Strelbitsky, Konstantin Borisovich

Konstantin Borisovich Strelbitsky was born on September 23, 1966 in Moscow. The representative of the old boyar - gentry family Strelbitsky , whose representatives at the end of the XVIII century confirmed their noble origin in the Podolsk ruberiya of the Russian Empire . After approval in the Department of the heraldry of the Governing Senate , the Strelbitsky family was included in the VI part of the genealogy book of the Podolsk province .

• In 1983 he graduated from high school.
• In 1984 - the first course of the full-time department of the History Department of Moscow University ; in 1990 - history faculty.
• In 1984-1986 - a soldier of military service. At the end of the school, he entered the full-time department of the History Department , was expelled for poor progress, but took academic leave and was drafted into the army, served in auxiliary units of the Air Force, and as ordinary officers. At the end of the service, he recovered full-time, with a loss of course.
• In 1986-1990, he was a full-time student at the history faculty of Moscow State University, and a diploma was a historian.
• Since 1989, research has been carried out in the leading state and departmental archives of the USSR and Russia , including in the military - RGAVMF , RGVA , TsVMA , TsAMO , CAFPS, etc.
• Since 2000 - activist in the search movement. He was the only representative of the Russian search community in the ranks of expeditions to search, locate and examine the Pinsk military flotilla river warships that died in 1941 - the Smolensk, Vinnitsa monitors and armored boats No. 205.

Member of military historical surveys of the Konevets islands on Lake Ladoga and Gogland in the Gulf of Finland .

He was a scientific consultant to expeditions to submarines L-24 , M-97 , S-8 , S-10 , Shch-212 , transport "Rodina", as well as to a number of other sunken ships and vessels.

It has been actively published since 1990, including in the media of Poland , the countries of Scandinavia and Belarus . To date, he is the author of about three hundred publications on the subject of military history in Russian, Belarusian, Polish, Finnish and Swedish. He is the author of a number of reference books, including two editions of the “Martyrology of the Black Sea submariners of the Fatherland (1909-1945)”.

The author-compiler of the unique Computer Database “The Alphabetical List of Russian and Soviet Navy Submariners Who Killed in 1904-2008,” launched in 1998 and today includes reference data on more than five thousand sailors who fell for their homeland.

“In the service of the Fleet of the Fatherland my three uncles and brother gave their lives, therefore I pay special attention to perpetuating the memory of the dead sailors. On my initiative and with my direct participation, memorial plaques were installed to fellow countrymen who died in submarines and on the battleship Novorossiysk (Kiev, Ukraine), memorial crosses with plaques to the dead crew members of the Vinnitsa monitor (Novaya Belitsa village, Svetlogorsk district Gomel region of Belarus) and the sailors of the Belkin family (v. Introduction of the Yaroslavl region of the Yaroslavl region). I pay great attention to the study of the Sea Necropolis of the Fatherland. ”

Editor-in-chief of the Mystery of the Underwater War. Deputy editor-in-chief, scientific editor of information-historical almanacs "Submariner of Russia" and "For the Fleet!" Member of the editorial boards of the naval historical magazines Naval and Okrety Wojenny (Poland).

Books and Brochures

• Losses of enemy fleets in the naval theater of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 (Reference publication). - Lviv, 1992 .-- 88 p. (In collaboration with S.V. Bogatyrev; Internet version .
• Loss of the enemy in the East European sea and lake-river theater of operations in 1941-1945. and in the Far East in August 1945: Historical Chronicle. Issue 1. Losses of the enemy on the Black Sea-Azov theater and on the Lower Danube in 1941 - Lviv, 1994. - 12 p. (Co-authored with S.V. Bogatyryov).
• Also. Issue 2. Losses of the enemy on the Black Sea-Azov Theater and on the Lower Danube in 1942 - Lviv, 1994. - 12 p. (Co-authored with S.V. Bogatyryov).
• Also. Issue 3. Losses of the enemy on the Black Sea-Azov theater and on the Lower Danube in 1943 - Lviv, 1994. - 12 p. (Co-authored with S.V. Bogatyryov).
• Losses of the Russian Navy during the First World War 1914-1918 (Reference). - Lviv, 1994 .-- 40 p.
• Losses of opponents of the Soviet Navy 1918-1940 (Reference). - Lviv, 1995 .-- 32 p. (in Polish - Straty przeciwnikow sowieckich sil morskich w latach 1918-1940. - "Przeglad Morski", 1996, No. 1. - S. 81 - 96)
• August 1945: Soviet-Japanese War at Sea - Price of Victory (A Handbook on the Losses of the Soviet, Japanese and Manchu Fleets during Combat Operations in the Pacific Ocean and in the Amur Basin, August 9 - September 3, 1945). - Lviv, 1996 .-- 56 p. (there are a number of links on the Internet for downloading a scan of this directory)
• The combat account of Soviet submariners 1918-1945 (Reference). - “Secrets of Submarine Warfare: Issue 3”. - Lviv, 1998 .-- 84 p. (there are a number of links on the Internet for downloading a scan of this directory)
• Travel to Yauza. Collection of essays on an environmental scientific and educational project. - M., 1999 .-- 96 s. (Co-authored with a group of other authors).
• Martyrology of the Russian naval emigration according to the publications of 1920-2000. - M; Theodosius, 2001 .-- 192 p. (In collaboration with I. M. Alabin, V. V. Lobytsyn, A. Yu. Savin).
• Citizen of the city of Bely Ivan Pavlovich Markelov (1864-1942). - M., 2002 .-- 40 p. (Compilation and co-authorship with I.P. Markelov, O. A. Bordyukov and G. A. Krylov).
• Bizerte Maritime Collection 1921-1923: Selected Pages. - M., 2003 .-- 530 s. (Compilation and commentary in collaboration with a group of other authors).
• Forever remained in the depths of the Black Sea ... Martyrology of the Black Sea submariners of the Fatherland (1909-1945). - M., 2003 .-- 156 p.
• In the name of Russia: Martyrology of the Black Sea submariners of the Fatherland (1909-1945). (Russian Submariner, 2003, Special Issue). - M., 2003 .-- 196 p.
• Russian Fleet and Ryazan Territory: An Experience in the Historical and Encyclopedic Dictionary. Ed., Comp. Prof. B.V. Gorbunova . - Ryazan, 2011 .-- 448 p. (co-authored with a group of other authors).

