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1	NEW MAY 2020 (5)
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1	Russian Army :
2	Pre-Petrine
3	18th Century
4	19th Century
5	Crimean War
6	Post-Crimean War
7	20th Century
8	Soviet
9	Military Uniforms (Russian & Soviet)
10	Other Countries
11	Bel Air, Maryland

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1	Polnoe Sobranie Zakonov
2	Russkii Invalid (2)
3	Voennye Okrugi
4	Razbivka
5	45e régiment d’infanterie
6	Polizeitruppe
7	141e régiment d’infanterie

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1	Nashe Nasledie,
2	Slava Russkogo Oruzhiya
3	Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’).
4	Tseikhgauz (28)
5	Obshchii Morskoi Spisok
6	Voenno-Istoricheskii Sbornik
7	Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’ (3)
8	Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’
9	Rodoslovnaya kniga (3)
10	Voennaya Entsiklopediya (7)
11	Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar
12	Russk. Biograf. Slovar’
13	Neizvestnyi Kutuzov,
14	Vospominaniya
15	Sanktpetrburgskiya vedomosti
16	Russkaya Starina (17)
17	Russkaya Starina (3)
18	Geval'diger
19	Voennaya Entsiklopediya (2)
20	Stoletie Voennago Ministerstva; Glavnyi Shtab.
21	Stoletie Voennago Ministerstva; Glavnyi Shtab
22	Voennaya Entsikolpediya
23	S-Peterburgskii Vedomosti (2)
24	Russkii Invalid,
25	Istoriya tsarstvovaniya Imperatora Aleksandra I
26	Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’ (2)
27	Opolchenie
28	Istoricheskie Zapiski,
29	Zeitschrift für Heereskunde
30	Tavricheskiya Gubernskiya Vedomosti,
31	1812
32	Russkaya Starin
33	Voennyi Entsiklopedicheskii Leksikon
34	Russkii Arkhiv
35	Spisok kavaleram...1829
36	Russkii Arkhiv (4)
37	Polnoe Sobranie Zakonov
38	Voennyi Entsiklopedicheskii Leksikon
39	United Service Journal
40	Istoriya Leib-Gvardii Yegerskago polka za sto let 1796-1896
41	Polnoe Sobranie Zakonov,
42	United Service Journal
43	Russkii Arkhiv,
44	Vilenskiya vedomosti
45	Russkii Invalid (8)
46	Obshchii Morskoi Sbornik
47	Obshchii Morskoi Sbornik
48	Svod voennykh postanovlenii
49	Vedomosti
50	Spiski
51	Russkii Ofitserskii Korpus
52	Diana
53	Jean d’Arc
54	Allgemeine Zeitung
55	Sanktpeterburgskiya Vedomosti
56	Tiger
57	The Times
58	L’Indépendance Belge
59	Artilleriiskii Zhurnal
60	Voennyi Sbornik (4)
61	Russkii Arkhiv
62	Yevpatoria
63	Voennaya Entsiklopediya).
64	Memoria sobre el viaje militar a la Crimea...
65	Niva
66	Memoria sobre el viaje militar a la Crimea
67	L’Etoile Belge
68	St.-Petersburg City Police Gazette
69	Constantinople Journal
70	Istoricheskii Vestnik
71	Annuario Militare Ufficiale
72	Dall'Armata Sarda all'Esercito Italiano
73	Militär-Schematismus des Österreichischen Kaiserthums
74	Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie
75	Akten zur Geschichte des Krimkriegs
76	Post-Crimean War
77	Soviet Military Encyclopedia).
78	Zakaspiiskaya oblast
79	Istoriya Russkoi Armii
80	Voenno-Istoricheskii Zhurnal
81	Ne podlezhit oglasheniyu
82	Putevoditel'
83	Voenno-istoricheskii zhurnal,
84	Kabardans on the Fronts of the Great Patriotic War
85	Kholm Slavy (10)
86	Kholm Slavy
87	Russian Naval Uniforms 1696-1917
88	Staryi Peterburg
89	Voennaya Odezhda Russkoi Armii
90	Russkii Istoricheskii Zhurnal
91	Tulchinskii shtab pri dvukh generalakh
92	Tulchinskii shtab pri dvukh generalakh
93	Voennaya Odezhda Russkoi Armii
94	Geral’diya Rossii
95	kitel’
96	Istoriya Russkoi Material’noi Kul’tury
97	Russkaya Armiya 1917-20
98	Löbell’s Jahresberichte 1911
99	Infirmiers

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15	France: (8)
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23	j*an: (3)**
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33	Switzerland: (3)
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36	Turkey and Austria-Hungary:
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38	United States: (169)
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Total Link Count: 609

