General Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov/генерал Лавр Георгиевич Корнилов alias Lavga Gildzhirovich Deldinov/Лавга Гильджирович Дельдинов was born 30 August 1870 in Oskemen (Kazakh: Өскемен/Öskemen, ؤسكەمەن) or Ust-Kamenogorsk (Russian: Усть-Каменого́рск) in the East Kazakhstan Region (Russian: Восточно-Казахстанская область, Kazakh: Шығыс Қазақстан облысы, Şığıs Qazaqstan oblısı, شىعىس قازاقستان وبلىسى), Kazakhstan, one of 13 children.
Infantry general, military intel officer, patriot, monarchist, anti-Communist, explorer. Hero of the Russo-Japanese War and WW1. Named supreme commander of the Russian Army in August 1917. Organizer of the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия 1917-1920 in south Russia during the Russian Civil War (his subordinates were Anton Ivanovich Denikin/Антон Иванович Деникин (1872-1947), Pyotr Nikolayevich Vrangel/Пётр Николаевич Врангель (1878-1928) and Vladimir Zenonovich (Zinovyevich) May-Mayevski/Владимир Зенонович (Зиновьевич) Май-Маевский (1867-1920).
The Kornilov family is believed to have moved to Siberia from Ermak/Yermak.
Son of Хорунжий (A Cossack rank) (alternate rank: младший урядник, roughly a corporal equivalent) Georgi Nikolayevich Kornilov/Егор (Георгий) Николаевич Корнилов (?-1906), 7th Siberian Cossack regiment, HQs Kokchetav/Кокчетав (Kokshetau (Kazakh: Көкшетау / Kökşetaw/كٶكشەتاۋ). Georgi's father was an interpreter for the Cossacks in Karkaralinsk/Каркаралинск (aka Karkaraly (Kazakh: Қарқаралы) or Karkaraly). In 1869 Georgy Kornilov was appointed clerk at the city police in Ust-Kamenogorsk, a good salary and bought a small house on the bank of the Irtysh River, where Lavr was born. In 1878 he made officer.
His mother was Maria Ivanovna Kornilova/Мария Ивановна Корниловa from Argyn-Karakesk/Аргын-Каракесек (Lat 49.7833°, Long 77.7333°) Kazakhstan. She and Georgi married when she was 17.
PERSONNEL FILE
1. 1889: Graduated with honors from the Siberian Cadet Corps, Omsk/Сибирский кадетский корпус в Омскe;
2. 1889-1892: Graduated from the Mikhailov Artillery School/Михайловское артиллерийское училище;
3. 1898: Graduated with gold medal from the Nikolayev General Staff Academy/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
4. 1889-1904: Staff officer, Turkestan Military District/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
5. 1904-1905: Russo-Japanese War: Staff officer, 1st Rifle Brigade/штаб-офицер 1-й стрелковой бригады. During the retreat from Mukden, his brigade was surrounded. A daring bayonet charge organized by Kornilov saved the day;
6. February 1905: Promoted to Colonel/Полковник;
7. 1 April 1907-24 February 1911: Military attaché to China/Военный атташе в Китае;
8. December 1912: Promoted to General-Major/Генерал-майор;
9. WW1: Commander 48th Infantry Division subordinate to 8th Army under Gen. Aleksei Alekseyevich Brusilov/Алексе́й Алексе́евич Бруси́лов (1853-1926);
