Re: Russian Military Archives #general
DrYattz <winwinsit@...>
I have a quite similar story. I wrote:
Russian State Military History Archive 07005, Moscow ul. 2-ia Baumanskaia 3 Russia
I was looking for records of my wife's great great uncle, David Korenman (born 8
January 1881 in Shargorod), said to have served in the Russian army in the late
1890s. He is rumored to have been a Prikazni (Lance corporal) of the Life Dragoons
Pskovski, and to have earned a badge for excellence in shooting.
My response >from the Archive was almost identical.
Rees Chapman
Dahlonega, GA
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Russian State Military History Archive 07005, Moscow ul. 2-ia Baumanskaia 3 Russia
I was looking for records of my wife's great great uncle, David Korenman (born 8
January 1881 in Shargorod), said to have served in the Russian army in the late
1890s. He is rumored to have been a Prikazni (Lance corporal) of the Life Dragoons
Pskovski, and to have earned a badge for excellence in shooting.
My response >from the Archive was almost identical.
Rees Chapman
Dahlonega, GA
Unfortunately, the answer is: "you must know the number and name of the
military department or military institute in which he served...