Alexander Oskarovich Zundblad ( 1872 - 1937 ) - Soviet military leader.
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| Date of Birth | October 11, 1872 | ||||||
| Place of Birth | Овowicz , Warsaw province | ||||||
| Date of death | December 11, 1937 (65 years old) | ||||||
| A place of death | Butovo landfill | ||||||
| Affiliation |  Russian empire  the USSR | ||||||
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 1.1 Starting service
- 1.2 Participation in the First World War
- 1.3 Participation in the Civil War
- 1.4 After the Civil War
- 2 Works
- 3 Sources
Biography
He was born on October 11, 1872 in the city of Lovich , Varashava province .
Start of Service
He graduated from the Polotsk Cadet Corps and the 2nd Military Konstantinovsky School . He began his service in 1892 in the 133rd Infantry Regiment of Simferopol . Then he served in the 16th artillery brigade .
In 1901 he graduated from the Nikolaev Academy of the General Staff . He was the chief officer for special assignments at the headquarters of the 2nd Army Corps .
He participated in the Russian-Japanese war . He served as headquarters officer for special assignments under the leadership of the Quartermaster General of the 2nd Manchu Army .
In 1908-1914 he was a clerk in the General Directorate of the General Staff [1] .
Participation in World War I
During the First World War : commander of the Kremenchug 32nd Infantry Regiment [2] , brigade commander in the 79th Infantry Division , chief of staff of the 12th Siberian Rifle Division , chief of staff of the 109th Infantry Division , chief of staff of the 27th Army Corps . Major General [1] .
Civil War
In 1918, he voluntarily joined the Red Army . He held the posts of chief of operations of the headquarters of the 2nd Army , and then chief of staff of the 2nd Army. In 1921, he was the head of the troop training department of the headquarters of a separate Caucasian army [1] .
After the Civil War
In the 1930s, he taught military affairs at the Moscow Machine-Tool Institute [3] .
Arrested on November 29, 1937. Three UNKVD in the Moscow region 12/9/1937 sentenced to death for counter-revolutionary agitation. He was shot on December 11, 1937 at the Butovo training ground . Rehabilitated in 1989 [4] .
Works
- “Showy tactical tasks.” In 2 parts. - M.-L. State Publishing House, 1929 [1] .
- "The methodology of teaching tactics in military schools of the Red Army." - M.-L., State Publishing House, 1930 [1] .