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|branch = [[Imperial Russian Army]]
|branch = [[Imperial Russian Army]]
|dates = 1894-1914
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==Commanders==
==Commanders==
*1899-1904: Alexeï Domontovitch
*1899–1904: Alexeï Domontovitch
*1914-1915: AA Pavlov
*1914–1915: AA Pavlov
*1915-1917: [[Pyotr Krasnov]]
*1915–1917: [[Pyotr Krasnov]]
*1917: Aleksandr Czeriaczukin
*1917: Aleksandr Czeriaczukin
==Chiefs of Staff==
==Chiefs of Staff==
*1894-1899: Pavel Antonovich Parchevsky
*1894–1899: Pavel Antonovich Parchevsky
*1900: Ivan N Tolmachev
*1900: Ivan N Tolmachev
*1910-1914: Andreï Snesarev
*1910–1914: Andreï Snesarev
*1915: Vładimir Agapiejev
*1915: Vładimir Agapiejev
*1915-1917: SV Denisov
*1915–1917: SV Denisov
==Commanders of the 2nd Brigade==
==Commanders of the 2nd Brigade==
*1894-1898: Alexeï Domontovitch
*1894–1898: Alexeï Domontovitch
*1903-1906: Pierre Kalitine
*1903–1906: Pierre Kalitine
*1907-1913: VA Akulov
*1907–1913: VA Akulov
==Bibliography==
==Bibliography==
* {{Книга:Ганин А. В., Семёнов В. Г.: Офицерский корпус ОКВ}}
* {{Книга:Ганин А. В., Семёнов В. Г.: Офицерский корпус ОКВ}}

Revision as of 14:19, 22 April 2017

2nd Combined Cossack Division
Active1894–1914
AllegianceRussian Empire
BranchImperial Russian Army

Commanders

  • 1899–1904: Alexeï Domontovitch
  • 1914–1915: AA Pavlov
  • 1915–1917: Pyotr Krasnov
  • 1917: Aleksandr Czeriaczukin

Chiefs of Staff

  • 1894–1899: Pavel Antonovich Parchevsky
  • 1900: Ivan N Tolmachev
  • 1910–1914: Andreï Snesarev
  • 1915: Vładimir Agapiejev
  • 1915–1917: SV Denisov

Commanders of the 2nd Brigade

  • 1894–1898: Alexeï Domontovitch
  • 1903–1906: Pierre Kalitine
  • 1907–1913: VA Akulov

Bibliography