On November 10, 1920, the evacuation of Crimea began, which ended with the Russian army of General Wrangel. For three days, troops, families of officers, part of the civilian population of the Crimean ports were immersed in 126 vessels. At the end of November, the fleet was reorganized into the Russian squadron. Her commander was Rear Admiral Kedrov. On December 1, 1920, France agreed to accept the Russian squadron in the port of Bisert in Tunisia. The transition of the squadron to Bibernet ended only in February 1921. And the long, gloomy and hopeless “sitting” began in exile, which ended in October 1924, after France recognized the Soviet government, when the Russian squadron was disbanded …
Author
Six Yuri Fedorovich
Publisher
Veche, 2014
Series
Historical adventures
Genre
Modern domestic prose
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