Whos Who in the Russian Civil War in the Russian Far East by J.

Bisher FNU = first name unknown Last Name First Name

Afanas'ev

Mikhail Ivanovich

Rank

Colonel (1918), Russia Lieutenant General (1920)

Nationality Organization Notes

OMO

Alkadir

FNU

Prince

Turkey

Turkish Army

Arkus

FNU

Commissar

Russia

Harbin Soviet

Babojab

FNU

Chief

China

Hunghutze

Badmazhanov Tsokto Baggs Barrows Ralph David

Officer First Lieutenant Lieutenant Colonel

Russia USA USA

OMO U.S. Army U.S. Army

Batuev Baturin Bayar Bazilevsky Berenbaum

FNU FNU FNU Vyacheslav Matvei

Private Private Chief Captain Soldier

Russia Russia China Russia Russia

OMO OMO Hunghutze Ice Breaker Angara PSG Army

OMO executive officer, Imperial Army veteran, former chief of the civil section of the Administration of the Chinese Eastern Railway, 1918; White chief of supply, 1920 Original OMO cadre. POW at Dauria who joined Semenov's band, December 1917 (also AlHadin) Appointed commissar in charge of CER Militia; captured/executed by Semenov, December 1917 Bandit chief in Inner Mongolia who worked for Russians and Japanese, killed in 1916 Officer who agitated in Barga territory in China, 1919 Military Observer, Chita, 1919 Intelligence Officer, American Expeditionary Force, Vladivostok, August 1918-March 1919 Original OMO cadre. Dauria, December 1917 Original OMO cadre. Dauria, December 1917 Inner Mongolian bandit chief and rebel, killed in 1908 Captain of Angara 19161920 31st Infantry Regiment soldier and SocialistRevolutionary-Maximalist, threw 2 bombs at Semenov in Mariinskii Theatre, December 1918

Last Name First Name

Berezovskii FNU

Rank

Nationality Organization Notes

Russia Russian Army Original OMO cadre. Member of Chita Soviet and Commandant, Dauria POW camp, December 1917. Chairman of Eastern Transbaikal Military Revolutionary Committee, March 1919 Original OMO cadre. Dauria, December 1917 Transbaikal Executive Committee, regional Bolshevik leader, executed in Chita, June 1919 Rendered "valuable assistance" to O.M.O., 1918 Warlord of Manchuria, former hunhutze Officer aboard ship Angara, January 1920 "Executioner" for General Sipailov Became Stalinist dictator of Mongolia in 1939 Commander, 618th Tomsk Infantry, killed at Harbin, December 1917 Falsified evidence in investigation of Mariinskii Theatre bombing Commander, Serbian Cavalry Regiment, 1918 Intelligence Officer, American Expeditionary Force, Vladivostok, December 1918-April 1920 Original OMO cadre. Dauria, December 1917 Commander, 618th Tomsk Infantry, committed suicide shortly after Tsar's abdication Led mutiny against OMO, September 1919 Regimental commander on CER, known for corruption, 1918-1919 Artillery Instructor, Ataman Kalmykov Khabarovsk Military Academy, 1919

Borodin

Mikhail

Commissar

Russia

Transbaikal Partisans OMO Communist Party

Burdukovskii Butin

FNU Ivan

Private Chairman

Russia Russia

Chang Chang Cherepanov Chestyakov Choibalsan Davidow Domrachev Dragulich Eichelberger

Kui-Vu Tso Lin Dmitrii Petrovich Aleksei Chistiakov Khorlogiin FNU Aleksandr V. FNU Robert

General General Staff Captain Soldier Revolutionary Leader Lieutenant Colonel Detective Colonel Lieutenant Colonel

China Manchuria Russia Russia Mongolia Russia Russia Serbia USA

Chinese Army Manchurian Army OMO OMO Mongolian Peoples Party Russian Army Chita Police OMO U.S. Army

