The 1st Nevsky Infantry General Field Marshal Graf Lassi , now His Majesty the King of the Hellenes, is an infantry military unit of the Russian Imperial Army .
- Seniority - May 9, 1706.
- Regimental holiday - August 16
| 1st Nevsky Infantry Field Marshal Graf Lassi, now His Majesty the King of the Hellenes regiment | |
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| Years of existence | 1706–1918 |
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Enters into | 1st Brigade 1st Infantry Division , XIII Army Corps |
| Dislocation | Roslavl |
| Nickname | "White brigade" (Nevsky and Sofia regiments). |
| Participation in | Northern War; Patriotic War of 1812; Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878. and etc. |
| Marks of Excellence | St.George's banner |
| Commanders | |
| Famous Commanders | Pervushin, Mikhail Grigorievich |
Content
History
- July 12, 1706 - Formed in St. Petersburg from recruits and soldiers of regular regiments.
- July 21, 1706 - Emperor Peter the Great commanded the St. Petersburg chief commander, Major General Bruce , to recruit the Kulikov Nevsky infantry regiment, which was in St. Petersburg with personnel.
- March 10, 1708 - Nevsky Regiment.
- February 9, 1711 - Nevsky Infantry Regiment.
- February 16, 1727 - the 2nd Vladimir Infantry Regiment.
- November 6, 1727 - Nevsky Infantry Regiment.
- November 29, 1796 - Nevsky Musketeer Regiment.
- October 31, 1798 - Musketeers Lieutenant General Prince Volkonsky 1st Regiment.
- January 26, 1800 - Musketeer Lieutenant General Prince Gorchakov of the 1st Regiment.
- March 8, 1800 - Musketeer Lieutenant General Prince Gorchakov of the 2nd Regiment.
- March 31, 1801 - Nevsky Musketeer Regiment.
- August 29, 1805 - 6 companies were expelled to the formation of the Vilna Musketeer Regiment.
- February 22, 1811 - Nevsky Infantry Regiment.
- 1829 - Creation of the 1st Infantry Division as part of the Nevsky, Sofia, Narva and Koporsky regiments.
- January 28, 1833 - The 1st Marine Regiment entered the regiment.
- May 24, 1833 - the 2nd battalion of the former 1st Marine Regiment transferred to the Kaluga Infantry Regiment, and in return received the 1st battalion of the former 3rd Marine Regiment. Named Nevsky Sea Regiment.
- January 20, 1846 - His Majesty the Infantry Regiment of the King of Neapolitan.
- May 19, 1859 - Nevsky Infantry Regiment .
- April 6, 1863 - the 4th battalion and the permanent 5th and 6th battalions were dismissed for the formation of the Nevsky reserve infantry regiment.
- March 4, 1864 - Nevsky Infantry Regiment .
- March 25, 1864 - the 1st Nevsky Infantry Regiment .
- May 4, 1867 - The Greek King George I became the regiment's chief, the regiment received the name of the 1st Nevsky Infantry Regiment of His Majesty the Hellenic King Hellenes , and the shoulder straps were put on a monogram - two crossed letters "G".
- 1892 - Regiment transferred to permanent deployment in Roslavl.
- March 28, 1913 - After the assassination of George I, the new king of Greece, Constantine, became the chief of the regiment.
- May 7, 1914 - The 1st Nevsky Infantry General Field Marshal Earl Lassi, now His Majesty the Hellenic King's Regiment .
- July 18, 1914 - Allocated a part of the personnel to form the Roslavl 221st Infantry Regiment.
- August 6, 1914 - As part of the 2nd Army, General Samsonov crossed the border of Germany.
- August 16, 1914 - The regiment was encircled, only a small part of the personnel survived, but the banner of St. George was not captured by the enemy, so the regiment was not disbanded and, after re-formation, fought on the Northern Front.
- 1918 - disbanded.
Battle Campaigns
- 1736-1739 - Turkish war. Taking Perekop and Bakhchisarai.
- 1741-1743 - the Swedish war. The capture of Wilmanstrand.
- 1756-1763 - Seven Years' War. Battle of Gross-Egersdorf, Zorndorf, Frankfurt. The capture of Berlin.
- 1769-1773 - Turkish war. Battles with Khotyn, Brailov, Silistra.
