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Inherits the Principalities of Galicia & Volhynia
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Galicia in Russia. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Inherits the Principalities of Galicia & Volhynia
Defeats pretenders in Galicia
Victorious in Galicia
Appointed Chief of Staff to the Eussian sth-western army group on Galicia
Appointed Chief of Staff to the Eussian sth-western army group on Galicia
Commands the 48th Infantry Division after war begins.
Leads troops during Russia early advance in Galicia.
Serves again on the Southwestern Front after returning to duty.
Military breakdown contributes to wider political instability.
Russian forces begin artillery preparations before launching the summer offensive.
Austro-Hungarian reports describe progress against Russian forces.
Austro-Hungarian commanders organise defensive measures against the Russian attack.
Central Powers forces regain territory after the Russian retreat.
Russian commanders struggle to maintain effective control over forces.
The Russian front weakens as units refuse further offensive operations.
Kerensky makes appeals to soldiers during the campaign.
Kerensky links the offensive to the defence of revolutionary Russia.
Kornilov leads operations while attempting to restore military discipline.
Ludendorff coordinates military responses after the Russian offensive begins.
The offensive becomes a symbol of the Russian army's collapse in 1917.
Russian forces open the Kerensky Offensive against Austro-German positions.
Command failures contribute to the collapse of the offensive.
The offensive reveals tensions between revolutionary politics and military command.
Russian forces begin withdrawing as the offensive collapses.
The Eleventh Army participates in operations during the offensive.
Political influence inside the army affects command decisions during operations.
Receives command of the Eighth Army on the Southwestern Front.
Commands the Southwestern Front selected to launch the main offensive.
Commands the Eleventh Army in the opening sector of the offensive.
Commands the Seventh Army supporting the Russian attack in Galicia.
Warns that army discipline has weakened before the planned attack.
Orders the Southwestern Front to begin the main attack.
Addresses troops as the artillery preparation begins.
Launches the Russian summer offensive against the Central Powers.
Leads the Eighth Army during the Russian summer offensive.
Presents the initial advance as proof that revolutionary Russia can fight.
Reports that discipline problems are slowing the advance.
The offensive stalls as discipline collapses in the Russian army.
Urges units to continue the attack despite falling morale.
Attempts to hold gains as Russian units begin to disintegrate.
Demands stronger discipline as Russian units begin to disintegrate.
Observes that revolutionary discipline cannot sustain offensive operations.
Provenance
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