics of the Russian troops. With the outbreak of the Weltkrieg in August 1914, he became quartermaster-general of the headquarters of the 3rd Army of the Southwestern Front. September 10, 1914 promoted to major general. The initiator of the eviction of Jews from the front line on the charge of policing spying in favor of the enemy. In March 1915, Bonch-Bruyevich became the chief of staff of the North-Western Front, this position was largely associated with politics, and Bonch-Bruevich and the nobles did not like each other. Bonch-Bruyevich suspected many of them of espionage. On March 1, 1916, Nicholas II removed Bonch-Bruyevich from his post. Now he became first a general for instructions from the headquarters of the Northern Front, then the headquarters of the commander-in-chief. After the start of the Civil War, Bonch-Bruevich established contact with Kornilov and supported him, despite the fact that his brother was a Bolshevik since 1895. In the conditions of the unfolding Civil War, Bonch-Bruyevich, feeling the impossibility of the old methods of command and control, began developing new methods of command and control, which were used by the White forces during the Volga campaign and the Siege of Moscow.

Important Notes: Has connections with socialist parties.

SEMI-FICTIONAL - he was pro-bolshevik and on August 27 he was dismissed from the post of military officer of their own accord (because old methods of command and control don't work).

3.Nikolay Dukhonin - because he already possible chief of staff of RUS Photo: https://rusk.ru/images/2018/41942.jpg or https://www.wikireading.ru/img/369508_35_i_146.jpg or https://rusk.ru/images/2013/23600_thumb.jpg or https://i.mycdn.me/image?id=880800217344&t=3&plc=WEB&tkn=*qhpUu2uIy8UZLWdyrQMCrRgQUmo Born: December 13, 1876 in Smolensk Governorate

Military Career: From the nobility of Smolensk Governorate. He graduated from the Vladimir Kiev Cadet Corps (1894) and the 3rd Military Alexander School (1896), from where he was released as a lieutenant in the Leib-Guards Lithuanian Regiment. He served in the Kiev Military District before the start of the Weltkrieg. There he gained some experience in intelligence work. At the outset of the War, Dukhonin was given command of a Russian regiment. He was then assigned to the Third Army in Dubno under General Ruzsky as senior adjutant of the intelligence department. In August 1917, Dukhonin was Quartermaster General of the Southwestern Front, and was plucked from this relative obscurity by Kerenskiy to replace Alekseyev as Chief of Staff at GHQ in Mogilev, as Alexeyev had resigned as a result of Kornilov's failed coup. When Kerenskiy fled Petrograd following the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks in the October Revolution, Dukhonin became de facto Supreme Commander, albeit of an army that was rapidly disintegrating, and over which he exercised very little control. During the initial stages of the Bolshevik seizure of power the Council of People's Commissars instructed Dukhonin to cease wartime hostilities and open negotiations with the Central Powers. Lenin and Krylenko visited Dukhonin in Petrograd to discuss an armistice proposal. Dukhonin's response was adamant: he categorically declined the directive of the Council of People's Commissars. Dukhonin then decided to escape with Kerensky's commissar Stankovich, but was persuaded to stay by General Diterikhs. His last action was to order the release of the officers being held prisoner at Bikhov, most notably Kornilov and Denikin. Dukhonin subsequently surrendered to Krylenko in Mogilev, but was severly injured by Krylenko's Bolshevik military escort near the railway station on 3 December 1917. After that was transfered to prison, where he lay in a prison hospital until the end of the Civil War and was released by troops of Kornilov.

SEMI-FICTIONAL - was murdered by Krylenko's Bolshevik military escort.

4. Vasiliy Biskupskiy - because he already possible chief of staff of RUS Photo: http://www.krimoved-library.ru/images/muzy/1-60.jpg Born: August 9, 1878 in Kharkov Governorate

Military Career: Biskupskiy's father was the vice-governor of Tomsk. Vasily was forced to leave the Russian Imperial Army after his secret marriage to operetta singer Anastasia Vyaltseva had been made public. He bought lands in the Russian Far East and Sakhalin Island and started drilling for oil. After Weltkrieg had broken out, Biskupskiy returned to the army and was promoted to major general in June 1916. After the start of Russian Civil War, Biskupskiy joined to forces of general Kornilov. After end of Civil War was promoted to leutenant general.

Important Notes: Has connections with Ukrainian Government, especially with Pavlo Skoropadsky.

Semi-Historical, Because whites lost CW.