- 1788-1790 - the Swedish war. Battle of Gockforce.
- 1808-1809 - the Swedish war. The reflection of the landings. Hike to the Aland Islands as part of the army of Bagration.
- 1812-1814 - the Patriotic War. Defense of Kurland from Macdonald. Battle of Berezina. The capture of Koenigsberg. The battles of Gross-Bieren, Denniewice, Leipzig.
- 1828–1829 - Turkish war. Battle at Kulevche.
- 1877-1878 - The war for the liberation of Bulgaria.
Insignia
Officers
| Description | Insignia as of 1911 | ||||||||
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| Epaulettes | |||||||||
| Cool rank | Colonel | Lieutenant colonel | Major (abolished in 1884) | Captain | Headquarters captain | Poruchik | Sub lieutenant | Ensign | |
| Group | Headquarters officers | Ober officers | |||||||
Non-commissioned officers and privates
| Description | Insignia as of 1911 | ||||||||
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| Epaulettes | |||||||||
| Warrior rank | Zauryad-ensign | Ensign | Feldwebel | Older non-commissioned officer | Younger non-commissioned officer | The corporal | Private | ||
| Group | Non-commissioned officers | Privates | |||||||
Differences
- Georgievsky regimental banner for distinction at Kulevche in 1829 and to the Turkish soldier of 1877–78.
- Silver pipes for the capture of Berlin in 1760
- Signs on the caps, for distinction in the Turkish war of 1877–78.
- Grenadier battle, granted in 1833
Location locations
1820- Rybinsk. The second battalion in the settlement in the Novgorod province.
Chefs
- 03.12.1796–26.01.1800 - Major General (since March 14, 1898 - Lieutenant General) Prince Volkonsky, Nikolai Alekseevich
- 01/26/1800–08.03.1800 - Lieutenant-General Prince Gorchakov, Alexey Ivanovich
- 03/08/1800–17.02.1803 - Lieutenant-General Prince Gorchakov, Andrei Ivanovich
- 02/17/1803-01.01.1813 - Major General (since 10/18/1812 - Lieutenant General) Sazonov, Ivan Terentevich
- 01/20/1846—19.05.1859 - King of Naples Ferdinand II
- 05/04/1867–05.03.1913 - King George of Greece I
- 03/28/1913 — hh.hh.hhhh — Konstantin I of Greece
Commanders
- 05.05.1715–24.05.1731 - Colonel (from 1729 - Brigadier, from 28.04.1731 - Major General) Prince Shcherbatov, Mikhail Yuryevich
- hkh.khkh.1763 — hkh.khkh.1771 - colonel prince Golitsyn, Pyotr Mikhaylovich
- hh.hh.1772 - after 1776 - Colonel Zinoviev, Andrey
- hh.hh.hhhh — 10.13.1797 - Colonel Goremykin, Dmitry Martynovich
- 07/08/1798–13.09.1799 - Colonel Zavalishin, Irinarkh Ivanovich
- 09.19.1799–05.03.1806 - Lieutenant Colonel (from 11.03.1800 - Colonel) Garnault, Ivan Ivanovich
- 03/29/1806-17.01.1807 - Lieutenant Colonel Schultz, Karl Astafevich
- 01/17/1807–08.04.1809 - Lieutenant Colonel (since December 12, 1807 - Colonel) Patton, Alexander Yakovlevich
- 05.26.1809-17.03.1815 - Lieutenant Colonel (since 08/30/1811 - Colonel, from 04.22.1814 - Major General) Shele, Gustav Hristianovich
- xx.xx.1816–06.12.1827 - Colonel Trishatny, Alexander Lvovich
- 06.12.1827–30.08.1831 - lieutenant colonel (from 01.07.1829 - colonel) Kryukov
- 05/24/1833 — hh.hh.hhhh - Colonel Makalinsky
- 03/14/1837–13.10.1837 - Colonel Martinau, Karl Alekseevich (removed from his post for escaping the lower ranks, and transferred down to the infantry prince Karl of Prussia )
- 05/28/1858 — hh.hh.hhhh — colonel Ratkovsky, Viktor Petrovich
- hh.hh.hhhh — hh.hh.1871 - colonel Korevo, Anton Ksaveryevich