10. WW1: 26 August 1914 Promoted to General-Lieutenant/Генерал-лейтенант;
11. WW1: April 1915 Wounded;
12. WW1: August 1914-April 1915 Captured at the Dukla Pass, Carpathians P.O.W.;
13. WW1: April 1915-June 1916 Transferred to Austrian P.O.W. camp. Escaped disguised as an Austrian officer.
14. WW1: June 1916—April 1917: Commander 25th Rifle Corps;
15. WW1: March 1917—April 1917 Commander Petrograd Military District;
16. WW1: 24 April—8 July 1917 Commander 8th Army;
17. WW1: 30 June 1917 Promoted to General of Infantry/Генерал от инфантерии;
18. WW1: 19 May 1917 Formed the 1st Volunteer Shock Detachment subordinate to 8th Army commanded by Capt Mitrofan Osipovich Nezhentsev/Митрофа́н О́сипович Не́женцев (1886-1918);
19. WW1: 8 July 1917-19 July 1917 Commander Southwest Front replacing Lt Gen Alexei Yevgenyevich Gutor/Алексе́й Евге́ньевич Гутор (1868-1938);
20. WW1: 19 July 1917-27 August 1917 Supreme Commander Russian forces;
21: WW1: 25 August 1918 In the Kornilov Affair/мятеж Корнилова he opposed the Kerensky provisional government, demanded Kerensky's resignation, and moved on Petrograd to restore order with the 3rd Cavalry Corps under Lt Gen Alexander Mikhailovich Krymov/Александр Михайлович Крымов.
22: WW1: 1 September 1917: Arrested and jailed in Bykhov/Быхов. Escaped.
23. Russian Civil War: 19 November 1917 Organizing the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия began.
24. Russian Civil War: 25 December 1917 Put in charge of Volunteer Army organization, equipment, training under Gen Mikhail Vasilyevich Alekseyev/Михаил Васильевич Алексеeв (1857-1918).
Killed 31 March 1918 O.S. 13 April 1918 N.S. during the unsuccessful siege of Ekatorinodar/Yekatorinodar/Екатеринодар (renamed Krasnodar/Краснодар 7 December 1920).
Buried in a zinc coffin 1 April 1918 O.S. 14 April 1918 N.S. 2pm in Гначбау/Gnachbau aka Гнадау/Gnadau aka Гнаденау/Gnadenau aka Течбау/Techbau, an ethnic German Mennonite colony. The place does not appear on any maps, but it was described as being 40 miles from Yekatorinodar. It was part of the village of Novovelichkovskoy aka Novovelichkovski, Kuban. Najdorf and Dolinovskoye/долиновское probably occupy the spot today.
On 2 April 1918 O.S. 15 April 1918 N.S. the body was dug up and burned on a rubbish heap by the Reds.
AWARDS
Order of St Ann 2nd class/ордена Святой Анны 2-й степени;
Knight of the Order of St George 3rd and 4th classes/Кавалер орденов Святого Георгия 3-й и 4-й степеней;
Winner of St George's Arms/обладатель Георгиевского оружия;
Order of St Stanislav 3rd class/ордена Святого Станислава 3-й степени;
Posthumous badge of the 1st Kuban (Ice) Campaign/Знака 1-го Кубанского (Ледяного) похода (посмертно).
Infantry general, military intel officer, patriot, monarchist, anti-Communist, explorer. Hero of the Russo-Japanese War and WW1. Named supreme commander of the Russian Army in August 1917. Organizer of the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия 1917-1920 in south Russia during the Russian Civil War (his subordinates were Anton Ivanovich Denikin/Антон Иванович Деникин (1872-1947), Pyotr Nikolayevich Vrangel/Пётр Николаевич Врангель (1878-1928) and Vladimir Zenonovich (Zinovyevich) May-Mayevski/Владимир Зенонович (Зиновьевич) Май-Маевский (1867-1920).
The Kornilov family is believed to have moved to Siberia from Ermak/Yermak.
Son of Хорунжий (A Cossack rank) (alternate rank: младший урядник, roughly a corporal equivalent) Georgi Nikolayevich Kornilov/Егор (Георгий) Николаевич Корнилов (?-1906), 7th Siberian Cossack regiment, HQs Kokchetav/Кокчетав (Kokshetau (Kazakh: Көкшетау / Kökşetaw/كٶكشەتاۋ). Georgi's father was an interpreter for the Cossacks in Karkaralinsk/Каркаралинск (aka Karkaraly (Kazakh: Қарқаралы) or Karkaraly). In 1869 Georgy Kornilov was appointed clerk at the city police in Ust-Kamenogorsk, a good salary and bought a small house on the bank of the Irtysh River, where Lavr was born. In 1878 he made officer.
