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Russian government in 1775,
there were
eight palanka polkovnyks. As
symbol of
office a
polkovnyk wore a
pernach (a mace with a
hexagonal head; see also...
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sotniks (cf. centurion). In Ukraine, it
symbolized the
authority of
polkovnyks (regional
leaders or
military officers)
unlike another mace, the bulawa...
- Army
Colonel (
Polkovnyk)
General Sergei Delvig (1866 – 1944),
Lieutenant General of the
former Imperial Russian Army
Colonel (
Polkovnyk)
General Oleksiy...
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kurin (battalion) on the
volost level,
subordinate to a
regiment led by
polkovnyk,
which was
itself part of a kish (division) led by an Ottoman. All officers...
- (1991–2009) Генерал-полковник Heneral-
polkovnyk Генерал-полковник Heneral-
polkovnyk Генерал-майор Heneral-mayor Полковник
Polkovnyk Підполковник
Pidpolkovnyk Майор...
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higher general officer ranks: Heneral-Poruchnyk (Major General), Heneral-
Polkovnyk (Lieutenant General), and Heneral-Pikhoty (General with Four Stars).[citation...
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administrative subdivisions called sotnyas. Such
sotnyks were
subordinated to
polkovnyks (colonel) who were in
control of a polk (primary
administrative division)...
- Генерал-майор Heneral-maior Бригадний генерал
Bryhadnyi heneral Полковник
Polkovnyk Підполковник
Pidpolkovnyk Майор
Maior Капітан
Kapitan Старший лейтенант...
- Генерал-майор Heneral-mayor Бригадний генерал
Bryhadnyy heneral Полковник
Polkovnyk Підполковник
Pidpolkovnyk Майор
Mayor Капітан
Kapitan Старший лейтенант...
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Nechai and Ivan Nechai, Ivan Bohun,
Hryhoriy Hulyanytsky. From
Cossack polkovnyks, officers, and
military commanders, a new
elite within the
Cossack Hetman...
