Literary and historical notes of a young technician. Great-great-great-great-grandfather Dal, Great-great-great-great-grandfather M. Khanzhin, deputy of Kolchak Porivnyannya of M. Khanzhin with K.V. Sakharovim

Mikhailo Vasilovich Khanzhin

Born on June 29, 1871 in Troitska (according to other sources in Samarkand) in the Cossack family of the descendant of the Orenburz Cossack Army. Having graduated from the Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps, the Mikhailovsk Artillery School (1893), the Mikhailovsk Artillery Academy (1899), and the Officers' Artillery School (1903).

Having started his service in the Orenburz film and artillery brigade. From 2 leaf fall 1903 – lieutenant colonel of the Tashkent artillery brigade. Participant in the Russian-Japanese war of 1904-1905, from 1904 he commanded the 4th artillery battery
3rd Skhidno-Siberian Rifle Artillery Brigade. He was awarded the Order of St. George, 4th degree (“for the remarkable feat of courage and bravery, awarded to him on the 17th and 18th of 1904 near Laoyang and on the 25th of 1905 near Fushun during the enemy’s attacks”).

Since 1905 - colonel, who became a staff officer, the head of the officers who began training in the officer artillery school. In 1909-1910 - commander of the 1st division of the 42nd artillery brigade. 3 1910 rock -
Major General. Since the spring of 1910 - commander of the 44th artillery brigade,
1913 was reinforced with the military mission to France. Since 1914 - commander of the 19th artillery brigade.

Participant in the First Light War: commander of the 19th Artillery Brigade of the 12th Army Corps of the 8th Army, having completed his duties as a commander of the 19th Infantry Division. During the battles of Sichnya in 1915, the fortifications of the Georgiyivska River were built near Mevolachaya. Since 1915 - commander of the 12th infantry division. Awarded with the Order of St. George, 3rd degree.

From 1916 to 1916 - artillery inspector of the 8th Army, playing a significant role
at the built tower of the Pivdenno-Zakhidny Front (“Brusilivsky Provv”).
From the end of 1916 – artillery inspector of the Rumanian Front. From the beginning of 1917 - Field Inspector General of Artillery for the Supreme Commander.
During the hours of the First World War, he established himself as a talented artillery chief and a leading commander. Lieutenant General (1916).

Since 1919 - commander of the Western Army of the Western Front. 6 Bereznya
1919, having launched an offensive in the direction of Ufa, Samara and Kazan, with initial successes, the army took Ufa and Belebey, and reached the approaches to Samara and Kazan, not reaching the Volga on about 30 kilometers. in (in general - 80-100 kilometers ). For the successes of Admiral Kolchak at the rank of general
like artillery - the most important thing of this kind, which was appropriated by Kolchak
at the hour of his becoming the Supreme Ruler.

However, then we began to suffer failures due to extended communication, the spring of lack of roads, dissent in the white command, and the lack of daily life again. Boov zvinuvacheny
at the “unavailability of the entry and deployment of military forces”, replacements by General Sakharov and insurance to the reserve of the Headquarters. On June 6, 1919, he became the Minister of the Army.

In the early 1920s, it became known that there was a “triectory” - a committee of three officials, who in Irkutsk took charge of the activities of the cabinet of ministers in the wake of the collapse of the regime of the Supreme Ruler Kolchak. In the 1920s, fate began to flow to China (two other members of the “trio”, Cherven-Vodali
and Larionov, the shooters were shot behind the bench of the supernal revolutionary tribunal in the dark of 1920).

Every hour is alive in Harbin. In 1928-1930, he was the head of the Far-Range Branch of the Russian Foreign Military Forces (ROVS). Since early 1933, I worked as a chairperson in the last branch of the PMZ, engaged in cartography
and by correcting the maps.

After being occupied by the Radian troops of Manchuria, he was arrested on June 15, 1945 by SMERSH authorities near Dairen. Prov_v 10 rocks at the camps. In 1955, he stayed at the local school in Ukhta in the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. Afterwards he lived near Kazakhstan, died near Dzhambuli.

