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instanceOf
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White movement leader
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general
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human
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military commander
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authorOf
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memoirs about the Russian Civil War
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awardReceived
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Order of St. Anna
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Order of St. George
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Order of St. Stanislaus
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Order of St. Vladimir
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burialPlace
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Holy Trinity Cathedral, Belgrade
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causeOfDeath
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tuberculosis (suspected)
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conflict
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Russian Civil War
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World War I
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countryOfCitizenship
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Russian Empire
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educatedAt
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Institute of Mining Engineers in Saint Petersburg
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Rostov Real School
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ethnicGroup
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Baltic German
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familyName
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Wrangel
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follows
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Anton Denikin
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givenName
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Pyotr
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hasPart
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Russian Army in South Russia
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ideology
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monarchism
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memberOf
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Russian nobility
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militaryBranch
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Imperial Russian Army
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militaryRank
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general of cavalry
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lieutenant general
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movement
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White movement
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nobleTitle
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baron
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notableEvent
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evacuation of White forces and civilians from Crimea in November 1920
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notableRole
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one of the last major anti-Bolshevik commanders in the Russian Civil War
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notableWork
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leadership of the White Army in South Russia
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organization of the evacuation from Crimea in 1920
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opponent
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Bolsheviks
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Red Army
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participantIn
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Crimean campaign of the White Army
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defense of the Caucasus during World War I
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operations of the Volunteer Army
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placeOfBirth
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Novoalexandrovsk, Kovno Governorate, Russian Empire
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placeOfDeath
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Brussels, Belgium
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politicalAlignment
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anti-communism
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positionHeld
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Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army (White forces in South Russia)
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head of the South Russian Government
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religion
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Russian Orthodox Church
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residence
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Belgium
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Constantinople
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Crimea
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Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
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sexOrGender
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male
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