5. Bronislav Kaminskiy - because he already possible chief of staff of RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/10/Bundesarchiv_Bild_101I-280-1075-11A%2C_Russland%2C_Brigadekommandeur_Borislaw_Kaminski.jpg or Born: 16 June, 1899 in Vitebsk Governorate

Military Career: Bronislav Kaminskiy was born in Vitebsk Governorate, in the Russian Empire He studied at the Saint Petersburg Polytechnical University then served in the White Forces during the Russian Civil War. After end of Civil War he decided continue military carrier and enters the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff.

Important Notes: member of NRPR.

Semi-Historical, he was bolshevik.

6. Vasiliy Bluykher - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: https://cs5.pikabu.ru/post_img/2015/12/01/3/1448938377197739144.jpg or https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2d/Vasily_Blyukher_1932.jpg/210px-Vasily_Blyukher_1932.jpg or http://www.famhist.ru/famhist/ludi_im3/bluher_vk.jpg or https://gazeta.a42.ru/uploads/fd5/fd5af680-bdf5-11e7-bb8e-e77e453f76a5.jpg Born: December 1, 1889 in Barshchinka, Yaroslavl Governorate

Military Career: Blyukher was born into a Russian peasant family named Gurov. In the 19th century a landlord gave the nickname Blyukher to the Gurov family in commemoration of the famous Prussian Marshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher. As a teenager, he was employed at a machine works, but was arrested in 1910 for leading a strike, and sentenced to two years, eight months in prison. In 1914, Vasiliy Gurov — who later formally assumed Blyukher as his surname — was drafted into the army of the Russian Empire as a corporal but in 1915 was seriously wounded in the Great Retreat, and excused military service. He then went to work in a factory in Kazan, where he joined the Bolshevik faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party. He took part in the Russian Revolution of 1917 in Samara. In late November 1917 he was sent into Chelyabinsk as a Red Guard commissar to suppress Alexander Dutov's revolt. Blyukher joined the Red Army in 1918 and was soon a commander. After the Czech Legion Revolt started, Blyukher understands that the victory of the Bolsheviks is impossible and, together with the units under his control, moves to the side of KOMUCH. After that, the 10,000-strong South Urals Partisan Army under Blyukher's command marched 1,500 km in 40 days of continuous fighting to attack the Red forces from the rear, then join with regular White Army units. Many of white generals says about that: "The raid made by Blyukher forces under impossible conditions can only be equated with Suvorov's crossings in Switzerland." From 1924–27 Blyukher was a Russian military adviser in China, where he used the name Galen (after the name of his wife, Galina). On his return he was given command Far Eastern Military District.

Important Notes: Has connections with socialist parties. (His political views was close to Radical Socialists)

Semi-Historical, he was bolshevik.

7. Ivan Konev - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6e/IS_Konev_01.jpg/180px-IS_Konev_01.jpg or https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kYMbabkYcZU/hqdefault.jpg or https://pp.userapi.com/c831108/v831108782/1bf4b/ZcM-siFXZMQ.jpg or http://www.moscowuniversityclub.ru/article/img/1478_7.jpg Born: 28 December, 1897 in Lodeyno, Vologda Governorate

Military Career: Konev was born into a peasant family. He has little formal education and worked as a lumberjack. In the spring of 1916, he was conscripted into the Imperial Russian Army. Konev was sent to the 2nd Heavy Artillery Brigade at Moscow and then graduated from artillery training courses. In 1917, he was sent to the 2nd Separate Heavy Artillery Battalion on the Southwestern Front as a junior sergeant and fought in the Kerensky Offensive. When the Russian Revolution broke out in 1917 he was demobilised and returned home, but in 1919 he joined the SR party and the White Army of admiral Kolchak and KOMUCh, serving as an artilleryman. During the Russian Civil War he served with the Siberian Army on East Front of Civil War. In 1926 Konev completed advanced officer training courses at the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff, and between then and 1931 he held a series of progressively more senior commands, becoming head of first the Transbaikal then the South Volga Military Districts. From 1932 to 1934 he studied at the Special group of the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff.

Important Notes: Member of PSR.

Semi-Historical, he was bolshevik.

8. Ivan Belov - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: https://krasnoznamenci.ru/images/Photo/%D0%91%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B2%20%D0%98.%20%D0%9F..jpg or https://pochta-polevaya.ru/content/i/16644/13.i250x268.jpg or http://www.hrono.ru/img/vov/belov_ivanpanf.gif Born: June 27, 1893 in Kalinnikovo, Novgorod Governorate

Military Career: In 1913 he was drafted into the army and sent to the 13th Siberian Rifle Regiment. He participated in the Weltkrieg in the rank of non-commissioned officer. After a concussion and treatment in the hospital, he was sent to the 1st Siberian reserve regiment in the city of Tashkent. Since February 1917 - left SR. In September 1917, I. P. Belov was elected chairman of the soldiers' committee of the 1st Siberian Reserve Rifle Regiment in Tashkent, which he commanded during the armed uprising in Tashkent in October 1917 and in the liquidation of the autonomous government of Kokand in 1918. Member of the Tashkent Council in 1917-1919. In 1918 - the commandant of the fortress and the head of the garrison of Tashkent. He played a key role in the suppression of the Soviet revolt in Tashkent in January 1919. After the Civil War, Belov returned to the Russian army and was promoted to major general.