Biography

Pre-war rocks

In 1899, a group of people graduated from the Mikhailovsky Artillery Academy in the 1st category, on the 29th of the same year they were transferred to the Turkestan Artillery Brigade, and 2 rubles were received as a sign of becoming captains.

homeland

Dyadko: Veniamin Petrovich Vodop'yanov (1865-1943) - military foreman, author of military-historical works.

Literature

Volkov E. U. The share of the Kolchak general: Stories from the life of M. V. Khanzhin. Yekaterinburg, 1999.
Ganin A. St, Semenov St. R. Khanzhin Mikhailo Vasilovich// Officer Corps of the Orenburz Cossack Army. 1891–1945: Biographical author. - M.: Russian Way; Library-Fund “Russian Abroad”, 2007. – P. 585-586. – 676 p. - ISBN 978-5-85887-259-7.

Posilannya

Khanzhin, Mikhailo Vasilovich. // Project “Russian Army in the Great War”.

12th Infantry Division (Russian Empire)

12th Infantry Division - infantry unit at the warehouse of the Russian Imperial Army. Division headquarters: Proskuriv. It was part of the 12th Army Corps.

19th Infantry Division (Russian Empire)

19th Infantry Division - infantry unit at the warehouse of the Russian Imperial Army. Division headquarters: Tulchin (1903), Uman (1913). It was part of the 12th Army Corps.

Cavalry of the Order of St. George III class X

Cavalry of the Order of St. George, III class, letter “X”

List of storages for personalities. The nickname, name, after father’s name is given; zvnya at the time of nagorodzhenya; number behind the lists of Grigorovich - Stepanov and Sudravsky; date of birth. Individuals whose names cannot be accurately identified will not be identified.

Cavalry of the Order of St. George IV class X

Cavalry of the Order of St. George, IV class, letter “X”

List of storages for personalities. The nickname, name, after father’s name is given; zvnya at the time of nagorodzhenya; the number behind the Grigorovich-Stepanov list (near the arms is the number behind the Sudravsky list); date of birth. Individuals whose names cannot be accurately identified will not be identified.

Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps

The Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps is a Russian initial foundation, organized by the Russian administration of the Orenburz province to provide secondary education to noble children and prepare the necessary for children ceremonial power of the Fahivs from the indigenous inhabitants of the region (“to embrace the closeness of the Asians with the Russians, to deliver to their distance”; named after the first governor of Orenburz province of Ivan Ivanovich Neplyuev.

Officer's Artillery School

Officer's Artillery Shooting School (OSHS) - the military-initial foundation of the Russian Imperial Army, the Armed Forces of Russia, the imperial period.

It took place in Tsarskoe Selo on the Sapernoya rose and Veliovskaya street and on the training ground near Luga. The literature has become increasingly popular - Artillery Shooting School.

Headquarters of the Supreme Commander

Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief (SVG, Headquarters) - the body of the high field control of the army (forces) and the local training of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Russia in the theater of military operations (rank army and navy) under the hour of the First World War and the war of 1914-1918.

The headquarters of the Supreme Commander initially formed into five departments:

the department of the Quartermaster General, who was in charge of operational supplies;

the department of the military general, who was responsible for feeding the numbers and staffing the armored forces, providing them with basic supplies, as well as assigning them to the command warehouse;

the department of the chief of military personnel is informed;

Military-Navy Directorate;

management of the commandant of the head quarters, which was in charge of all the military services that were in the Headquarters area, as well as establishing communications. At the beginning of the war, there were 9 generals, 36 officers, 12 military officials and 125 soldiers in the SVG. During the course of the war, the Stavka warehouse expanded significantly, and up to 1 (14) leaf fall in 1917. before it included 15 directorates, 3 offices and 2 committees (in total over 2,000 generals, officers, officials and soldiers).

20 leaf fall (3 breasts) 1917 rub. Headquarters was occupied by revolutionary troops in part with M. Krilenko, who entered the seat of the Supreme Commander. General M.D. Bonch-Bruevich became the Chief of Staff of the Headquarters. The headquarters was placed at the service of the Radyan Empire with the aim of establishing peace with Germany and its allies and demobilizing the old army. Under the Headquarters, bodies of revolutionary government were created (the Military Revolutionary Committee, later renamed Tsekodarf, the Revolutionary Field Headquarters, etc.).

