Between Inspections and Corps:  The Russian Divisional Structure, 1806 - 1810

By Robert Goetz

Bibliography

Maps

Some excellent maps for identifying the various place names noted above can be found at the FEEFHS Map Room, specifically at the following URLs:

http://feefhs.org/maps/ruse/mapiruse.htm
http://feefhs.org/maps/harm/harmidx.html

These maps are from later periods but show the cities and provinces referred to in the text. 

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Unpublished materials (unpublished translations or excerpts from published works):

Conrad, Mark.  Various entries from Sytin's Voennaya Entsiklopediya and Russkii Biograficheskii Slovar', particularly:

“Aleksandr Mikhailovich Rimskii-Korsakov, 1753-1840.”

Nafziger, George.  Various Orders of Battle, particularly:

“Russian Army of Turkey, Russo-Turkish War, 16 October 1806.”
“Russian Army of Turkey, Russo-Turkish War, Late December 1806.”
“Russian Black Sea Fleet and Forces Being Transported, January 1807.” “Russian Army, 20 March 1808.”
“Russian Army under Wittgenstein, South Coast, 2 October 1808.”
“Russian Army under Wittgenstein, South Coast, 1 November 1808.”
“Russian Army under Bagration, West Coast, 11 November 1808.”

Smith, Steven H., Unpublished Order of Battle and biographical notes, particularly:

“Russian Army, Dec. 1806 - Jan. 1807.”
“Alesandr Mikhailovich Rimskii-Korsakov (1753 - 1840).”

Placed on the Napoleon Series: December 2002

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