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- Otto-Wilhelm von Derfelden or Wilhelm Christoforovich Derfelden (Russian: Вильгельм Христофорович Дерфельден, romanized: Vil'gel'm Hristoforovič Derfel'den;...
- regular cavalrymen; Cossacks were up to 5,000 – these were the corps of Derfelden (first and second columns; 4,600 men), Potemkin (third and fourth columns;...
- squadrons of the Lobkowitz Regiment. Derfelden's 15,552-man Russian corps was divided into a division under Derfelden himself, a second division led by Mikhail...
- Russian soldier Vasily Bazhenov, Russian neoclassical architect Wilhelm Derfelden, Russian general of the cavalry Dmitry Mikhailovich Golitsyn the Elder...
- youth at Fátima, Sister Lucia was asked by a young Russian girl, Natacha Derfelden, as to how the conversion of Russia would be accomplished. Sister Lucia...
- turned to Wilhelm Derfelden, who enjo**** universal respect for his personal and military qualities in addition to his seniority. Derfelden addressed Suvorov...
- Golenishchev-Kutuzov, 2nd, under General Ivan Dunin, 3rd, under General Wilhelm Derfelden, and 4th, under General Andrei Levanidov. The Targowica Confederates did...
- Others Nikolai Repnin Ivan Petrovich Saltykov Osip Igelström Wilhelm Derfelden Pavel Tsitsianov Alexander Tormasov Pyotr Bagration Valerian Zubov Levin...
- 1908 to Peter Durnovo (1883-1945), secondly in 1912 to Christoph von Derfelden (1888-1947) and thirdly in 1917 to Count Nikolaus von Zarnekau (1885-1976)...
- organized his army into two corps under Generals Wilhelm Derfelden and Andrei Rosenberg. Derfelden's 8,591-man corps consisted of General-major Pyotr Bagration's...