Important Notes: Member of PSR.

Semi-Historical, he turned to bolshevik. Also, I suggest add him to ALO (see military career), when ALO will ready.

9. Aleksandr Rodzyanko - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: http://northwestarmy.ru/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Rodsyanko.jpg or http://ria1914.info/images/d/df/%D0%93%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BB_%D0%90.%D0%9F.%D0%A0%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B7%D1%8F%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%BE%2C_%D0%B8%D1%8E%D0%BB%D1%8C_1919.jpg or http://ria1914.info/images/thumb/c/c1/%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA_%D0%A0%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B7%D1%8F%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%BE_%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%80_%D0%9F%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87.jpg/434px-%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA_%D0%A0%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B7%D1%8F%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%BE_%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%80_%D0%9F%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87.jpg Born: August 13, 1879

Military Career: From a noble family of Ukrainian origin. Aleksandr received his education in the Russian Page Corps military academy and at the Cadre Noir cavalry-school in Saumur in France; he then joined the elite Russian Chevalier Guard regiment. An excellent equestrian sportsman, he also studied for a year at the cavalry school at Pinerolo in Italy under Captain Federico Caprilli, known as 'the father of the modern forward seat'. After successfully participating in London (1911), winning the King Eduard VII Cup, he competed in the 5th-placed jumping team for Russia at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm. Promoted Colonel in 1912, he went on to take part in Wieltkrieg. In 1914 he was sent to the frontline where he briefly served in the 2nd Kuban regiment, 1st Linear Cossiack regiment and headed 16-th Don regiment. Later served at the 8-th Army and Chevalier Guard Regiment. Since May 1916 headed the Cavalry Officers School. In June-July 1917 headed the Garrison of Riga. In October 1917 in Pskov the 17-th Cavalry division that he headed was disbanded and he was interned by the Germans. After the Russian Revolution of 1917 he accompanied Prince Lieven to solicit (unsuccessfully) British help for counter-revolutionaries active in Latvia. In 1918 he lived in Riga and received the German assistance in recruiting the volunteers into the anti-bolshevik units. In 1919 General Nikolay Yudenich appointed Rodzyanko as his aide, where he led the counter-offensive actions against the Reds and participated in the advance on Petrograd.

10.Aleksey Arkhangelskiy - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: http://ria1914.info/images/c/cc/%D0%90%D1%80%D1%85%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B3%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8C%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9_%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B9_%D0%9F%D0%B5%D1%82%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87_1.jpg or https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/73/Archangelsky_alexey.jpg/200px-Archangelsky_alexey.jpg Born: March 18, 1872

Military Career: He graduated from the 3rd Aleksandrov military school and the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff (1898). He served in the General Staff, since 1913, Major General, in 1917, the Chief of General Staff, Lieutenant General. From December 1917 he headed the Office of the General Staff for the commanding staff. Being in this position, he participated in the activities of the Moscow leadership of the National Center, sending numerous groups of officers to the Volunteer Army and promptly warning generals and officers about the arrest. With the threat of exposure, he fled to the South, in February 1919 he arrived at the Volunteer Army, demanding a military trial of himself. The court found him innocent and praised his services to Russia. Since May 1919 in administrative positions in the Volunteer Army. Duty general of staff of the Russian army.

11. Aleksandr Antonov - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/84/%D0%90._%D0%A1._%D0%90%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2_%28%D0%B8%D0%B7_%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B7%D1%8B%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B3%D0%BE_%D1%86%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%BA%D1%83%D0%BB%D1%8F%D1%80%D0%B0%29.png/200px-%D0%90._%D0%A1._%D0%90%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2_%28%D0%B8%D0%B7_%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B7%D1%8B%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B3%D0%BE_%D1%86%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%BA%D1%83%D0%BB%D1%8F%D1%80%D0%B0%29.png or https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4d/%D0%90%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%2C_%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%80_%D0%A1%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BF%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87.jpg/200px-%D0%90%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%2C_%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%80_%D0%A1%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BF%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87.jpg or https://www.proza.ru/pics/2015/08/02/1585.jpg or https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTKAhpKO8RBfNCyw56S5YhibSGstg1uQrRSchNZnfh3nNYz3KjN Born: July 8, 1889 in Moscow

