The 183rd Pultu Infantry Regiment is an infantry military unit of the Russian Imperial Army .
| 183rd Infantry Regiment of Pultus | |
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| Years of existence | 1910-1918 |
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Included in | 46th infantry. div 25 AK , Kiev VO |
| Dislocation | Warsaw (190? -1910), Kostroma (1910-1918) |
Content
History
The regiment originates from the Chernihiv provincial battalion (formed 03/27/1811).
In 1891, from the 47th reserve personnel battalion, the 172nd reserve infantry regiment Pultus regiment was formed. 02.20.1910, the 240th Krasninsky and 245th Soligalichsky reserve battalions were added to it (03/27/1811 - Smolensky and Kostroma inner provincial battalions, respectively). The educated regiment was named the 183rd Pultu Infantry Regiment with seniority of 03/27/1811. Pultusk is a city in the Warsaw province, whose name was called the regiment.
The priest of the 183rd infantry regiment of Pultus Sarchinsky, Konstantin Nestorovich, from the philistines of the Warsaw province.
Commanders
- 02/29/1909 - 08/14/1914 - Colonel Maleev, Dmitry Pavlovich (captured)
- XX.XX.1914-XX.XX.1914 - Lieutenant Colonel Kornakovsky, Roman Kharitonovich
- 11/10/1914-xx.xx. 1915 - Colonel Karpov, Petr Petrovich
- 12/11/1915 - 06/20/1916 - Colonel Govorov, Evgeny Vasilievich (killed in battle)
- 07/10/1916-xx.xxx.19xx - Colonel Efimov, Nikolai Alexandrovich
Literature
- Pultus 172nd reserve infantry regiment // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.