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A former official Soviet historian (turned staunch anti-communist), Volkogonov claims that Lenin was aware of pogroms carried out by units of the Red Army during the war with Poland, particularly those carried out by Semyon Budyonny's troops, though the whole issue was effectively ignored.

However, Khrushchev noted in his memoirs that he and Marshal Semyon Budyonny proposed redeploying Soviet forces to avoid the encirclement until Marshal Semyon Timoshenko arrived from Moscow with orders for the troops to hold their positions.

He befriended two military figures, Kliment Voroshilov and Semyon Budyonny, who would form the nucleus of his military and political support base. Believing that victory was assured by numerical superiority, he sent large numbers of Red Army troops into battle against the region's anti-Bolshevik White armies , resulting in heavy losses; Lenin ...

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On December 1, 1943, lessons began at the Kalinin (now Tver) Suvorov Military School. 506 boys aged 8 to 13 sat at the desks in the building of the former theological seminary.<br><br>Among them were many orphans whose parents died on the battlefields of the Great Patriotic War, in guerilla units or during a labour watch in the rear. The children came from Moscow, Moscow, Ivanovo, Yaroslavl ...

Năm tư lệnh của Hồng quân đã trở thành Nguyên soái, trong số đó có S.M.Budyonny (1883-1973) Ở đất nước Xô Viết non trẻ, ông là một huyền thoại, "cha đẻ" của

Only four persons entered the history of the Russian Empire, for their military and other merits, bestowed with the highest army rank of Generalissimo. One of them in 1799 was the invincible commander Alexander Suvorov. The next after Suvorov and the last holder of this title in the country was the Supreme Commander-in-Chief in the Great Patriotic War, Joseph Stalin

25-year-old Semyon Karmanov from Kemerovo, Siberia, diagnosed with a developmental delay in childhood, resulting in a partial disability, has faced several minor criminal charges as an adult and eventually found himself in a maximum-security (“strict regime” in Russian) colony.