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1	18th Century	text
2	19th Century	text
3	Crimean War	text
4	20th Century	text
5	Soviet	text
6	Russian & Soviet	text
7	Viskovatov	text
8	United States	text
9	Other Countries	text
10	1914 Orders of Battle	text
11	Lefortovo Palace: the Russian Military History Archive in Moscow (From Nashe Nasledie, 19/1991).	text
12	Russian battle paintings and artists, Artillery Museum (Slava Russkogo Oruzhiya, 2003).	text
13	-	empty
14	Andrei, a 13th century Galician boyar (Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’).	text
15	17th-century Muscovite Select Soldier Regiments, Part 1 - Organization (Malov, Tseikhgauz 13, 2001).	text
16	17th-century Muscovite Select Soldier Regiments, Part 2 - Commanders (Malov, Tseikhgauz 14, 2001).	text
17	-	empty
18	Table of Ranks, 1722-1917 (Zvegintsov, Shepelëv, Dumani).	text
19	Richard Cozens, s***pbuilder to Peter the Great (Obshchii Morskoi Spisok).	text
20	Peter the Great’s regiments in the Caucaus, 1721-1725 (Yudin, Voenno-Istoricheskii Sbornik, 1912).	text
21	Historical Notes on the Orenburg Cossack Host (by P.I. Avdeev, 1873).	text
22	Lt. von Münchhausen and forage for Brunswick’s Cuira***iers, 1741 (Kapitonov, Tseikhgauz 14, 2001).	text
23	The Life-Guards Horse, christening parade in front of Emperor Johann Antonovich, 1741 (Kanutonov, Tseikhgauz 13, 2001).	text
24	Field Marshal Saltykov loses his dog, 1759 (Yegorov, Tseikhgauz 14, 2001).	text
25	Expenditures of the Life-Guards s*****ovskii Regiment, 1767 (Val’kovich, Tseikhgauz 14, 2001).	text
26	The Life-Guards Horse Regiment: Everyday life in barracks, 1800 (Val’kovich, Tseikhgauz 13, 2001).	text
27	General Mikhail Vasil’evich Kakhovskii (1734-1800), commander in the 1793 Part**ion of Poland (Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’).	text
28	General Johan Herman (Ivan Ivanovich German) (d. 1801), engineer and commander (Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’).	text
29	Field Marshal Ivan Vasil’evich Gudovich (1741-1820), Russo-Turkish wars (Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’).	text
30	Ivan Grigor’evich Bardaki, naval officer in the Russo-Turkish war of 1787-92 (from Rodoslovnaya kniga, Crimean Archives).	text
31	Service Record of surveyor Ensign Petr Vasil’evich Getmanov, 1791 (from Crimean Regional Archives.)	text
32	Patent of Rank, Collegiate Registrator s***** Terekhovskii, 1793 (from Crimean Regional Archives.)	text
33	Attestation of services rendered by the spy Hadji Ibrahim Aga at Anapa and Ochakov, 1791 (from Crimean Regional Archives).	text
34	Attestation of service, volunteer Mirgidich Argutinov Izmirskii, 1793 (from Crimean Regional Archives).	text
35	Attestations of service, Lt. Aleksei Grigor’ev, Taurica Jäger Corps and salt inspector (from Crimean Regional Archives).	text
36	The Aleksandrovsk Works; a Russian armaments factory since the 18th century (Sytin’s Voennaya Entsiklopediya).	text
37	Charles Gascoigne, (d. 1807), Scottish director of ironworks in Russia. (Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar’).	text
38	Adam Armstrong (1762-1818) and Roman Armstrong (1791-1864), Scottish directors of ironworks (Russk. Biograf. Slovar’).	text
39	Letter of M.I. Kutuzov to N.V. Repnin, Battle of Tulcha, 1791. (s***shov, Neizvestnyi Kutuzov, 2002).	text
40	Storming of Praga (Warsaw suburb) 4 November 1794 (Golyzhenkov).	text
41	General Klugen’s memoirs: the storming of Praga in 1794 (Bulgarin, Vospominaniya).	text
42	Viskovatov Vol. 7 Part A - Organization of the Russian Army 1796-1801.	text
43	On being drafted twice; the case of Ankudinov and the Swedish war (Paul I, 1799). (Sanktpetrburgskiya vedomosti).	text
44	Graf Arakcheev’s “considerate” reduction of sentences by courts-martial, 1799 (Savel’ev, Russkaya Starina 1890).	text
45	Paul I’s warning against unfounded denunciations (Sokolovskii, Russkaya Starina, 1910).	text
46	-	empty
47	Organization of the Russian Army 1801-1825 (Viskovatov Vol. 10 Part A)	text
48	Geval'diger (Russian provost marshal) (from Sytin’s Voennaya Entsiklopediya).	text
49	The Yelisavetgrad Hussar Regiment (from Sytin’s Voennaya Entsiklopediya).	text
50	On Entering Military Service under Alexander I (Non-conscripts), (Stoletie Voennago Ministerstva; Glavnyi Shtab.)	text