Mikhail Alekseyev

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Age: 60

Lives in: Mogilev, Russian Empire

Interests: military history, teaching Rank: adjutant general

Occupation: Chief of Staff of the General Headquarters

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Lavr Kornilov

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Project 1917 is a series of events that took place a hundred years ago as described by those involved. It is composed only of diaries, letters, memoirs, newspapers and other documents

Mikhail Alekseyev

Novocherkassk, Russian Republic

31.12.17

has become Head of the Don Civil Congress

Also participating: Kaledin, Denikin, Milyukov, KornilovCommander in Chief of the Petrograd command - from 18 March 1917, Trubetskoy, Struve, Savinkov.

Mikhail Alekseyev

Novocherkassk, Russian Republic

21.11.17

Arrived in Novocherkassk, with intentions not only to find temporary shelter but also to start working, if it’s possible, that is. See more

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Mikhail Alekseyev

Mogilev, Stavka, Russian Republic

21.09.17

Resigned as Chief of Staff

Alfred Knox

Petrograd, Russian Empire

29.07.17

On July 29th Kerensky presided at a conference at G.H.Q., which was also attended by Tereshchenko and General Alexyeev; by General Brusilov and his Chief of Staff, General Lukhomski; by Generals Ruzski and Klembovski, former and present Com- manders-in-Chief of the Northern Front; by General Denikin, then Commander-in-Chief of the Western Front; and by Savinkov, Commissary of the South-West Front. See more

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Alexander Kerensky

Petrograd, Russian Empire

21.06.17

The mood at Headquarters is serious. The new High Commanding General Brusilov, immediately adopted a more than unseemly and ingratiating tone with the Mogilyov Soviet of Workers and Soldiers. Under General Alekseev, this Soviet acted cautiously and never chose to openly present any demands to Headquarters. See more

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Alexander Zamaraev

Totma, Vologodskaya guberniya, Russian Empire

09.06.17

The commander in chief, General Alekseyev, and Minister of Trade and Industry Konovalov have resigned. The situation is dire. War and Navy Minister Kerensky incessantly travels around the front, he is a very popular minister.

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Anton Denikin

Mogilev, Russian Empire

06.06.17

My course of action as well as General Alekseyev’s did not correspond with the views of the Provisional Government, and a collaboration with General Brusilov was unthinkable in view of the total divide between our views… Brusilov and I lived through many trying but, more importantly, joyful days of military happiness together—unforgettable days, and now it has become difficult for me to speak with him, with this different Brusilov, who has so improvidently lost not only for himself (that’s unimportant), but also for the army, all the former charm of his name. See more

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Anton Denikin

Mogilev, Russian Empire

04.06.17

A telegram came in the night announcing the dismissal of General Alekseyev from his post, with an appointment at the disposal of the Provisional Government, and his replacement with General Brusilov. The commander-in-chief, who was asleep, was woken by the quartermaster general and handed the telegram. See more

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Mikhail Alekseyev

Good-for-nothings! They’ve fired me, like a servant.

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Mikhail Alekseyev

Mogilev, Stavka, Russian Empire

20.05.17

In appeals, in orders and in the daily columns of the press, we often come across this short phrase: “The Homeland is in danger”. We are too used to this phrase. We read it as though it were an old chronicle about days gone by and we do not reflect upon the menacing meaning of this short phrase. But unfortunately, gentlemen, this is the hard truth. Russia is dying. See more

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Mikhail Alekseyev Nicholas II

Mogilev, Stavka, Russian Empire

21.03.17

Your majesty should consider himself as if he were arrested.

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Mikhail Alekseyev with Nicholas II

Mogilev, Stavka, Russian Empire

14.03.17

The ever-growing danger of anarchy spreading throughout the whole country, the continued disintegration of the army, and the impossibility to continue the war under the present conditions, forcefully demand the passing of an Imperial Edict that can still appease the minds, which can only be done by calling on the respective ministry and instructing the chairman of the Duma with drafting it.

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Age: 60

Lives in: Mogilev, Russian Empire

Interests: military history, teaching Occupation: Chief of Staff of the General Headquarters Rank: adjutant general

Friends

Anton Denikin

Alexander Guchkov

Aleksei Brusilov

Lavr Kornilov