Military Career: Antonov grew up in the much smaller town of Kirsanov. He later studied in the Tambov Real Institute until he was expelled for revolutionary proclamations. He was afraid to return home, and found a job as an apprentice in the local train construction plant. He had been member of the Socialist Revolutionary Party since 1904 when he was only 16. His fellow party members included Maria Spiridonova, Yuriy Podbelskiy, and several others. Taking inspiration from his party proteges, he joined them in their terrorist activities, which included assassinations, robberies, and other sorts of expropriation. He was arrested and put on trial for the robbery of a postal train wagon. Antonov was given 20 years of katorga, spending the first part of his sentence in the Schlisselburg fortress and the rest in Vladimirsky Central. The amnesty proclaimed by the Russian Provisional Government liberated him from prison. He returned to Kirsanov and was accepted back by his former colleagues, locally known as krasnobandochniki. In the local library, he was given a banquet as a great champion for the revolutionary cause. At first, he came back to the plant where he started his career, but soon was elected to the post of the head of the Governorate Militia. With the assistance of fellow workers and the local administration, he declared martial law which for a time dealt with the high crime rate that had developed in Tambov. Seeing all of the chaos caused by the Bolsheviks he starts fight against them and helped White Army. (Fictional, SR was with bolsheviks)

Important Notes: Member of NRPR.

12. Andrey Vlasov - for RUS Photo: https://encyclopedia.mil.ru/images/vlasov-170.jpg or https://ic.pics.livejournal.com/jakovkin/13772406/177910/177910_600.jpg or http://static1.repo.aif.ru/1/47/475102/d5bd7daf0300dbe17073e1172734c290.jpg or https://ic.pics.livejournal.com/jakovkin/13772406/138154/138154_original.jpg or https://real-vin.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/vlasov-andrey.jpg Born: September 14, 1901 in Lomakino, Nizhniy Novgorod Governorate

Military Career: Vlasov was a student at a Russian Orthodox seminary. He quit the study of divinity after the Russian Revolution, briefly studying agricultural sciences instead, and in 1919 joined the White Army fighting in the southern theatre. He distinguished himself as an officer and gradually rose through the ranks of the Russian Army. Vlasov joined the ROVS in 1931. In 1932–1933, Vlasov was a member of the tribunal of the Petrograd and Tsaritsyn military districts. During this time, the tribunal has not issued a single acquittal. Vlasov served in several assignments before being given command of the 13th Infantry Division. After just nine months under Vlasov's leadership, and an inspection by Anton Denikin, the division was recognized as one of the best divisions in the Army in 1934. Denikin presented Vlasov with an inscribed gold watch, as he "found the 13th the best of all".

Important Notes: Member of NRPR.

SEMI-FICTIONAL, because soviet era, and years changed (1937-38 -> 1932-1933 etc.) and he joined to red army, not white.

Also, i suggest event with him (allusion on ROA and ROD and I suggest replace of one of events with Faith in Nation - now we have bug with two events with Faith and Nation) EVENT: Date: 1939 Name of event: Establishing of ROD Text of event: Andrey Vlasov, a general of the Russian army and a member of the NRPR, today announced the creation of the Russian Liberation Movement (ROD), which aims to liberate Ukraine, Belarus, Poland and the Baltic states from the German occupation. Despite the rather aggressive statements, she attracted the attention of some revanchist generals and politicians who have come out with the support of this initiative. Vlasov has already announced the formation of the Russian Liberation Detachments (ROO) within the ROD, which will resist further attempts of the German occupation of Russian lands. Many liberal politicians fear that this means the creation of new revolutionary and terrorist cells. What will be our reaction?

Variants.

1. Support ROD. (relations with UKR, GER, BAT, WHR, POL, LIT -50)
2. Bann this organization. (relations with UKR, GER, BAT, WHR, POL, LIT +20)
3. We maintain silent. (relations with UKR, GER, BAT, WHR, POL, LIT -20)

If 'We maintain silent' and in War with Germany - give this event: Name of event: Creation of ROA Text of event: Andrey Vlasov, head of the Russian Liberation Movement, announced the formation of the Russian Liberation Army (ROA), consisting of members of the ROD. The declaration announcing the creation of the ROA states that its main goal is 'liberation of Western Russia from the German yoke' and 'support of the Russian Army in the struggle against the German invaders'. Members of the ROD from all the lands of 'Western Russia' are called to join the ROA auxiliary units, and in Moscow they announced the formation of the division 'Druzhina', which will join to our troops on the front lines. Effect: Create in Moscow 1 division Template - Pekhotnaya Diviziya Name: Diviziya ROA 'Druzhina'