Firsov Fridrikhov

FNU FNU

Senior NCO Colonel

Russia Russia

OMO Russian Army

Fussenge Gao Grabskii

FNU FNU FNU

General Major General Colonel

China China Russia

OMO Chinese Army OKO

Last Name First Name

Grigor'ev Ivan

Rank

Nationality Organization Notes

Russia SocialistRevolutionaryMaximalist Faction Member of SR hit squad in Chita, murdered OMO torturer Valyaev November 1918, accomplice in Mariinskii Theatre bombing December 1918, executed 1919 OKO Chief, Ataman Kalmykov Khabarovsk Military Academy, 1919 YMCA Charity organizer in Omsk, Verkhne-Udinsk and Chita CER Administrator Japanese Army Division Commander at Chita, Spring 1920 Chita Police Chief of Police under White rule 1918-1919 Transbaikal Partisan commander in Partisans Onon-Borzinskii region Far Eastern Chairman, April 1920Republic December 1921 OMO Selenga, 1919 Ministry of Envoy Extraordinary & Foreign Affairs Minister Plenipotentiary in Peking, June 1916 to September 1920 Civil Governor, Kirin Province Administration and President, CER Board, 1918 Chinese Army Commander of 4,000-man combined Heilung Jiang/Kirin detachment at Manchuli, March 1918. OMO Executioner of SR hostages on ship Angara, January 1920 OMO Original OMO cadre. OMO Semenov's liaison in Vladivostok, December 1919 OMO Chief of Military Control, Chita, 1918-1919 OMO Cavalry commander, 1918 Far Eastern Chairman, December Republic 1921-November 1922 OMO Superintendent of Military Transportation OMO Regional Commander, Verkhne-Udinsk, 1919 German Assassinated July 1918 Embassy Moscow

Grudzinskii Heald Horvath Hoshino Kamennov Kirgizov

Nikolai Tsezar'evich Edward Dmitri FNU A.M. S.S.

Colonel Secretary Lieutenant General General Colonel Commissar Chairman Station Commandant Prince

Russia USA Russia Japan Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia

Krasnoshchekov Aleksandr M. Krisco Kudashev FNU Nikolai Aleksandrovich

Kuo Lin

Tsung-Hsi Fu-man

Governor Major General

China China

Lukin Madtsievskii Magomaev Mal'ts Matsievskii Matveev Medi Mezhak von Mirbach

FNU FNU Naurbii Magometovich FNU Georgii Evdenovich Nikolai M. Sergei Nikolaevich Petr Gasparovich Wilhelm

Cossack Ensign Colonel Colonel Major General Chairman Colonel Major General Ambassador

Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Germany

Last Name First Name

Mirovskii Vaclav

Rank
Commissar

Nationality Organization Notes

Czechoslovakia Red Army Commander, 1st Infantry Battalion of "Czechoslovakian Red Army," Vladivostok, 1918 USA Department of U.S. Ambassador to State Japan, 1917-1920 USA U.S. Army Commander, 27th Infantry Regiment, 1918-1920 Japan Japanese Army Intelligence Chief, Japanese General Staff Russia OMO Commander, 5th Priamur Corps, 8 December 1918 to 25 May 1919 Russia OKO Chief, Ataman Kalmykov Khabarovsk Military Academy, October 1918 Russia OMO Chief, Information Department, 1918-1919 Russia Russian Army Original OMO cadre. Commander, Dauria Garrison, December 1917 Russia OMO Commander, Park Barracks, Beresovka, 1919 China Chinese Army Senior officer, Heilung Jiang province Russia OMO Counter-espionage unit, Chita, Spring 1919 Russia FER State Chita, December 1920 Political Security Russia Russian Army Commander, companysized unit, Harbin, 1918 Russia Harbin Soviet Bolshevik chairman of soviet, leader of December 1917 attempted coup Russia Annenkov's Second in command to Detachment Ataman Annenkov, February 1919 Russia OMO Commander, cavalry sotnia that captured Olovyannaya, January 1918 Russia OMO Military prosecutor, Chita, wounded at Mariinskii Threatre, December 1918 Czechoslovakia Red Army Commander, 1st Penza Czechoslovakian Revolutionary Regiment, 1918 Russia OMO OMO Commander at Lake Baikal, late 1919

Morris Morrow Nakajima Natsvalov Nikonov Oliger Oparin Panchenko Pao Pomigalov Pomus Rakhil'ski Riutin

Roland S. Charles H. Masatake Nikolai Georogievich Mikhail Petrovich Nikolai FNU FNU Kuei-ch'ing FNU FNU FNU M.N.

