Razvozov, Alexander Vladimirovich

• 1898 - Graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps with the rank of midshipman .
• 1899-1900 - Overseas voyage on the cruiser " Duke of Edinburgh ".
• October 1900-1901 - Mine officer class.
• 1901 - A mine officer of the 2nd category with the appointment of the junior mine officer of the battleship " Retvisan ".
• October 31, 1902 - April 21, 1903 - Transition from Kronstadt to the Far East . During the transition, he received the rank of lieutenant .
• 1904 - Mine officer of the 1st rank. Senior mine officer of the Retwisan battleship squadron. Member of the Russian-Japanese war and defense of Port Arthur .
• February 10-11, 1904 - Participated in repelling attempts by firewalls to block the raid .
• July 28, 1904 - Participated in the battle in the Yellow Sea.
• After the fall of the fortress, he refused to give the Japanese a subscription on further non-participation in the war. In captivity, he carried out orders of the marine evacuation commission, worked with captured Russian sailors.
• February 1906 - Departed to Russia with the last train of prisoners.
• 1906-1907 - Lecturer at the mine school in Kronstadt.
• March 5, 1907 - Senior mine officer of the Rurik II armored cruiser under construction in England.
• Senior lieutenant .
• December 1909-1911 - Senior officer of the cruiser Rurik II.
• 1911-1913 - Destroyer commander "Stormy" .
• December 6, 1912 - Captain of the 2nd rank .
• 1913-1914 - The commander of the destroyer "Ussuriets."
• 1914-1915 - Head of the 5th destroyer division .
• May 1915-1916 - Head of the 9th destroyer division.
• 1st rank captain .
• December 30, 1915 - Awarded the St. George Arms.
• 1916-1917 - Head of the 2nd destroyer division. Supervised the actions of ships on enemy communications and to support ground forces.
• March 6, 1917 - Head of the Mine Division.
• July 7-December 1917 - Commander of the Baltic Fleet (sixth since the beginning of World War II).
• July 18, 1917 - Rear Admiral.
• October 1917 - Supervised fleet operations during the Moonsund battle .
• November 20, 1917 - Expressed readiness to submit to the Bolshevik government and was presented for production to vice admirals .
• December 5, 1917 - Dismissed and dismissed due to the introduction of collegial management of the fleet.
• March 12, 1918 - Appointed to the newly introduced post of chief of naval forces of the Baltic Sea.
• March 20, 1918 - Removed from the post “for the reluctance to consider the decrees of the Council of People's Commissars mandatory and for refusing to obey the College of the Sea Commissariat”. His successor was A.M.Schastny . Arrested, but soon released.
• 1918-1919 - Worked at the Naval Historical Commission at the Maritime Archive. He worked on the description of the operations of the fleet in the First World War.
• September 1919 - Arrested by the Cheka authorities on charges of involvement in a military conspiracy (General Yudenich suggested that Razvozov should again take the post of fleet commander if Petrograd was captured).

He died in the hospital of the “ Crosses ” prison from the consequences of the operation due to an attack of appendicitis and lack of proper care. He was buried at the Smolensk cemetery in St. Petersburg .

• Order of St. Vladimir 4 degrees with swords and bow
• Order of St. Anne 2 degrees with swords
• Order of St. Anne 4 degrees with the inscription "For courage."
• Order of St. Stanislav 2 degrees with swords
• St. George's Weapon (1916)

Foreign awards:

• Cavalier cross of the Legion of Honor ( France );
• Order of Saints Michael and George 3rd degree ( Great Britain );
• Order of Danebrog 4th degree ( Denmark );
• Order of Prince Daniel I of the 3rd degree ( Montenegro ).

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