If 'Support ROD' and in War with Germany - give this event: Name of event: Creation of ROA Text of event: Andrey Vlasov, head of the Russian Liberation Movement, announced the formation of the Russian Liberation Army (ROA), consisting of members of the ROD. The declaration announcing the creation of the ROA states that its main goal is 'liberation of Western Russia from the German yoke' and 'support of the Russian Army in the struggle against the German invaders'. Members of the ROD from all the lands of 'Western Russia' are called to join the ROA auxiliary units, and in Moscow they announced the formation of the special division 'Druzhina' and 3 volunteer divisions, which will join to our troops on the front lines. Effect: Create in Moscow 4 division Template - Pekhotnaya Diviziya Names: 1.Spetsialnaya Diviziya ROA 'Druzhina' 2.1-ya Diviziya ROA 3.2-ya Diviziya ROA 4.3-ya Diviziya ROA

13.Konstantin Voskoboynik - because he already possible chief of army of RUS Photo: https://i.mycdn.me/image?id=897463325440&t=3&plc=WEB&tkn=*4GkzHwOopktcfVKPrvRujoui4aA Born: 1895, Smela, Kiev Governorate

Military Career: In 1915 he entered the law faculty of Moscow University, in 1916 he volunteered for the front. In 1919, he participated in the Civil War in Russia on the side of the whites, proved himself a good soldier, in 1920 he was wounded and demobilized from the ranks of the Volunteer Army, as unfit for military service. In the 1920s, he participated in peasant uprisings. He joined the detachments of the Social Revolutionaries, where he was selected as the first number to the machine gun. The uprising was suppressed by the troops. With fake documents in the name of Ivan Yakovlevich Loshakov, he fled to Astrakhan, where he again married his wife, giving her a “new” surname. From Astrakhan the couple "Loshakovs" moved to Syzran, then to Nizhniy Novgorod, while in 1924 did not move to Moscow. In 1930, he was noticed by an old commander of his regiment in Civil War, who petitioned for his admission to the army. In 1935 he graduated from the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff.

Important Notes: Member of PSR.

SEMI-FICTIONAL, because soviet era, and he joined to red army, not white and whites lost CW.

14.Sergey Voytsekhovskiy - for TRM, because it's very strange - he is one of generals of TRM, but not in list of generals Photo: Like his portrait? Born:October 16, 1883 in Vitebsk

Military Career: He graduated from a real school in the city of Velikiye Luki (1902), the Konstantin's Artillery School (1904) and the Nikolay's Academy of the General Staff (1912). In military service in the Russian Imperial Army since 1902. After graduating from the artillery school, he served in the 20th artillery brigade of the 20th infantry division of the 1st Caucasian army corps in the city of Akhaltsykh: inspector of the training department (from September 1904), senior officer of the 3rd battery (from January 1905). In July 1905, he was enlisted in the 74th Artillery Brigade of the 18th Army Corps to be sent to the front of the Russo-Japanese War, however, due to the beginning of peace negotiations with Japan, this assignment was canceled in the same month, and Wojciechowski returned to his former position . From January 1907 - junior artillery battery officer and teacher of the divisional training team of the 5th rifle artillery division in Bialystok. From August 1910 - a student of the Academy, after graduating from May 1912, he served in the 1st Grenadier Brigade of the 1st Grenadier Division in Moscow, at the same time taught tactics at the Alexander Military School, and in 1913 graduated from the Aviation School of the Imperial Moscow Ballooning Society. In April - October 1913, he was seconded to the headquarters of the Moscow Military District. In October 1913 - July 1914 - company commander in the 122nd Tambov Infantry Regiment of the 31st Infantry Division. Member of the Weltkrieg: in August 1914 - November 1915 - Senior Adjutant of the headquarters of the 69th Infantry Division on the South-Western Front, in August 1915 served as Chief of Staff of the Division. In November 1915 - January 1917 - the staff officer for missions at the headquarters of the 20th Army Corps. He was wounded, was awarded several orders. He played a major role in the uprising of the Czechoslovak Corps: on the night of May 26-27, 1918, commanding parts of the 2nd and 3rd Czechoslovak rifle regiments, he took Chelyabinsk without a loss. From May 27, 1918 - Commander of military units of the Chelyabinsk Group and the Ural Front. As a result of the hostilities in May-June 1918, the Chelyabinsk group united at the Tatar station with the troops of the Siberian group of Czechoslovak troops. Wojciechowski personally led the battles to capture the Verkh-Neyvinsky plant, leading a Czechoslovak bypass group that had bypassed Lake Tavatui along the eastern shore, and took Nizhny Tagil. On October 17, 1918, "for distinguish in battles and outstanding service" was carried out by the Czechoslovak National Council to major generals and appointed commander of the Samara group of troops of the Government of the Directory. Under his command, the group led defensive battles in the Volga region: not only stopped the Reds' offensive, but also threw them beyond the Ik River, strengthening the position of the Whites on the Samara Front. In the period of growing contradictions between the command of the Czechoslovak troops and the Supreme ruler Alexander Kolchak supported the latter. March 8, 1919 he returned to the Russian service (to the troops of the Supreme Ruler A.V. Kolchak) with the rank of major general, was the commander of the 2nd Ufa Corps, at the head of which he participated in the spring offensive of the Whites in 1919, in the battles near Ufa, Volzhskaya Campaign and the Siege of Moscow. Awarded the Order of St. George the 4th degree. After Central powers continue occupy homelands of Czechoslovaks, they stay in Russia and involved in the Kolchak Putsch under command of Voytsekhovskiy. When Putsch failed, they fled into Transamur.

