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Andrian Ivanovich Nepenin

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Andrian Ivanovich Nepenin Famous memorial Veteran

Birth
Pskov Oblast, Russia
Death
4 Mar 1917 (aged 45)
Helsinki, Helsinki Municipality, Uusimaa, Finland
Burial
Helsinki, Helsinki Municipality, Uusimaa, Finland Add to Map
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Imperial Russian Navy Vice Admiral. Born in Velikie Luki, Russia, he graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps in 1892 and served aboard gunboats in the Black Sea Fleet (1892-96). Nepenin commanded destroyers during the Russo Japanese War (1904-05), was promoted Captain in 1911 and served as Chief of Staff of the Fleet of the Baltic Sea. In 1916, he was elevated to vice-admiral of the Imperial Russian Navy and was given command of the Fleet of the Baltic Sea. At the instigation of the President of the Baltic, Vice Admiral Nepenin was killed by a bullet in the back fired by a sailor during the uprising of the crew of the Navy in Helsingfors.
Imperial Russian Navy Vice Admiral. Born in Velikie Luki, Russia, he graduated from the Naval Cadet Corps in 1892 and served aboard gunboats in the Black Sea Fleet (1892-96). Nepenin commanded destroyers during the Russo Japanese War (1904-05), was promoted Captain in 1911 and served as Chief of Staff of the Fleet of the Baltic Sea. In 1916, he was elevated to vice-admiral of the Imperial Russian Navy and was given command of the Fleet of the Baltic Sea. At the instigation of the President of the Baltic, Vice Admiral Nepenin was killed by a bullet in the back fired by a sailor during the uprising of the crew of the Navy in Helsingfors.

Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith


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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22359/andrian_ivanovich-nepenin: accessed ), memorial page for Andrian Ivanovich Nepenin (21 Oct 1871–4 Mar 1917), Find a Grave Memorial ID 22359, citing Helsinki Orthodox Cemetery, Helsinki, Helsinki Municipality, Uusimaa, Finland; Maintained by Find a Grave.