The 261st Vasileostrov Rifle Regiment is a military unit of the RSFSR during the Civil War . [one]
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 The emblem of the PBC of the RSFSR , 1918 . | |
| Years of existence | September 1918 - December 1920 |
| A country |  RSFSR |
| Included in | Eastern Front of the Red Army |
| Type of | Land |
| Nickname | Vasileostrovsky Ural |
| Motto | Fighting until complete victory |
| Participation in | Civil war |
| Commanders | |
| Famous commanders | V.P. Chekhmarev Bashkirtsev Shchein A. Artamonov |
Content
- 1 Name
- 2 Submission
- 3 Composition and strength
- 3.1 September 7, 1918 [2]
- 4 Command
- 4.1 Regiment commanders:
- 4.2 Commissioners:
- 4.3 Battalion commanders:
- 4.3.1 1 battalion
- 4.3.2 2 battalion
- 4.3.3 3 battalion
- 4.4 Commanders of the mouth:
- 5 Formation
- 6 fighting
- 7 Awarded
- 7.1 Order of the Red Banner:
- 8 Literature
- 9 References
- 10 notes
Title
- September 7, 1918 - October 18, 1918 - 4th Vasileostrovsky Infantry Regiment. [2]
- October 19, 1918 - March 1, 1920 - the 261st Infantry Regiment. [3] [4] [5]
- March 1, 1920 - December 1920 - the 261st Vasileostrovsky Rifle Regiment. [6]
Submission
- Eastern Front , 3rd Army , 4th Ural Division - from 13.09.1918. [2]
- Eastern Front , 3rd Army , 30th Rifle Division - from 11/11/1918. [7]
- Eastern Front , 3rd Army , 29th Rifle Division - from 04/02/1919. [8] [3]
Composition and strength
on September 7, 1918 [2]
In total - 637 people, of which:
- 1 company - 198 people
- 2 companies - 261 people
- 3 companies - 178 people
Command
Regiment Commanders:
- V.P. Chekhmarev [3]
- Bashkirtsev [2]
- Szczecin - since November 1918 [2]
- Alexander Artamonov - since April 1919 [9]
Commissars:
- O. Valeicho [2]
Battalion Commanders:
- Vorontsov, Vasily Grigoryevich - since April 1919 [10]
1 battalion
- Alone - disappeared on September 13, 1918 [2]
- Pavel Glukhov - since September 13, 1918 [2]
- Alexander Artamonov - since September 15, 1918 [2]
2 battalion
- Pürkowski [2]
- Artemy Shcherbakov - since September 13, 1918 [2]
3 battalion
- Ivanov - went missing September 11, 1918 [2]
- Lebedev - since September 11, 1918 [2]
Mouth Commanders:
- Vorontsov, Vasily Grigoryevich - since January 1920 [10]
Formation
In accordance with the order and according to the plan of the Vasileostrovsky district military commissariat [11] of the city of Petrograd in September 1918, simultaneously with the 1st Vasileostrovsky working reserve regiment (later the 2nd Petrograd special regiment, and then the 17th rifle regiment of the 2nd rifle division ) [12] from among the volunteers - workers of the district, the 4th Vasileostrovsky Infantry Regiment was formed. The first commander of the regiment was appointed Chekhmarev V.P. Before being sent to the front by the leadership of the Vasileostrovsky Council, the regiment was given a battle flag . Unlike the 1st, which was left for training, the 4th Vasileostrovsky Infantry Regiment immediately, after being formed in September 1918 , was sent through the station in the city of Vyatka [13] to the Eastern Front and, upon arrival, became part of the 4th Ural Division . At this time, the regiment was commanded by Bashkirtsev, and O. Valeicho was appointed commissar. [3]
Fighting
From November 29, 1918 to January 6, 1919, the regiment participated in the 30th Infantry Slogan [14] in the Perm Defensive Operation . The result of the operation was a large-scale retreat beyond Kama and the surrender of Perm. Between February and May 1919, the regiment participated in the hostilities in the area of the city of Glazov . From May 25 to June 12, 1919 as part of the 29th Rifle [15] in the Sarapulo-Votkinsk operation . From June 21 to July 1, 1919 in the Perm offensive operation . From July 5 to July 20, 1919 in the Yekaterinburg operation . From August 20 to November 3, 1919 in the Peter and Paul Operation . [7] After the defeat of Kolchak's army, the regiment was sent west. [3]
Awarded
Order of the Red Banner :
- Halifonov Yanker - Serviceman of the 261st Infantry Regiment, RVSR Order No. 77: 1920. [16]
- Molvinsky Vasily - Red Armyman of the 261st Infantry Regiment, RVSR Order No. 77: 1920. [17]
Literature
- Kudryavtsev, F.A. Irkutsk Guards. - 2nd ed. - Irkutsk, 1944 .-- 39 p.