Mikhailo Vasilovich Khanzhin

Khanzhin Mikhailo Vasilyovich (10/17/1871, Samarkand -12/14/1961, Dzhambul, Kazakh Russian Socialist Republic), Russian. general of artillery (20.4.1919). The light was obtained from the Mikhailovsky art. school (1893) and Mikhailovsky art. Academy (1899). Participant in the Russian-Japanese War of 1904–1905. For military signs, he was awarded the Order of St. George, 4th degree. W 28. II. 1905 E. Headquarters officer in charge of officers who are assigned to the officer art. school. 14.5.1909-9.8.1910 commander of the 1st division of the 42nd artillery. brigades. 19.2.1914 appointment as commander of the 19th artillery. brigade, with which they entered the war. Having shown himself to be a good and orderly boss as an art., and y pikh. z'ednan; more than once v.o. commander of the 19th Inf. division. For the battles of July 7, 1915, he was awarded the Order of St. George, 3rd class, and for the battles of January 11-23, 1915 at Mevolachaya - the Order of St. George (11/10/1915). 31.7.1915 appointed commander of 12 infantry. division. 3 April 18, 1916 artillery inspector of the 8th Army. Having played a significant role in the organization of the advance of the Pivdenno-Zahidny Front in 1916. 12/19/1916 appointments as inspector of artillery of the armies of the Rumanian Front. After the Lute Revolution on April 14, 1917, he relinquished the title of Field Inspector General of Artillery to the Supreme Commander. After the Yellow Revolution, I went to Siberia. Residing in an illegal camp after the rebellion of the Czechoslovak corps in the list. 1917, starting the formation of white rebel pens in the Urals. On July 4, 1918, he rejected the order to protect the 7th Ural Infantry formed by him. divisions formed the Ural Corps. 8.6-24.12.1918 commander of the Ural AK (from 14.7.1918 Ural Army Corps; from 26.8.1918 III Ural Army Corps; from 30.9.1918 III Ural AK). 1.1-20.6.1919 commander of the Western Surrounding Army on the Similar Front. At the warehouse of the Ural, VIII Ufa and IX Volga Corps, they launched a spring offensive on March 6, 1919, taking Ufa and Belebey. 20.6.1919 replaced by gene. K.V. Sugar. 10/6/1919 appointments as deputy general. A. Budberg as military minister in the order of A.V. Kolchak, lost on this estate until January 4, 1920. In Sichna. In 1920 I went to China. 29.8.1928-19.6.1930 Head of the Far-Range Branch of the EMRO. After being occupied by the Radian troops of Manchuria, he was arrested on September 15, 1945 by SMERSH authorities near Dairen. Prov_v 10 rocks at the camps. Born in 1955 having stayed at the local hospital in Ukhta in the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. After being released, he is alive in Kazakhstan.

Wikipedia material from the book: Zaleskiy K.A. What happened during the First World War. Biographical encyclopedic dictionary M., 2003

Headquarters of the Western Army. Commander General Khanzhin sits at the center,
extreme left-handed sit General Kappel V.O.

