Alexander Ivanovich Belov ( 1876 - 1940 , Harbin ) - Russian military leader, major general (07/13/1919), participant of the Russian-Japanese , First World and Civil Wars, participant of the White movement in Siberia.
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| Affiliation |  Russian empire Manzhou-go | |
| Battles / Wars | Russian-Japanese War , First World War , Russian civil war | |
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Biography
Origin, pre-war service
Born on February 23, 1876 . He came from the Siberian Cossacks of the Atbasar village (now Akmola region of Kazakhstan ).
Graduate of the Siberian Cadet Corps ( 1893 ) and Nikolaev Cavalry School ( 1895 ).
He served in the Life Guard Cossack Regiment.
Participation in the Russo-Japanese War
He participated in the battles of Liaoyan and Mukden. Podlesaul of the 4th Siberian Cossack regiment.
Was produced in the есsauly for the salvation of guns in the battle of Mukden .
Participation in the First World War
During the First World War, already in the rank of colonel, he commanded the 1st brigade of the Siberian Cossack Division and the 8th Siberian Cossack Regiment. [1] Awarded the St. George Arms. .
Participation in the Civil War
In the Russian army, Admiral Kolchak in 1919 commanded the Siberian Cossack separate brigade, and later - the 3rd Siberian Cossack division. Head of the 1st Orenburg Cossack Division. He was awarded the Order of St. George IV degree.
In 1920 he served in the Far Eastern Army. Until May 7, 1920 was a representative in the army sanitary-evacuation commission. He was a general for orders under the commander of the Far Eastern Army.
In emigration
In Harbin, united a group of officers of the guard. In 1921-1923 he was a member of the board of the Eastern Cossack Union.
Died November 26, 1940 in Harbin. [2]
Literature
Volkov E. V., Egorov N. D., Kuptsov I. V. The White Generals of the Eastern Front of the Civil War: A Biographical Directory. - M .: Russian way, 2003. - 240 p. ISBN 5-85887-169-0 .