Chief of Staff1917
Serves under Mikhail Alekseyev of the provisional Government
Historical person
Anton Ivanovich de Ikin Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Anton Ivanovich de Ikin, based on 10 World History Database records associated with Russia.
10 records1917–19207 events4 places
Chronological biography
1917
Chief of Staff1917
Serves under Mikhail Alekseyev of the provisional Government
Provisional Government1917
Serves under Mikhail Alekseyev of the provisional Government
Provisional Government1917
Serves under Mikhail Alekseyev of the provisional Government
1919
Bolshevik PartyJanuary 1919
Drives out the Bolsheviks & leads the White counter-revolutionary forces
Capture of CaucasusJanuary 1919
Drives out the Bolsheviks & leads the White counter-revolutionary forces
Chief of StaffJanuary 1919
Appointed Commander of the White counter-revolutionary forces
Exile of Anton Ivanovich de Ikin5 August 1919
Flees to Constantinople, later lives in France & the USA as an emigre
Capture of Kiev2 September 1919
The White Army is forced back to the Black Sea. The White armies capture Kiev advancing within 250 miles of Moscow. Kiev is later recaptured by the Red Army
1920
Evacuation27 March 1920
Evacuated by sea from Novorossik, mostly in British ships
Titles and roles
Chief of Staff
Record provenance
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