Khanzhin Mikhailo Vasilyovich (born 17 June 1871, Troitsk - born 14 June 1961, Dzhambul) - descendants of the Cossacks of the Orenburz Cossack Army. Graduated from the Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps and Artillery School. In 1893 promoted to officer. Having graduated from the Mikhailovsky Artillery Academy in 1899. and the officers' art school in 1903. Commander of an artillery battery during the Russian-Japanese War, colonel (1905), major general (1910), commanded during the First World War in 1914. 19th artillery brigade. In 1915 – 1916 pp. - Head of the 12th Infantry Division. In 1916 – 1917 pp. – Inspector of artillery of the 8th Army and the Rumanian Front. For Kerensky - field inspector of artillery at the headquarters of the Supreme Commander. Lieutenant General (1917). From leaf fall 1917 having been in an illegal camp. After the insurrection, the Czechoslovakian corps began to form white rebel corrals from large numbers of the Russian army in the Pivdenny Urals. Having formed the 5,000-strong Ural Corps, which he commanded from early 1918 to 1919, he successfully fought against the Bolsheviks at that time. U zhovtni 1918 r. Having completed the molding of the corps with 2 divisions and 2 personnel brigades, the fly-in was opened. Spring - fly in 1919 r. - commander of Kolchak’s offensive army, which acted on the central line, taking Ufa, Bugulma and other places that did not reach the Volga in 30 km. U kvitna 1919 r. General of the Artillery, having given up this rank for his remarkable military successes. After the loss of command of the army as a result of the “inability to consolidate the entry and deployment of the military,” he was employed by the military ministry. Being a person of a gentle character, he resisted the intrigues of Sakharov, enduring the unfortunate misfortunes of the Western army, in order to see Khanzhin. At the spring of 1919 the appointment of the military minister after the release of Budberg. Member of the “Ruling Triumvirate” of Larionov, Khanzhina, Cherven-Vodali – a leader in the right-wing order. Big at Sichna 1920 r. to China. Every hour is alive in Harbin. In 1927, the 9th (Skhidny) branch of the Russian Military Union was formed. Born in 1931 There is a lot of progress in the care of this organization “behind the health camp”, and then there is a lot in it through the hostility of the terrorist part of the EMRO programs, as well as through the increasing diversity of the kers the decline of the EMRO to national socialism. U 1945 r. burials simultaneously with his eldest son, without presentation, were praised by the SMERSH authorities after the burial of Manchuria in the sickle of the same fate by the Radian troops. Judgment by the Special People's Council of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the SRSR for the 58th article for 1955 rubles. Having stayed with the Radians in prisons and concentration camps. Born in 1954 vyishov from Volodymyrskaya Vyaznitsa. Rehabilitated by the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation.