individual copyright publications

• Monitors like "Shilka". - "Naval", 1991. - P.59 - 61 (Polish version of the article - "Radzieckie monitory typu" Szilka ". -" Okrety Wojenne ", 2005, No. 2 (70), S. 33 - 35; 1. Monitors of the type “Shilka.” - “Naval”, 1991. - P.59 - 61 (Polish version of the article - “Radzieckie monitory typu“ Szilka ”. -“ Okrety Wojenne ”, 2005, No. 2 (70), S. 33 - 35; [https://web.archive.org/web/20120111005907/http://vadimvswar.narod.ru/ALL_OUT/TiVOutOther/MnShilka/MnShilka001.htm Internet version )
• Incident with “Empress Catherine the Great”: Towards the History of the First World War at Sea. - “Naval”, 1991. - P.77 - 78 (Internet version - [1] )
• The participation of Soviet boats of the type "Pravda" in the Great Patriotic War. - In Sat: “Secrets of the submarine war. Little-known pages of World War II at sea 1939-1945. ” - Moscow, 1995. - P.36 - 43.
• The participation of Romania's submarines in World War II. - In the same place. - S. 43 - 59.
• The combat use in 1942-1943 of Italian ultra-small submarines on the Black Sea. - In the same place. - S.60 - 67.
• The Russian bibliography of the underwater war of 1939-1945 - In the same place. - P.102 - 107 (Co-authored with L. M. Krol; Internet version - [2] )
• A brief overview of the history of white fleets on the Dnieper. - In: “White movement in the South of Russia (1917-1920): unknown pages and new assessments.” - Moscow, 1995 .-- S. 21 - 26.
• Foreign navies on the Black Sea in 1918-1921 (Brief review and analysis of activities). - In Sat: “The Revolution and the Civil War of 1917-1920: a new understanding. Materials. " - Simferopol, 1995 .-- S. 90 - 92.
• The activities of the submarines of the Black Sea Fleet in September - October 1939 - In Sat: “Secrets of the Submarine War-2. Little-known pages of World War II at sea 1939-1945. ” - Lviv, 1996 .-- P.6 - 9.
• They started an underwater war ... - Ibid. - S. 10 - 15.
• Submarines of small fleets in the Second World War of 1939-1945 (Reference material). - In the same place. - S. 77 - 87.
• "Swamp them all?" - In the same place. - S. 88 - 89.
• The latest act of the Battle of the Atlantic. - In the same place. - S. 90 - 93.
• White Fleet Ships. - “Military Story", 1995, No. 6 (135). - S. 13 - 14; 1995, No. 7 (136). - S.38 - 40; 1996, No. 8 (137). - S. 49.
• “Pike” under number 212. - “Flag of the Motherland”, No. 47 (22916). - 1996, March 12.
• The fleet did not appear on the list ... - “Flag of the Motherland”, No. 72 (22941). - 1996, April 17.
• Bon of Polish military units on the territory of Western Belarus and Western Ukraine (1926-1939). - In: “The Fourth All-Russian Numismatic Conference in Dmitrov April 22 - 26, 1996 Abstracts.” - M., 1996. - S. 122-124.
• Soviet naval railway artillery during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. - “Lokotrans”, 1996, No. 3. - P.7.
• In September of the 39th. - "Homeland", 1996, No. 7 - 8. - S. 91 - 95.
• Danube on the Lower Dnieper. - “Flag of the Homeland”, No. 155 (23024). - 1996, August 22.
• That very September 39th ... - “The Flag of the Motherland”, No. 159 (23028). - 1996, August 30.
• Baikal is a railway ferry for Baikal. - “Lokotrans”, 1996, No. 4. - C.16 - 17 (In collaboration with S. Yu. Gordeev).
• Pictures from the old album. - “Military Story", 1995, No. 7 (136). - S.23 - 27; 1996, No. 8 (137) - C.22 - 25.
• Ships and ships - historical monuments of the Patriotic Fleet. - In: “Materials of the VI Intersectoral Salon“ Engineering - Conversion - Market ”: Public Readings“ Russian Fleet: Honor and Glory of the Fatherland! ”- M., 1996. - P. 66 - 72.
• The list of losses of the Soviet Navy in the shipboard during the Soviet-Finnish War (11/30/1939 - 03/12/1940). - “Seven and a half feet”, 1996, No. 2. - P.9.
• The participation of the Royal Italian Navy in the Great Patriotic War at sea in 1942-1943 (historical reference). - “Seven and a half feet”, 1997, No. 3. - C.2.
• Ships and ships of the Chinese Sungarian flotilla in 1929. - "Breeze", 1997, No. 2 (14). - C.1 - 4 (Internet versions - http://base13.glasnet.ru/text/ksksf.htm

