Reicenshtein, Nikolai Karlovich

The son of a court counselor.

• September 16, 1870 he was enrolled in the Maritime College, which he graduated March 31, 1874 with the rank of midshipman .
• April 12, 1874 was credited to the 3rd naval crew .
• September 30, 1875 promoted to the rank of midshipman .
• On September 28, 1876, he was enrolled as a student in the Mine officer class , after graduating from the Mine officer class, in 1877 he was enrolled in mine officers of the 1st category.
• September 23, 1877 was appointed mine officer clipper "Dzhigit . "
• In 1879, as part of the crew of the clipper "Dzhigit" under the command of the captain of the 2nd rank K.K. de Livron was at the disposal of the Russian consul in Hawaii .
• January 1, 1880 promoted to the rank of lieutenant .
• May 24, 1882 he was appointed commander of the destroyer "Seagull".
• November 12, 1882 he was appointed mine officer of the frigate "Prince Pozharsky" , with the transfer to the 1st naval crew.
• On April 12, 1883 he was appointed commander of the destroyer Rocket.
• January 5, 1885 he was appointed mine officer of the cruiser Admiral Kornilov.
• From February 28, 1886, he served as the flagship mine officer of the headquarters of the chief of the squadron of the Pacific, Vice Admiral V.P. Schmidt .
• From January 14, 1889, he commanded the Baltic destroyer Narva.
• On January 5, 1890, he was appointed chairman of the commission for receiving mines and torpedo tubes into the treasury.
• From February 14 to March 13, 1890, he temporarily acted as commander of the 7th destroyer company.
• From April 23, 1890 he corrected the position of senior flag officer of the headquarters of the commander of the detachment of ships of the Naval College.
• January 1, 1891 promoted to the rank of captain of the 2nd rank .
• In 1891 - 1895 he was a senior officer of the robber clipper.
• From January 1, 1895 he commanded the gunboat Yorsh .
• On April 15, 1895 he was appointed the flagship mine officer of the headquarters of the commander of the practical squadron of the Baltic Sea.
• From September 11, 1895 to November 18, 1898 he commanded the transport "Europe".
• On February 15, 1899 he was appointed representative of the Marine Technical Committee in Germany at the plants of F.A. Krupp .
• April 11, 1899 promoted to captain of the 1st rank .
• In 1900 - 1904 he was the supervisor of the construction of the Askold cruiser, and then its commander.
• January 16, 1904 appointed commander of the Vladivostok detachment of cruisers .
• March 17, 1904 was appointed commander of the cruising detachment of the Port Arthur squadron.
• July 12, 1904 promoted to Rear Admiral for distinction.
• During the battle in the Yellow Sea on July 28, 1904, he led the breakthrough of the cruising squad. After the battle of July 28, the Askold broke into Shanghai , where the cruiser was disarmed.
• In 1907 - 1909 he commanded the training and artillery detachment of the Baltic Fleet .
• In 1909 he was promoted to vice admiral .
• In 1910 he received the right to wear a gold sign in memory of the end of the full course of sciences of the Naval Cadet Corps .
• In 1910 - 1912, he chaired the Special Committee on the Organization of the Amur Flotilla .
• In 1912 - 1916, he chaired the Special Committee on the Organization of Coastal Defense.
• April 14, 1913 promoted to the rank of admiral .
• In 1914, he received the right to wear a commemorative sign for the defender of the Port Arthur fortress.
• In 1915 he was awarded the distinction for 50 years of excellent service on the St. George ribbon.
• At the end of 1915 he was appointed a member of the Admiralty Council of the Naval Ministry.
• June 21, 1916 dismissed from service upon reaching the age limit.

They are dismissed from service: after the expiration of the six-year statutory period of stay in the Admiralty Council: members of the Admiralty Council, admirals: Reicenshtein and Zatsarenny , both with uniform and pension.

Sovereign Emperor announces the highest gratitude to the former members of the Admiralty Council, Admirals Reicenshtein and Zatsarenny, for their excellent zealous service

He died in Petrograd , where he was buried at the Novodevichy cemetery ^[1] .

• Order of St. Stanislav 3rd degree - April 16, 1878;
• Order of Kalakaua I Commander's Cross ( Hawaii ) - March 3, 1880;
• Order of St. Anne of the 3rd degree - January 1, 1882;
• Order of St. Stanislav 2nd degree - April 24, 1888;
• Order of St. Anne of the 2nd degree - December 6, 1895;
• Medal "In memory of the reign of Emperor Alexander III" - 1896;
• Order of St. Vladimir of the 4th degree with a bow for 20 maritime campaigns - September 22, 1897;
• Medal "In memory of the coronation of Emperor Nicholas II" - 1898;
• Order of the Red Eagle , 2nd degree ( Prussia ) - March 9, 1900;
• Order of the Legion of Honor of the Officer Cross ( France ) - 1902;
• Order of St. Vladimir 3rd degree - December 6, 1903;
• Swords for the Order of St. Vladimir 3rd degree - March 22, 1904;
• Medal "In memory of the Russo-Japanese War" - 1906;
• Order of St. Stanislav 1st degree - 1907;
• Order of St. Anne 1st degree - December 6, 1910;
• Order of St. Vladimir, 2nd degree - December 6, 1913;
• Medal “In memory of the 300th anniversary of the reign of the Romanov dynasty” - 1913;
• Breastplate Cross "For Port Arthur" - 1914;
• Medal "In memory of the 200th anniversary of the naval battle of Gangut" - 1915;
• Medal “For Works on the Excellent Performance of the General Mobilization of 1914” - 1915;
• Order of the White Eagle - July 30, 1915.

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