Wikoristan materials for the website of O.V. Kvakina http://akvakin.narod.ru/

Khanzhin Mikhailo Vasilyovich (10/17/1871-12/14/1961) Colonel (06/1906). Major General (06/29/1910). Lieutenant General (08.1916). General of the artillery (04/20/1919). Having graduated from the Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps (1890), the Mikhailovsk Artillery School (1893), the Mikhailovsk Artillery Academy (1899) and the Officers’ Artillery School (1903). He began his service on 08/29/1890 in the Orenburz Film Artillery Brigade. Having achieved the rank of staff captain (07.1898) and captain, he began studying at the Academy (1899). W 09/02/1903 r. Lieutenant Colonel of the Tashkent Artillery Brigade. Participant in the Russian-Japanese war 01/27/1904-05/23/1905: from 02/19/1904 commander of the 4th battery of the 3rd Skhidno-Siberian brigade. From the end of 1905, a publication was published at the Officers' Artillery School in Tsarskoe Selo. From 09.1910 - commander of the 44th and from 02.1914 - 19th artillery brigades. Participant of the First World War: commander of the 19th Artillery Brigade of the 12th Army Corps of the 8th Army, 1914-1915. Head (commander) of the 12th Infantry Division, 07/05/1915 - 1916. Inspector of Artillery of the 8th Army and from 10/04/1916 - the entire Rumanian Front; 04/18/1916-1917. Inspector of artillery of the Headquarters (headquarters) of the Supreme Commander (generals Brusiliv, from 19.07 Kornilov, from 09.11 Krilenko); 06.04 – 04.12.1917. At the special place, there is a search for money at the representative office, and he is alive at Troitsk. In White Russia: after the stabbing of the Czechoslovakian corps on 06.1916, Colonel Grishin-Almazov was sent to Omsk, and on 02.28.1918, I was ordered to form the 3rd Ural Rifle Corps in the military district of the Western Siberian District under the command of a colonel (Colonel Pepelyaev) and Stepovoy (Colonel Ivanov- Rinov) rifle corps). The 3rd Ural Corps 07/08/1918 entered the front, near the rear region of the People's (Volga) Army of General Chechek, which was advancing under the onslaught of the red partisans. On July 17, 1918, General Khanzhin issued an order for a counterattack by the 3rd Ural Corps against the advance of the partisan armies under the command of Kashirin-Blyukher in the Verkhnouralsk region, which soon reached Ufa. The commanders of the corps, General Shishkin and Colonel Puchkov, not withstanding the attacks of the partisans, began to advance. This was the first invasion of the army, commanded by General Khanzhin. General Khanzhin from Chelyabinsk terminally arrived at the front and especially formed a regrouping, grouping from the Army Corps the 2nd (Major General Shishkin) and the 3rd (Major General Oncho-kov) divisions, setting the task of reporting and defeat and parts of Blucher-Kashirin. By that hour, the Chervon partisans had already entered Ufa and, through Biloretsk, they were destroying for an early entry, joining with parts of the 3rd Red Army, which they had left 2 years later. This created a threat to the Yekaterinburg group of troops of General Gaidi. The bitterness of defeats and failures, the presence of proper discipline in the army and headquarters, the actions of the authorities and the pardons of the headquarters, although they were smoothed out by the lulls on the fronts and the regrouping of forces, have not given peace to the general. Khanzhin. 01/01/1919 The commander-in-chief, Admiral Kolchak, completed the reorganization and regrouping of the Siberian armies and armies, recognizing General Khanzhin as the commander of the new Western Army. 03.1919 The invading army launched a (“spring”) offensive, occupying the Bolsheviks in Ufa, Belebey and other important settlements. The military armies reached the descending (left) bank of the Volga (without reaching the Volga 80-100 km). For the military successes during this period, General Khanzhin was promoted to the rank of artillery general by Admiral Kolchak - the only great rank in all White Russia, taken away from Russia during the Gromadian War. This was immediately one of the greatest achievements of the Siberian Great Armies. Prote the prolongation of communication, the spring off-road, off-road, super river with the chief of staff of the Headquarters, General Lebedev, before further plans for conducting combat operations, the presence of more people and ammunition, as well as the fight (transition to the red) of the two regiments on the back of the Bolsheviks were no less pushed away from the advancing army of the invaders until Volzi and Samaria on the right and birches, but they started to leave for the descent, to Ufi and Chelyabinsk. This approach became the beginning of the final catastrophe of the Russian army of Admiral Kolchak in the Urals and in Siberia. 06/20/1919 (at the special office) General Khanzhin was replaced at the position of the commander of the Western Army by General Sakharov. General Khanzhin refused release due to illness and insurance to the Headquarters reserve, 07 - 10.1919. Having received the military minister's seat in the Omsk district, 10/06/1919-01/04/1920. Emigrated 01.1920 to Manchuria, China and lived from 04.1920 near Dairen (Korea). Until 1931 Cheruvav from the EMRO in the Far East. Since 01.10.1933, he worked as a clerk at the last branch of the PMZ (Pivdenno-Manchurian Salvage), engaged in cartography and map proofing. After the end of the war with Japan on September 15, 1945, representatives of the Radian army arrested the city of Dairen. GULAG, 1945 – 1954. After the extension of deportations to Kazakhstan, he lived and died near the town of Dzhambuli, Kazakhstan.

Vikoristan materials from the book: Valery Klaving, The Gromadian War in Russia: White Armies. Military-historical library. M., 2003.

Porivnyannya M.V. Khanzhina z K.V. Sakharovim

Kappel and Wojciechowski, who began work at the front from the first days of the enormous war, were very ironic and sometimes protested. General Woitsekhovsky would soon send troops from Sakharov’s army. Before General Khanzhin, scho pishov were placed completely differently; not caring about the softness of character, his special authority stood tall and the command warehouse seemed to be trying to help you, yashov on the alert. Not long ago, the singing benefits from his side. This man, who understands the needs of the front, the individual characteristics of those in command, the mind of a huge war, knows the history of any part.

The chaos, the witchcraft began as soon as General Sakharov appeared as Chief of Staff and thus the ruin in Siberia, which had not yet been overcome, was lost. The root of this witchcraft lies with whom Voitsekhovsky, Kappel and others. They assigned work to the front with small pens, worked independently in difficult situations with different forces, and called until the army command was more respectful of their testimony and listened to them. The new commander of the army, his chief of staff, were previously participants in a huge war and, having become part of the military administration, began to act like servitors, and read, urge and force people to move in, etc., often without any regard for special the basics of the situation and being affected by everything to his own eye, which traces everything “irregularly” in the army.