- hkh.khkh.1871 — hkh.khkh.1878 - colonel Boldt, Fedor Egorovich
- on 1881 - Colonel Kostenko, Yuri Fedorovich
- June 28, 1886–31.05.1893 - Colonel Gunnius, Teodor Karlovich
- 07.06.1893—24.10.1899 - Colonel Artobolevsky, Alexander Mikhailovich
- 11.28.1899–26.11.1901 - Col. Okulich, Stanislav Antonovich
- 12/31/1901–05.11.1904 - Colonel Rode, Vasily Pavlovich
- 02.02.1905–12.06.1910 - Colonel Mikhailov, Ivan Aleksandrovich
- June 12, 1910– March 25, 1911 - Colonel Svechin, Sergey Alexandrovich
- 03/25/1911—08.07.1911 - Colonel Reinbot, Rostislav Rostislavovich
- 07/08/1911–02.01.1915 - Colonel Pervushin, Mikhail Grigorevich
- 01/02/1915 - 03/19/1915 - Colonel Arnoldi, Konstantin Nikolayev
- 03/19/1915 - December 7, 1915 - Colonel von Sievers, Yakov Yakovlevich
- 12/07/1915 - 04/22/1917 - Colonel Burnevich, Matvey Yakovlevich
- 04/28/1917 - Colonel Kolesnikov
Famous people who served in the regiment
- Aklecheev, Ivan Matveyevich , Major General
- Bukharsky, Andrei Ivanovich , writer
- Valuev, Arkady Mikhailovich , Major General of the General Staff, Military Governor of Northern Sakhalin, Governor of Sakhalin Region
- Grandmazon, Nicholas de , Russian artist, white emigrant
- Divov, Ivan Ivanovich , senator
- Dolgorukov, Yury Vladimirovich , General-in-Chief
- Egorov, Lavrenty Dorofeevich , military topographer
- Muravyov, Mikhail Artemyevich , Social Revolutionary Party, Commander-in-Chief of the Red Army in Ukraine
- Shcherbatov, Mikhail Yuryevich , Major General, Governor of Arkhangelsk
- Yakhontov, Victor Alexandrovich , general, emigrant
- Teslev, Alexander Petrovich , Infantry General
- Udalykh, Nikifor Klimovich , sergeant-major-ensign, full gentleman of the soldier’s St. George Cross.
Quarterly
- St. Petersburg and its environs 1703-1709
- Kexholm (Korela) 1710
- Kiev, 1713-1716
- Tver, then the city of St. Petersburg after 1717-1719.
- Abo (Finland) until 1720
- Kotlin Island 1721
- Yaroslavl (in the summer carries the guard in St. Petersburg) 1725-1727.
- Vladimir 1727
- St. Petersburg after 1737
- Narva 1739
- Vyborg after 1741–1756
- in Bessarabia and in the Crimea after 1775–1778.
- in Poland 1778-1780
- St. Petersburg, 1780–1788
- in Finland until 1806
- in Finland after 1806-1812
- in the cities of the Baltic region, mainly in St. Petersburg, Riga and Finland in 1815-1828.
- Riga (and carrying of the guard in St. Petersburg) until 1846
- Grodno Province 1864-1872 (According to others, the regiment was already in Smolensk in 1869)
- Smolensk 1872-1876
- Smolensk, 1878-1882
- Moscow 1882-1892
- Roslavl Smolensk Province. 1892-1906
- Voronezh 1906-1908
- Roslavl Smolensk Province. 1908-1914 [one]
Links
- Nevsky 1st Infantry Regiment // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : 86 tons (82 tons and 4 extra). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- The official website of the descendants of the ranks and zealots of the memory of the 1st Nevsky Infantry General Field Marshal Count Lassi, now His Majesty the Hellenic King Regiment
- Ivanov S.S., His Majesty, King of the Hellenes ... (inaccessible link)
- Rabinovich M.D. Regiments of Peter the Great's Army 1698-1725
- Regiment.ru
- Commanders and chefs
- A.S. Solzhenitsyn . The Node I. Augustus the Fourteenth (ch. 26) // The Red Wheel / ND Solzhenitsyn (ed.). - M .: Time , 2007. - T. VII ( PSS ), Vol. I. - p. 260-266. - 432 s. - ISBN 5-94117-166-8 .