My understandig so far was, that the term Kosaken-KAVALLERIEKuban-Kosaken-Kavallerie-Regiment 1
Use search engine for data and pics of GlobocnikAbel Ravasz wrote:Hi Michi,
2/10/44 - one cavalry and five infantry regiments of the Kazachij Stan, plus the Kauk. Kav. Abt. (SS-Staf K. Ulagaj) [?] are attached to the HSSPf of the Adrian coastline, SS-Ogruf O. Globocnik [? - who is this man], and together with the XXXIV. AK are used in combat against three Italian partizan brigades. [unfortunately this is an unsources note in one of my files]. So, in fact, these are regiments of the Stan.Michi wrote:There was an unknown Cossack-unit in Northern Italy, they have received
some field-post-numbers:
15912: German Liaison Command for Cossacks and Caucasian units (police):
15912 A: Stab Feldatamanen-Regiment
15912 B: 1. Don-Kosaken-Plastun-Regiment
15912 C: 2. Don-Kosaken-Plastun-Regiment
15912 D: 3. Kuban-Kosaken-Plastun-Regiement
15912 E: 4. Terek-Kosaken-Plastun-Regiment
15912 F: 5. Kosaken-Reserve-Regiment (gemischt)
If You look closely at the numbers, these are all four regiments of the later 1. Kos Plastun Div, plus two other regiments as reinforcements.
Domanov was the commander of the camp after the death of Ataman Pavlov.Michi wrote:Is the Kazačij stan of the
Ataman Krasnov, Petr Nikolaevič
the same Cossacks Tabor (Camp) unit as of the
Ataman Domanov, Timofej Ivanovič??
Krasnov was the president of the central Cossack administrative (GUKV), the de facto Cossack "president". He only stayed in the camp.
There was one Cossack Tabor/Camp/Stan only.
I've got a huge file with all different Cossack units, but it's scrambled and in several different languages so I'll try and post the info one by one.
After having no luck with the 2. Kauk Kos Brig, how about this unit?
Kuban-Kosaken-Kavallerie-Regiment 1
Formed between 12-20/2/43 near Berdyansk from Kuban Cossack volunteers. Was commanded by army foreman I. I. Salomah (appointed Marching Ataman of the Kuban Cossack Army on 20/2/43), had 960 men. During 3/43 was included in the 1. Cossack Division.
Any further info on this unit? Which regiment did it become in the 1. Kos Div? What was the fate of Salomah?
Abel
KosRtrBrig Turkul' [May 1945]
Kosaken-Reiter-Brigade "Turkul'"
Kdt/ CO: Generalmajor/ Major General Turkul', Anton Vasil'evič
insgesamt 5500 Mann
Otdelnyj korpus v sostave Vooruzhennyh Sil KONR v Zalcburge (Independent Corps in Armed Forces of KONR in Salzburg)
CO –Major General Anton V. Turkul
Adjutant – first lieutenant S. I. Afanasjev
CiS – Major General V. V. Von Krejter
Major General von Krejter, V. V. was according my sources the Hauptbevollmächtigter des KONR in der Ostmark. (~ Main authorized of the KONR in Austria)CiSMajor General V. V. Von Krejter
1. Regiment
Kdt/ CO: Oberst/ Colonel Kržižanowskij
HQ: Linz
Otdelnyj Polk (Independent Regiment)
HQ –Linz
CO – Colonel Krzhizhanovskij or Kržižanowskij
2. Regiment "Varjag"
Kdt/ CO: Oberst/ Colonel Semenew
HQ: Ljubljana
Polk “Varjag” (Regiment “Varjag”)
HQ – Ljubliana
CO – Colonel Mihail A. Semenev
CO I battalion – Major A. Orlov
CO II battailon – Najor Osterman
CO GrW kompanie – Major A. D. Shilenok
3. Regiment
Kdt/ CO:
HQ: Villach
Svodnyj Pehotnyj Polk (Mixed Infantry Regiment)
HQ - Villach
CO- Colonel Vasilij A. Kardakov
CO of battalion – Captain V. N. Bushkov
Don-Kosaken-Regiment
Kdt/ CO: Generalmajor/ Major General Borodin S. K.
Balabin must be incorrect.Otdelnyj Kasačij Regiment (Independent Cossacks Regiment)
CO – Major General Sysoj K. Balabin
Last mentioned on 23 May 1943 when it was released by 17. Armee for movement to Crimea and on to Mielau/Poland - strength this date: 114 Germans and 818 Cossacks. On arrival at Mielau (according to Tessin) it was to become 2. Kosaken-Reiter-Rgt., but this did not occur; instead, it became the leichte Kosaken-(Plastun) Abt. 2 with effect from 17 June 1943.3.) Fate of Kosaken-Regiment Platow?? (if above is incorrect)
