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- valiantly and successfully at Schoengraben. Lost an arm at Friedland. Tutolmin – A diplomat sent by Napoleon from Moscow to Alexander in Petersburg. Vereshchagin...
- General Tutolmin, the head of the Moscow Orphanage, to write to patron Empress Maria about the conditions of the pupils; he also asked Tutolmin to communicate...
- Alexander Stroganov 1864–73 Paul Demetrius von Kotzebue 1779–83 Timofei Tutolmin [ru] 1783–88 Ivan Sinelnikov [ru] 1788–94 Vasiliy Kakhovsky 1794–96 Iosif...
- towards Plovdiv. The Caucasian Cossack Brigade (commanded by Colonel Ivan Tutolmin) advanced in the direction Dărvenitsa - Boyana. Faced with a real threat...
- Governorate In office 1793–1796 Monarch Nicholas I Preceded by Timofey Tutolmin Succeeded by Ivan Liven Personal details Born 9 October [O.S. 28 September] 1764...
- 1796–1797 Ivan Ilyich Grevens, a governor 1784–1793 Timofey Ivanovich Tutolmin, a governor general; 1793–1796 Pyotr Konovnitsyn, a governor general; 1796...
- Mandryka (commanded by Captain Troshchinsky) and the squadron of Colonel Tutolmin (commanded by Captain Selifontov). The Life Squadron especially distinguished...
- Cossacks were killed. A detachment of 600 men led by Tobolsk resident Fyodor Tutolmin, consisting of boyar sons, mounted Cossacks, Tyumen Tatars, and local Cossacks...
- 1797) Ivan Saltykov (1797–1804) Alexander Bekleshov (1804–1806) Timofei Tutolmin (1806–1809) Ivan Gudovich (1809–1812) Fyodor Rostopchin (1812–1814) Alexander...
- improvement on the 18th century. The institution, headed by retired general Ivan Tutolmin, wasn't damaged during Napoleon I's occupation of Moscow, despite its proximity...