Table of Ranks (redirect from Stab-ofizer)
Stabskapitän (Stabs-kapitan) Sekundrittmeister (Sekund-rotmistr) Stabsrittmeister (Stabs-rotmistr) 9 Lieutenant (Leytenant) Poruchik Poruchik 10 Unterleutnant...
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[citation needed] Yevhen was born in a khutir, Ubizhyshche, to a retired stabs-rotmistr, (1LT) Pavlo Ivanovych Hrebinka, and the daughter of a Cossack captain...
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away to recuperate. He retired from the army in 1816 with the rank of stabs-rotmistr, the equivalent of captain-lieutenant. A chance meeting introduced him...
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(1825 – 1857) was an Ingush commander of the Russian Empire, namely the Stabs-Rittmeister. Malsag served in the His Majesty's Own Cossack Escort, a Russian...
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Stabskapitän (redirect from Stabs-kapitan)
of military ranks junior rank: Poruchik Shtabs-kapitan (cavalry: Shtabs-rotmistr) senior rank: Kapitan (en: Captain) junior rank: Starshy leytenant (en:...
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History of Russian military ranks (redirect from Stabs-captain)
(пятидеся́тник; en: group leader of fifty) OF-1a 1st Lieutenant Kapitan, Rotmistr (ru: капита́н, ро́тмистр; the latter is adaptation of German Rittmeister)...
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cavalry Лейб-гвардии ротмистр Leiyb-gvardi'y rotmistr Лейб-гвардии секунд-ротмистр Leiyb-gvardi'y sekund rotmistr Лейб-гвардии корнет Leiyb-gvardi'y kornet)...
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