(unavailable link) ; There are a number of links on the Internet for downloading a scan of this material; in Polish - Okręty i statki Flotylli Sungarskiej w 1929 roku (in Polish - Ships and ships of the Sungarian flotilla in 1929). - "Okręty Wojenne", 1999, Numer specjalny. - S. 23 - 25)

• Armored trains of the Azov flotilla. - Lokotrans, 1997, No. 3 (21). - S. 10 - 11.
• Forever left at sea ... (Submarines of the Soviet Navy that died during the Second World War of 1939-1945). - “Secrets of the Submarine War-4: Little-Known Pages of the Second World War at Sea 1939-1945.” - Lviv, 1996. - C.5 - 23 (Co-authored with P.V. Bozhenko and A.A. Smagin; in Polish - Radzieckie okręty podwodne utracone w czasie II wojny swiatowej w latach 1939-1945. - “Okręty Wojenne ", 1999, No. 2 (30). - S. 32 - 35).
• Sunk by the Soviet Navy. - In the same place. - S. 24 - 27.
• Turkish warships during the war of 1877-1878 on the Danube. - "Breeze", 1997, No. 6 (18). - C.6 - 12 (Internet version - (inaccessible link) ; on the Internet there are a number of links for downloading a scan of this material)
• Once again about the demolition of the Kirov cruiser in a mine in October 1945. - “Pages of Marine History”, No. 3. - P. 20.
• Training squad of the Volga River ships. - In the same place. - S. 48 - 49.
• "White Spot" Moonsund. - "Marine collection", 1998, No. 12. - S. 72 - 73.
• "Pygmy" sank into the water. - “Military Parade”, 1999, No. 1 (31). - P.80 - 82. (Internet versions - [3] , azovmar.com ›articles.php? Article_id = 199 , [4] , [5] ; there are a number of links on the Internet for downloading a scan of this material. English version of the article - “Pigmei vanisched without a trace.” - “Military Parade”, 1999, No. 1 (31). — P.66 - 68, Internet version - [6] ; abridged version of the article - “Pygmy” has sunk into the water. Italian and German submariners studied under Soviet shipbuilders - Independent Military Review, 1999, No. 29 (152).
• Was there a railroad through Ezel Island? - "Lokotorans", 1999, No. 4 (34). - C.8 (Internet version - (inaccessible link) )
• The Swedes found them. Our duty is to preserve the memory of them. - "Novye Izvestia", 1999, August 21 (No. 153 (439); Internet version - [7] )
• The last S-8 trip ended at Åland? - "Novye Izvestia", 1999, August 26 (No. 156 (442).
• Submarines at the bottom of the sea. - “Sea”, 1999, No. 10. - P.36 - 38.
• Martyrology of the dead Russian and Soviet submarines 1904-1991. - "Secrets of the submarine war-5." - C.5 - 22 (Co-authored with P.V. Bozhenko, A.F. Voronov and A.A. Smagin).
• The fate of the crew of the submarine S-11: new finds in the archives. - In the same place. - S.52 - 59 (Reprint: "Submarine Fleet", No. 9. - S. 25 - 27; Internet version - (inaccessible link) )
• The war that did not take place. In 1941, the Red Army was preparing for the offensive, and not for defense. - “Book Review Ex libris NG”, No. 40 (112), 10/14/1999. - C.5 (Internet version - [8] )
• Year 1940: English and French submarines on the Black Sea? - “Secrets of the underwater war-6”, Lviv, 2000. - S. 5 −8.
• Lost in theaters of the Great Patriotic War. - In the same place. - S. 8 - 18.
• Baltic Year 1941: submariners in the defense of Moonsund. - In the same place. - S. 19 - 29 (author's revision - “The Submariner of Russia”, 2002, No. 1, pp. 116-126; Internet version - (unavailable link) )
• The rear railway units and divisions of the Soviet Navy during the Great Patriotic War of 1941 - 45. - Lokotrans, 2000, No. 4 (42). - S. 9.
• New finds at the bottom of the Baltic. Who is next? - "New Izvestia", No. 105 (636). - 2000, June 17 (Internet version - [9] )
• Fights for the island of Wormsey in 1941. - “The Citadel”, 2000, No. 1 (9). - S. 3 - 12. (Internet version - [10] , [11] ,

