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Special Faculty of the Frunze Military Academy (Q16700089) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. branch of the Frunze Military Academy . edit. Language Label Description Also known as; English: Special Faculty of the Frunze Military Academy. b ...
Other prominent officers on the staff of the Frunze Military Academy as of 1941 wereg 0) (a) (h Colonel (fnu) Below - a senior instructor in the Faculty of Cavalry Tactics, is now a Marshal. He was the only cavalry commander to attain such rank during World War II. Genera1-L1oatenant (fnu) Sholokov - head of the Cavalry Faculty. He died in 1941. Gan'ral-Lieutenant (fnu) Chistiakov - head of ...
Mikhail Frunze, a posthumous 1929 portrait by Isaak Brodsky. Commandant of the academy between 1924 and 1925, and subsequently its namesake. Establishing an academy for the training of command and staff officers was an Imperial-era innovation, carried out at the Imperial Nicholas Military Academy. With the outbreak of the First World War ...
Mikhail Frunze, a posthumous 1929 portrait by Isaak Brodsky. Commandant of the academy between 1924 and 1925, and subsequently its namesake. Establishing an academy for the training of command and staff officers was an Imperial-era innovation, carried out at the Imperial Nicholas Military Academy.
It was renamed the Military Academy of the Red Army on 5 August 1921. Several years later on 5 November 1925, it was renamed as the M. V. Frunze Military Academy honouring Mikhail Frunze. He had commanded the academy between 19 April 1924 and his death on 31 October 1925.
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This Academy, which Frunze once headed, trained many outstanding Soviet Military leaders who became famous on the battlefields of the Great Patriotic War against nazism (1941-1945). *Special U.S. emissary Admiral McKelley, who was then in the Crimea, declared in August 1920 that with proper support from outside Wrangel could hold the area indefinitely.