Petrov P.P. From the Volga to the Pacific Ocean. 1918-1922 // View of the Volga to the Pacific Ocean in the middle. M., 2011. p. 149.

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Gromadian War 1918-1920 in Russia(Chronological table).

Bilyi Rukh in disguise(Biographical display).

From the family of military foreman senior. Stepovy of the 2nd military branch of the Orenburz Cossack army. Born near Samarkand. Having graduated from the Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps (1890), Mikhailovsky Artillery. school with the 1st category (1893), Mikhail Artillery Academy with the 1st category (1899), Officer Artillery School “successfully” (1903). In service from 08/29/1890. Cornet (since 08/07/1893 and seniority since 08/05/1891). Sotnik (since 07/01/1896 and seniority since 08/05/1895). Lieutenant (born November 14, 1897). Staff captain (since 07/19/1898). Cap. (Z 06/02/1899). Lieutenant Colonel (Z 02.09.1903). Regiment. (For military activities, since 06/29/1906). General-traven-or (since 02/03/1914 and seniority since 06/29/1910). Lieutenant General (from 12/19/1916 and seniority from 08/25/1916). Gene. type of artillery (from 04/20/1919). Service: mol. of. 2nd Orenburz Cossack Battery (1891-1894), transferred to the 6th Reserve Artillery Brigade (12/17/1897), comp. for the Mikhailovskaya artillery. academy was transferred to the Turkestan artillery brigade from surplus at the same academy (03/29/1899). Recognize commander of the 4th battery of the 36th artillery brigade (08/08/1903). Commander of the 4th battery of the 3rd Skhidno-Siberian artillery brigade (1904–1905). Participant in the Russian-Japanese war. I.D. headquarters officer, head of officers who join the Officer Artillery. school (from 11/28/1905). Commander of the 1st division of the 42nd artillery brigade (05/14/1909-08/09/1910). Uch. at the robot committee for reform of the Russian Federation. army, for which she was awarded the Visoča. favor. Commander of the 44th artillery brigade (08/09/1910-02/19/1914). At the military warehouse. Missions in France (1913). Recognize commander of the 19th artillery brigade (02/19/1914), where he entered the World War in Persha. Repeatedly v.o. commander of the 19th infantry division. Recognize Commander of the 12th Infantry Division (07/31/1915). Inspector of artillery of the XII Army Corps. Inspector of artillery of the 8th Army (since 04/18/1916). Having played an important role in organizing the offensive of the Pivdenno-Zahidny Front (1916). Recognize Inspector of artillery of the armies of the Rumunsky Front (12/19/1916). Field inspector and general inspector of artillery under the Supreme Commander (04/14/1917). Releases from the army after more. coup. Having moved from his homeland to Orenburz province, living near the Troitska metro station, and then to the same village. Having entered service before the army of the Timchasovo Siberian order (07.1918), recognition. commander of the adjacent Ural (from 08/26/1918 - III Ural) Army Corps (07/04-12/24/1918, taking office on 07/08/1918). After the establishment of Admiral A. V. Kol-chak in connection with the reorganization of the military recognition. Commander of the Western Army (from 12/24/1918). Repeatedly awarded honors in the name of a great military man. command (punishments dated 06.10.1918, 14.02, 12.04 and 20.06.1919). For the successful actions of the armies during the spring offensive of the Whites (1919) to the present day. The vols were killed by generals in the artillery. After a series of military defeats and the release of Ufi at the special office, displacement was made from the imprisonment of the commander and recognition. at rozpor. Supreme Ruler and Supreme Commander (06/20/1919). Recognize military Minister for the Order of Admiral A.V. Kolchak (06.10.1919). Engaged in citizen mobilization. population per military