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• The dead Russian and Soviet submarines discovered at the bottom of the Baltic Sea in 1990-2000 (reference material). - “Secrets of the Submarine War-7: Little-Known Pages of the Submarine War of 1914-1945”, Lviv, 2000. - P. 5 - 7.
• The failed submarine war in the jungle of the Amazon. - In the same place. - S.20 - 23.
• Two submarines against the "Seven Provinces". - In the same place. - S. 23 - 25.
• The fate of the first Chinese submarines. - In the same place. - S. 30 - 32.
• They didn’t participate in the submarine war ... (Reference material). - In the same place. - S. 32 - 34.
• River armored boats of the Bars type. - “Sailors in the Civil War: Compilation.” - M., 2000 .-- S. 28.
• The combat score of Russian submariners (1914-1917). - “Secrets of the Underwater War-8: Little-Known Pages of the Underwater War of the Twentieth Century”, Lviv, 2000. - P. 5 - 15 (author's revision - “The Submarine of Russia”, 2002, No. 1, pp. 78 - 93, reprint with abbreviations "Submarine forces of Russia 1906-2006", Moscow, 2006, p. 173)
• All lost American submarines (1915-1988). - In the same place. - S. 15 - 22 (In collaboration with A. F. Voronov and V. B. Filippov).
• The problems of studying the history of the Black Sea Fleet during the Second World War of 1939-1945. - "The Black Sea Fleet in the fate of Russia. International Conference" The Black Sea and the Fleet: History and Present ", Crimea, Simferopol, October 26 - November 1, 1997: Materials. - Simferopol, 2000. - P. 140-143.
• An afterword to the fate of Whaling. - V: N. A. Bogolyubov “Whalers” on guard of the honor of the St. Andrew flag. - SPb., 2000 .-- S. 55 - 56.
• The participation of the KBF hydrographs in the defense of the Moonsund Islands in September - October 1941. - “Navigation and hydrography”, 1999, No. 9. - P.111 - 114 (Internet version - (inaccessible link) , [13] )
• Spain. 1936-1939: Civil war at sea: Loss of ships and ships of warring parties and neutral states. - "Breeze", 1999, No. 2 (26). - P.21 - 28 (Internet version - [14] ; there are a number of links on the Internet for downloading a scan of this material)
• Hydrographic vessels of the Navy of the USSR, killed during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. - “Navigation and hydrography”, 2000, No. 10. - P.150 - 153 (Internet version - (inaccessible link) )
• On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the first submarine’s military campaign, No. 1. - “Secrets of the underwater war-9: Little-known pages of the underwater war of the twentieth century”, Lviv, 2001. - S. 5 - 10 (Internet version - [15] )
• All lost English submarines (1904-1971). - In the same place. - S. 11 - 22 (In collaboration with A. F. Voronov and V. B. Filippov).
• All attacks and victories of Submariner No. 1. - "Secrets of the underwater war-11: Little-known pages of the underwater war of the twentieth century", Lviv, 2001. - S. 6 - 7.
• All lost Japanese submarines (1910-1945). - In the same place. - S. 20 - 32 (In collaboration with A. F. Voronov and V. B. Filippov).
• The best in every submarine fleet in World War II. - In the same place. - S. 32 - 34.
• Torpedo - in its own way! - In the same place. - S. 34 - 37.
• All lost Italian submarines (1909-1945). - “Secrets of the underwater war-10: Little-known pages of the underwater war of the twentieth century”, Lviv, 2001. - S. 7 - 21 (In collaboration with A. F. Voronov and V. B. Filippov).
• Riddles of the last campaign of the Kalev submarine. - In the same place. - S. 21 - 36.
• Victims of submarine warfare (Soviet ships and ships. Sunk by enemy submarines during the Second World War of 1939-1945). - In the same place. - S. 36 - 46.