Important Notes: Friend of Kolchak, but has great ambitions that can lead to his collision with Kolchak.

15.Aleksandr Lukomskiy - because possible head of government of RUS (and one of supporters of Kornilov) - died in January 25, 1939

16. Aleksey Lampe Photo - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/ff/Lampe_AA.jpg Born: July 18, 1885 in Verbalis, Suwałki Governorate

Military Career: Great-grandfather Lampe from his father came to Russia from Hamburg and entered the service in the Russian army in the era of the Napoleonic wars. The Lampe family lost all ties with their ancestral homeland, and Aleksandr Aleksandrovich speaks German very poorly. In the summer - autumn of 1918, he headed an underground committee in Kharkov, which was engaged in the transfer of officers to the Volunteer Army. Since the end of 1918 in the Volunteer Army. Then, the head of the operations department in the group of troops of General Vrangel and in the management of the quartermaster general of the Caucasian Volunteer Army. From November to December 1919 - Head of the Operations Division of the Volunteer Army Headquarters. In 1920 he was sent as a military representative of the Russian Army in Denmark. In 1921, Kornilov sent Lampe as military representative to Romania in order to secure the permission of her government to deploy units of the Russian army in the country. However, the negotiations did not lead to a positive result. Since the summer of 1922, Lampe was the representative of Russia in Germany, replacing IA Holmsen on this post. In 1926-1928 published 7 collections "White case", in which materials on the history of the white struggle were published.

Important Notes: Member of ROVS

17. Konstantin Kromiadi Photo - http://biozvezd.ru/images/77/77210/konstantin-kromiadi.jpg Born: January 21, 1893 in Divik, Kars Governorate

Military Career: By nationality is Greek. Volunteer participated in the Weltkrieg on the Caucasian front and in Persia, rose to lieutenant. Member of the Civil War on the side of the White movement. During the civil war reached the rank of colonel. After the war, he continued to serve in the army.

Important Notes: Member of the NPRP

@RESTURCTURING of armies of DKB, TRM and RUS (I suggest replace him from new generals and admirals, see adding generals and admirals suggestions).

Dead Admirals(see this admirals) - only to illnesses or natural reasons: Vasiliy Kanin - RUS Aleksandr Gerasimov - TRM

Dead Generals(see this generals) - only to illnesses or natural reasons: Mikhail Kvetsinskiy - RUS

Moving Generals (see this generals):

Ivan Polyakov: From RUS to DKB Pyetr Popov: From RUS to DKB Fyedor Abramov: From RUS to DKB Anatoliy Rogozhin: From RUS to DKB

@DELETE MILITARY STAFF:

RUS:

Aleksandr Yegorov - chief of staff - RED OFFICER and fought against Whites (KR WIKI)

Nikolai Aleksandrovich Lokhvitsky - DIED in 1933

@RUS CIVIL WAR (moving officers and another start of CW suggestion) - i suggest delete all generals and admirals from SOV (excluding Frunze and Tukhachevskiy) lists and on start of RCW move admirals and generals from RUS lists to SOV lists. Now many officers of SOV appears from nowhere and it's strange (like soviet russia and beacuse of that i suggest event (or tree of events) - see next).

