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Russian Army
Order of
Battle p.87, Summerfield; from "The Don
Cossack Opolchenie in 1812" by L. M. Frantseva,
found in the
ISTORICHESKIE ZAPISKI, 1954...
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different cities for "uprising" that
finally levied the
First People's
Opolchenie (first
authorized by
Zemsky Sobor at the time) and
became its leader....
- polk is
headed by
polkovnik Polk is a root
segment in a
Slavic words "
opolchenie"
where phoneme k
switches to ch,
while the word
means militia POLK, a...
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conscription Shire levy, a
means of
military recruitment in
medieval England Opolchenie, a
Russian version of
medieval conscription Levée en m****e, m**** conscript...
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officers train at a
Ministry of
Defence military academy at 50
Narodnoe Opolchenie Street, with
intelligence agents receiving additional training at the...
- a
teenager from a noble, boyar, or
cossack family enlisted to army or
Opolchenie. This term,
normally used in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, may have...
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Kuteinikov IV Don
Cossack Regiment Grekov I Don
Cossack Regiment St
Petersburg Opolchenie Cossack Regiment 4th
Ukrainian Cossack Regiment 2nd
Kalmuck Regiment Cavalry...
- org/contact Контакты https://aif.ru/society/law/narodnoe_
opolchenie_kvachkova_priznano_terroristicheskoy_organizaciey «Народное ополчение»...
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Mikhail Kutuzov determined to
create a
proper reserve from the
Narodnoe Opolchenie or people's militia. In
October he sent Ivan
Adamovich to
Arzramas to...
- June 30, 1980. In the far north,
Karelian Front had
formed a
militia (
opolchenie)
division called 1st
Polar (Polyarnaya) on
September 5 to
serve in the...