- Sitnikov M.G., Counterattack by the troops of the Siberian Army in March 1919.
- Tanned V.V. White Army in the Urals: Historical background of units and formations. Yekaterinburg: Publishing House of the Ural University, 2008. - 255 p.
Links
- Tanned V.V. Red Army in the Urals: Historical Backgrounds of Units and Units. Ekaterinburg: Publishing House of the Ural University, 2002. - 339 p.
Notes
- ↑ Russian State Military Archive. 3567 "261 Vasileostrovsky rifle regiment of the 4th brigade of the 29th rifle division."
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Russian State Military Archive. f.3567 op.1 unit 1 "Orders on the shelf".
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 261st Infantry Regiment / Archive of the Sverdlovsk Regional Museum of Local Lore: Lebedev N. Vasileostrovtsy / The Way of Communism (Shalya). 1967.
- ↑ Tanned V.V. Red Army in the Urals: Historical Backgrounds of Units and Units. Yekaterinburg: Publishing House of the Ural University, 2002. - P.169
- ↑ Order of the 3rd Army of the Eastern Front No. 65 of October 19, 1918. On assignment to the regiments of the 29th Rifle Division of combined arms numbering.
- ↑ Protocol of the Revolutionary Military Council of 01.03.1920 No. 100. p. 15. “On the renaming of regiments of the 29th Infantry Division”
- ↑ 1 2 Russian State Military Archive. f.1346 "Management 30 Irkutsk Rifle Division"
- ↑ Russian State Military Archive. f.1334 "Management 29 rifle division"
- ↑ Russian State Military Archive. f.3567 op. 1 unit 3 "Protocols on the shelf."
- ↑ 1 2 Generals: Kharkov Biographical Dictionary / Auth., Int. A.V. Melyakov, E.V. Available; Ed. IN AND. Golik, Sergiy Ivanovich Posokhov; Editorial: V.G. Bulba, V.G. Korshunov, N.A. Olefir, etc. - Kharkov: Electronic Dictionary, 2018.- in 4t. .
- ↑ Central State Archive of St. Petersburg. f.R — 4875, op.1 "Commissariat for Military Affairs of the Vasileostrovsky District of the City of Petrograd."
- ↑ 1st Vasileostrovsky working reserve regiment and the formation of the 2nd Petrograd Special Purpose Regiment in 1918-1919 // Military history of Russia of the XIX-XX centuries. Collection of materials of the XI international military-historical conference (St. Petersburg, 23-24.11.2018). SPb .: SPbGUPTD, 2018.P.455-465.
- ↑ GASPIKO f.P-1292, op. 1, d. 9, pp. 24 - 26.
- ↑ Thirtieth Rifle Division // Civil War and Intervention in the USSR. M .: Soviet Encyclopedia. 1983. P.595.
- ↑ Twenty-ninth Infantry Division // Civil War and Intervention in the USSR. M .: Soviet Encyclopedia. 1983. P.169.
- ↑ Collection of persons awarded the Order of the Red Banner and honorary revolutionary weapons. - Moscow: State. military man. Publishing House, 1926. P. 48.
- ↑ Collection of persons awarded the Order of the Red Banner and honorary revolutionary weapons. - Moscow: State. military man. Publishing House, 1926. P.164.