service and food supply in Ukraine. During the period of the Socialist Revolutionary-Menshovitsky, it was stabbed in Irkutsk (12.1919-01.1920) together with in. members of the rank sent a telegram to the Supreme Ruler with a proposal to swear to the ruler of the gene. A.I. Denikina. During the negotiations about the transfer of ownership to the Socialist-Revolutionary-Menshovitsky “Political Center” in Irkutsk, there was a flow in one of the echelons of foreigners. military Missions from the place. Shipping to China (Harbin, Dairen, Changchun, Mukden, Shanghai). At Dairen and Qingdao (04.1920-09.1922). The Book of the Milk Factory near Dairen. Wu Changchun (10.1922-08.1925). Head Kovalsky's office for the transshipment of beans (11.1922-02.1925). Working at the military chemical plant. arsenal near Mukdeni (08.1925-12.1926). Member of the Mukden artillery. mug. Having traded with the ruler of the Pivdenno-Manchurian Salad. Ceremony specialist in the medical and economic department (12.1926-01.04.1931). Ocholyuvav tenth hour 9 (distant) joined the EMRO (29.08.1928-19.06.1930). Alive near Shanghai (08/01/1931-09/01/1932). Member of the Cossack Union near Shanghai. Turning to Dairen. Kreslyar Russian branch of the legal department of the department. Pivdenno-Manchurian climb (since 10/01/1933). Head. military a group of Dairen (1927-1933). With a special initiative, the Guardian Council organized the protection and regulation of Port Arthur and other Russians. military Tsvintariv near Manchukuo and Kwantung region, being the first of his head. (Z 12.08.1935). Head. Spilki Georg. Cavalry of. George. khrest in Shanghai. 1 has a forgery. 1940s, having gone crazy with the drama group under Rus. clubs at Dairen's. In 1941, he served under ext. Mantetsu at Daireni. Arrested by Radyan counterintelligence "Smersh" near Dairen (09/15/1945). Deportations to the USSR. For the decisions of the Special People at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the SRSR, judgments up to 10-point punishment (11/30/1946). At the local village of Ukhta (Komi ARSR). For amnesty, your will (1954). Died and lamented to m. Dzhambul Kazakh RSR. Rehabilitated (06/23/1992). Nagorodi: St. Stanislav 3 tbsp. (07/15/1903). St. Annie 3 tbsp. (01/20/1904), swords and bow to the Order of St. Anne, 3rd class. (11/30/1904), St. Stanislav 2 art. with swords (11/30/1904), St. Annie 2 tbsp. with swords (07/01/1905), Order of St. George 4th class. “for the battles near Liaoyang on September 17 and 18, 1904, and under Fushun on September 25, 1905” (09.19.1907), St. Volodymyr, 4th Art. (03/21/1913), St. Volodymyr 3 art. with swords (02/20/1915), St. Stanislav 1st century. with swords (03/03/1915), St. Annie 1st century. with swords (03/03/1915), French. Order of the Legion of Honor, Order of St. George 3rd class. “for those who took command of the infantry division on June 7, 1915, when parts of the militia division, not withstanding the onslaught of superior enemy forces, began to withdraw, especially placing the battalion in reserve, filling the gap that had including the infantry division and the left flank of the rifle division of the unit" (The most important order of July 12, 1915), Georgiyivska Zbroya “for those who are formed by the commander of the 19th artillery. brigade, during the operation of the attack on the metro station Mezolaborch from 11 to 23 September 1915, carrying out the actions of the brigade entrusted to it, richly countering the attack of the division and occupation of Mezolaborch "(High order 10.11.1915), rank of general.- Lieutenant (08/25/1916, beyond the Lutsk Provr 1916). The squad at the 1st shlubi Platonida Shepatovska, a native of Orenb. lips Children: Mikhailo (1895), Volodymyr (06/15/1897). The squad of the 2nd lover Olena Pavlivna Korsak (officially, born in 1906). Children: Agnia (1904), Oleksiy, Igor, Yuriy (1919).