Moving officers from RUS to SOV: Admirals: 1.Filipp Ivanov 2.Nikolay Kuznetsov 3.Sergey Gorshkov 4.Vladimir Kasatonov 5.Gordey Levchenko 6.Vladimir Tributs 7.Nikolay Vinogradov

Generals: 1.Georgiy Zhukov 2.Boris Shaposhnikov 3.Konstantin Rokossovskiy 4.Nikolay Vatutin 5.Mikhail Bonch-Bruyevich 6.Vasiliy Bluykher 7.Ivan Konev 8.Ivan Belov 9.Konstantin Voskoboynik 10.Vasiliy Chuykov

I suggest event with part of this generals and admirals (Instead of start civil war (if -50st of RUS) - with possible consequences as the outbreak of civil war - because now in 80% of cases in Russia starts new CW and it's looks more realistic). EVENT: Name: Socialist conspiracy (only if bukharin is not head of government) Text of event: Today we have learned about the impending coup in which some socialist-minded members of the army are participating in collusion with the leaders of the socialists. Although we cannot prove the involvement of Bukharin and Tukhachevskiy in this conspiracy, we were able to find irrefutable evidence of the participation of generals Blyukher, Konev and Voskoboynik and admiral Fillip Ivanov in it. Also, It is possible to participate in the conspiracy of other generals, who are not satisfied with the situation in the country and believe that only the Soviet government can save the Russian people. If we do nothing, these generals may try to make a coup or even, God forbid! - start a second civil war. Russia can not withstand another civil war, what will we do?

1.We can purge conspirators! (+10 st, delete generals Blyukher, Konev, Voskoboynik and admiral Fillip Ivanov from RUS) 2.We can purge all of them! (+20 st, delete generals Blyukher, Konev, Voskoboynik, Ivan Belov, Georgiy Zhukov, Konstantin Rokossovskiy, Vasiliy Chuykov and admirals Fillip Ivanov, Nikolay Kuznetsov, Gordey Levchenko from RUS) 3.We have other businesses - they will not dare to revolt. (Standard (present KR) path of CW after week)

If was chosen "1.We can purge conspirators!" to give Russia next event (after weak): Name: Arrest of conspirators Text: We were able to take the conspirators right when he meeting! Unfortunately, Tukhachevskiy and Bukharin were able to avoid arrest and can continue to weave intrigues behind our backs. The conspirators in most denied the charges against them and this act has already caused the unrest among the socialists, who fear that purges may follow. Fortunately, General Blyukherer agreed to testify against Tukhachevskiy and Bukharin and other conspirators, if we promise not to touch him and continue to serve in the army.

1.What? It's ridiculous! Judge all of them for treason! 2.It's good agreement - we promise him anything what helps arrest other conspirators. (-5 st, add Blyukher to generals)

If was chosen "1.What? It's ridiculous! Judge all of them for treason!" to give Russia next event (after 3-4 days): Name: Unrest of socialists! Text: The revolutionary-minded soldiers broke through to the prison, where we held the conspirators and freed them! The Bolshevik workers are demanding a return to the proletarian dictatorship, the peasants are seizing lands from the state and the Internationale is heard once more on the streets of the capital! Bukharin proclaims our actions of government terror and starts agitation for revolution and part of our soldiers taking the side of Bolsheviks. Tukhachevskiy already announced the start of the second war against capitalist dictatorship and calls the whole proletariat of Russia fights against 'White taint'! This is a catastrophe!

1.Oh, God, not again... (start of civil war) 2.Ura Revolyutsii! (means Hurray to Revolution!) (change country to SOV) (start of civil war)

or

If was chosen "2.It's good agreement - we promise him anything what helps arrest other conspirators." to give Russia next event (on the next day): Name: Arrest of Bukharin and Tukhachevskiy Text: The testimony received from Blyukher allowed us to arrest Bukharin and Tukhachevskiy, but they deny all the charges. Frunze and Rykov have already expressed their support of arrested and accused us of 'police brutality', which caused mass protests of socialists on the streets of cities. The protesters are demanding the release of Bukharin and Tukhachevskiy and the end of the policy of 'political arrests'. Despite all the evidence, we can not legally imprison Bukharin - only Tukhachevskiy. For the time being, protests remain at an acceptable level, but we need to decide more quickly what we will do.

1.Imprison Tukhachevskiy! 2.Imprison both!

If was chosen "1.Imprison Tukhachevskiy!" to give Russia next event (after weak): Name: Bukharin speech Text: In today's speech given by Bukharin about the recent arrest and subsequent innocence given at the extraordinary congress of the Bolshevik Party, he commented Tukhachevskiy and the generals were imprisoned as follows: 'Tukhachevskiy is a cynic-killer with Bonapartist manners, the most disgusting of people, human carrion. What dogs are imprisoned, I'm terribly happy.' #(historical, it's about Kamenev, but phrase about "Bonapartist manners" addressed to Tukhachevskiy) This statement provoked a mixed reaction among the socialists and disputes over the legality of Tukhachevskiy’s conclusion are already following - which can be considered a great progress for us, since a part of the Bolsheviks recognized the legitimacy of our actions. It is not yet known how these arrests will affect the further fate of Russia, but experts suggest that the revival of Soviet power over the discord among the socialists is unlikely.