Ambassador Colonel Major General Major General General

Staff Captain General General Ensign Inspector Colonel Ensign

Rozhnov Savelyev

FNU FNU

Colonel Lieutenant

Sharaburin Shtrombakh

FNU Yaroslav

Lieutenant Junior Ensign

Sipailo aka Sipailov

Aleksandr Ivanovich

Colonel

Last Name First Name

Sipailo aka Sipailov Shvalov Sofronov FNU FNU Aleksandr P.

Rank
Junior Ensign Commander

Nationality Organization Notes

Russia Russia Russia OMO OMO Red Army Relationship to Col. Sipailo unknown Original OMO cadre. Dauria, December 1917 2nd Verkhne-Udinsk Revolutionary Regiment, organizer of Mariinskii Theatre assassination attempt on Semenov, executed 1919 Cavalry commander, 1918 Commander, Irkutsk Garrison, 1919-1920 Semenov's official envoy in Omsk, December 1919 Commander, 1919

Strel'nikov Sychev Syroboiarskii Syrovy Sze Takayanagi Taskin

FNU Efim Georgievich FNU Jan Sheo-Chang FNU Sergei Afanas'evich

Lieutenant Major General General General

Russia Russia Russia Russia China

OMO PSG Army OMO

General

Japan Russia

Togtakhu Tokarev

Taiji FNU

Chief Ensign

China Russia

Tomlovsky

FNU

Colonel

Russia

Torchilov Trilisser

FNU Meier A.

Lieutenant Commissar

Russia Russia

Tsao

Zhi-Gan

Colonel

China

Czechoslovak Legion Civil Ranking official in Harbin, Administration December 1917 Japanese Army Chief of Staff, Japanese Expeditionary Force, Vladivostok, Spring 1920 Civil Commissar, Transbaikal Administration Province under Provisional Government; 1917; Head of Civil Administration, Provisional Government of Transbaikal, 1918; Manager, Transbaikal Province, 1920 Hunghutze Most famous bandit chief in Inner Mongolia, active before World War I Russian Army Engineer Company, 9th Siberian Division, arrested for execution by OMO, June 1919 Russian Army Commander, Engineer Company, 9th Siberian Division, fought with OMO at Posolskaya, June 1919 OMO Wounded at Mariinskii Theatre, December 1918 Red Army, Irkutsk Soviet 1917, Cheka, Tsentrosibir & commander Tsentrosibir of Red fleet on Lake Baikal 1918, Blagoveshchensk underground 1919, FER Gospolokhrana 1921 Chinese Army Killed Lt. Col. Davidow in battle at Harbin, December 1917

Last Name First Name

Usikov Ustrugov Vagzhanov FNU Leonid Aleksandrovich Alexander

Rank
Staff Captain Commissar P

Nationality Organization Notes

Russia Russia Russia OMO Provisional Government; PSG Communist Party Original OMO cadre. Second-in-Command, Dauria, December 1917 Minister of Ways and Communication

Vasilev Vasilev Verigo

FNU I.N. FNU

Colonel Colonel General Major General Colonel

Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia

Voitsekhovskii Sergei Nikolaevich Vrashtel Viktor

Witte Yoshi Zaks Zeverev Zhdanov Zhevchenko

Sergei FNU FNU FNU FNU FNU

Count General Department Chief

Russia Japan Russia Russia

Soldier Lieutenant

Russia Russia

Transbaikal party leader, chairman of underground committee, captured April 1919, executed in Chita June 1919 OMO Chief of Staff, 1918-1919 OMO Grodekovo Cossack chief, 1919-1921 OMO Chief of Staff, 1918; Commandant, Fortress of Vladivostok, 1919 Russian Army Commander, "Kappel's Army," December 1919 Russian Army Mounted Jaeger Sotnya commander, Harbin, 1918; Jaeger Cavalry Regiment commander, NikolskUssuriisk, 1920 Ministry of Minister of Finance who Finance engineered "Cassini Convention," 1896 Japanese Army Commander, VerkhneUdinsk, 1919 Chita Police Criminal Investigation Department, Spring 1919 Minister of War Political Center-Irkutsk Government, January 1920 OMO "Executioner" for General Sipailov Russian Army Original OMO cadre. Semenov's negotiator and courier, December 1917