Mikhailo Vasilyovich Khanzhin (17 June 1871, Troitsk (otherwise known as Samarkand) - 14 June 1961, Dzhambul, Kazakhstan) - general of the artillery (1919). One of the ceramics of the White Rukh in Siberia.

Having graduated from the Orenburz Neplyuevsky Cadet Corps, the Mikhailovsk Artillery School (1893), the Mikhailovsk Artillery Academy (1899), and the Officers' Artillery School (1903).

Having started his service in the Orenburz film and artillery brigade. 3 2 leaf falls 1903 r. - Lieutenant Colonel of the Tashkent Artillery Brigade. Participant in the Russian-Japanese war of 1904-1905, from 1904 he commanded the 4th artillery battery of the 3rd Skhidno-Siberian rifle artillery brigade. Bove conferred with the Order of St. George of the 4th degree (1907; “for the remarkable feat of courage and bravery, which he won on the 17th and 18th of 1904 near Laoyang and on the 25th of 1905 near Fushun during the enemy’s attacks”).

Z 1905 - Colonel, V. d. staff officer, head of officers who are starting at the officer artillery school. In 1909-1910 - commander of the 1st division of the 42nd artillery brigade. 3 1910 – Major General. 3rd spring 1910 - commander of the 44th artillery brigade, born in 1913. there were connections with the military mission to France. Since 1914 - commander of the 19th artillery brigade.

Participant in the First Light War: commander of the 19th Artillery Brigade of the 12th Army Corps of the 8th Army, having completed his duties as a commander of the 19th Infantry Division. For the battles in Sichny 1915 near the Mevolavocheya fortification of the St. George's Front. Z linnya 1915 r. - commander of the 12th infantry division. Awarded with the Order of St. George, 3rd degree, for those who:

"having taken command of the 12th Infantry Division on July 7, 1915, when parts of the assigned division, not withstanding the onslaught of the enemy’s miraculous forces, began to withdraw, especially placing a battalion in reserve, filling the gap that had emerged between 12th Infantry Division and left flank 4 - the rifle divisions and the units that were leaving."

From April 1916 - Inspector of artillery of the 8th Army, having played a prominent role in organizing the advance of the Pivdenno-Zahidny Front (“Brusilivsky Strait”). From the end of 1916 - artillery inspector of the Rumun Front. From April 1917 - Field Inspector General of Artillery under the Supreme Commander. During the hours of the First World War, he established himself as a talented artillery chief and a leading commander. Lieutenant General (1916).

After coming to the power of the Bolsheviks, we went to Siberia. Having spent time in an illegal position, having begun the formation of white rebel pens in the modern Urals, and having worked as a military officer of the Siberian sub-division, Lieutenant Colonel A. N. Grishin-Almazov. Since the summer of 1918, he commanded the formed Ural Army Corps (later the 3rd Ural Corps). Since today 1919 - commander of the Western Army of the Western Front. 6 Bereznya 1919 r. Having launched an offensive in the direction of Ufa, Samara and Kazan, they initially achieved success, and the army took Ufa and Belebey, and reached the approaches to Samara and Kazan, not reaching the Volga in 30 km (in total - 80- 100 km. For the success of Admiral A.V. Kolchak’s promotion to the rank of general in the artillery - the highest honor of this kind, which was awarded to Kolchak at the time of his becoming Supreme Ruler.

However, then we began to suffer failures due to extended communication, the spring of lack of roads, dissent in the white command, and the lack of daily life again. There were calls from “the lack of availability of supplies for the entry and deployment of military forces”, replacements by General K.V. Sakharov and insurance to the reserve of the Headquarters. March 6, 1919 - military minister. In the present day, 1920 years ago, the “trojectory” was formed - a committee of three officials, who in Irkutsk took charge of the activities of the cabinet of ministers in the spirit of the collapse of the regime of the Supreme Ruler A.V. Kolchak . At the beginning of 1920, it began to flow to China (the other two members of the “trio”, A. A. Cherven-Vodali and A. M. Larionov, were shot at the Supreme Revolutionary Tribunal at the beginning of 1920).

Every hour is alive in Harbin. In 1928-1930 - head of the Far-Far Branch of the Russian Foreign Military Forces (ROVS). Since early 1933, I worked as an assistant at the last branch of the PMZ, engaged in cartography and map editing.

After the occupation of the Radian troops of Manchuria, they were arrested on June 15, 1945 by SMERSH authorities near Dairen. Prov_v 10 rocks at the camps. Born in 1955 having stayed at the local hospital in Ukhta in the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. Afterwards he lived near Kazakhstan, died near Dzhambuli.