1.Victory of judicial system. (avoid civil war)

or

If was chosen "2.Imprison both!" to give Russia next event (after 3-4 days): Name: Unrest of socialists! Text: The revolutionary-minded soldiers broke through to the prison, where we held the conspirators and freed them! The Bolshevik workers are demanding a return to the proletarian dictatorship, the peasants are seizing lands from the state and the Internationale is heard once more on the streets of the capital! Bukharin proclaims our actions of government terror and starts agitation for revolution and part of our soldiers taking the side of Bolsheviks. Tukhachevskiy already announced the start of the second war against capitalist dictatorship and calls the whole proletariat of Russia fights against 'White taint'! This is a catastrophe!

1.Oh, God, not again... (start of civil war) 2.Ura Revolyutsii! (means Hurray to Revolution!) (change country to SOV) (start of civil war)

If in first event was chosen "2.We can purge all of them!" to give Russia next event (after weak): Name: Arrest of traitors Text: After a series of arrests, we learned that some of those arrested did not know anything about the conspiracy, and apart from rare connections with the socialists, they not involved in any affairs of Bolsheviks. Despite this, Bukharin and Tukhachevskiy escaped arrest and starts incite the people to revolt against the 'government of capitalistic terror' and 'oppressors of proletariat.' Many socialist sympathizers took to the streets in protest against illegal arrests and demanded the release of 'political prisoners.' The situation is developing rapidly - how are we going to do?

1.They all traitors and we will judge them all. 2.Release not implicated generals. (-15 st, add to RUS generals Bronislav Kaminskiy, Georgiy Zhukov, Konstantin Rokossovskiy, Vasiliy Chuykov and admirals Nikolay Kuznetsov, Gordey Levchenko)

If was chosen "1.They all traitors and we will judge them all." to give Russia next event (after 3-4 days): Name: Unrest of socialists! Text: The revolutionary-minded soldiers broke through to the prison, where we held the traitors and freed them! The Bolshevik workers are demanding a return to the proletarian dictatorship, the peasants are seizing lands from the state and the Internationale is heard once more on the streets of the capital! Bukharin proclaims our actions of government terror and starts agitation for revolution and part of our soldiers taking the side of Bolsheviks. Tukhachevskiy already announced the start of the second war against capitalist dictatorship and calls the whole proletariat of Russia fights against 'White taint'! This is a catastrophe!

1.Oh, God, not again... (start of civil war) 2.Ura Revolyutsii! (means Hurray to Revolution!) (change country to SOV) (start of civil war)

or

If was chosen "2.Release not implicated generals." to give Russia next event (after 3-4 days): Name: Tukhachevskiy's arrest Text: After we released the generals who were not involved in the conspiracy, we still managed to get enough evidence to arrest Tukhachevskiy. Unfortunately, our efforts were not enough for the arrest of Bukharin, and the popular support he gathered in connection with the expectation of an early arrest does not allow us to arrest him without evidence. Shortly after the arrest of Tukhachevskiy, Bukharin spoke at an extraordinary meeting of the Bolshevik Party, where he called Tukhachevsky 'cynic-killer with Bonapartist manners' and 'human carrion', which split the socialists into two sides. It is safe to say that it is not worth waiting for the uprising of the socialists in the near future.

1.This is the end of the unity of the Bolsheviks. (avoid civil war)

I think, this tree of events might can make start of russian civil war more realistic, because now RCW it's very strange piece of... something. RCW appears from nowhere, without control from side of player and in many cases he don't any opportunity except start RCW or be a SOV (or use console)

ALSO, I already suggested add to general and admiral staff of RUS generals and admirals from former RUS countries (after RUS conquer this lands), but in case of TRM I think it was more logical than in other cases. Because if other countries generals have national views and patriotic reasons, in case of TRM they not. This is russian generals and admirals, and if in ACW2 winning side have option to forgive generals and admirals of other sides, why RUS and TRM don't have this option? They win and after that annex this territory (in case of RUS - vladivostok, in case of TRM - all other Russia) and after that this generals disappears and this very stupid, I think, because they use same language and have same culture and nation - difference maybe was in time of Kerensky (political reasons), but not now (after death of Kerensky), I think. Or will they stand to the last for his point of view? And it's even not a soviet union! It's only different form of russian government. (in cases of DKB generals - it's works too, but less) Also, i tried to base of this suggestions on KR wiki and KR in-game lore.

And thanks for work again, it's best mod which i ever saw.

[Gideones]

Update: small edits (based on KR ministers), several new admirals (13-18) and generals (16-17)

[Futhington]

Agreed with Ropa to close these now that Gid is working on the rework with him.