His mother was Maria Ivanovna Kornilova/Мария Ивановна Корниловa from Argyn-Karakesk/Аргын-Каракесек (Lat 49.7833°, Long 77.7333°) Kazakhstan. She and Georgi married when she was 17.
PERSONNEL FILE
1. 1889: Graduated with honors from the Siberian Cadet Corps, Omsk/Сибирский кадетский корпус в Омскe;
2. 1889-1892: Graduated from the Mikhailov Artillery School/Михайловское артиллерийское училище;
3. 1898: Graduated with gold medal from the Nikolayev General Staff Academy/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
4. 1889-1904: Staff officer, Turkestan Military District/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
5. 1904-1905: Russo-Japanese War: Staff officer, 1st Rifle Brigade/штаб-офицер 1-й стрелковой бригады. During the retreat from Mukden, his brigade was surrounded. A daring bayonet charge organized by Kornilov saved the day;
6. February 1905: Promoted to Colonel/Полковник;
7. 1 April 1907-24 February 1911: Military attaché to China/Военный атташе в Китае;
8. December 1912: Promoted to General-Major/Генерал-майор;
9. WW1: Commander 48th Infantry Division subordinate to 8th Army under Gen. Aleksei Alekseyevich Brusilov/Алексе́й Алексе́евич Бруси́лов (1853-1926);
10. WW1: 26 August 1914 Promoted to General-Lieutenant/Генерал-лейтенант;
11. WW1: April 1915 Wounded;
12. WW1: August 1914-April 1915 Captured at the Dukla Pass, Carpathians P.O.W.;
13. WW1: April 1915-June 1916 Transferred to Austrian P.O.W. camp. Escaped disguised as an Austrian officer.
14. WW1: June 1916—April 1917: Commander 25th Rifle Corps;
15. WW1: March 1917—April 1917 Commander Petrograd Military District;
16. WW1: 24 April—8 July 1917 Commander 8th Army;
17. WW1: 30 June 1917 Promoted to General of Infantry/Генерал от инфантерии;
18. WW1: 19 May 1917 Formed the 1st Volunteer Shock Detachment subordinate to 8th Army commanded by Capt Mitrofan Osipovich Nezhentsev/Митрофа́н О́сипович Не́женцев (1886-1918);
19. WW1: 8 July 1917-19 July 1917 Commander Southwest Front replacing Lt Gen Alexei Yevgenyevich Gutor/Алексе́й Евге́ньевич Гутор (1868-1938);
20. WW1: 19 July 1917-27 August 1917 Supreme Commander Russian forces;
21: WW1: 25 August 1918 In the Kornilov Affair/мятеж Корнилова he opposed the Kerensky provisional government, demanded Kerensky's resignation, and moved on Petrograd to restore order with the 3rd Cavalry Corps under Lt Gen Alexander Mikhailovich Krymov/Александр Михайлович Крымов.
22: WW1: 1 September 1917: Arrested and jailed in Bykhov/Быхов. Escaped.
23. Russian Civil War: 19 November 1917 Organizing the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия began.
24. Russian Civil War: 25 December 1917 Put in charge of Volunteer Army organization, equipment, training under Gen Mikhail Vasilyevich Alekseyev/Михаил Васильевич Алексеeв (1857-1918).
Killed 31 March 1918 O.S. 13 April 1918 N.S. during the unsuccessful siege of Ekatorinodar/Yekatorinodar/Екатеринодар (renamed Krasnodar/Краснодар 7 December 1920).
Buried in a zinc coffin 1 April 1918 O.S. 14 April 1918 N.S. 2pm in Гначбау/Gnachbau aka Гнадау/Gnadau aka Гнаденау/Gnadenau aka Течбау/Techbau, an ethnic German Mennonite colony. The place does not appear on any maps, but it was described as being 40 miles from Yekatorinodar. It was part of the village of Novovelichkovskoy aka Novovelichkovski, Kuban. Najdorf and Dolinovskoye/долиновское probably occupy the spot today.
On 2 April 1918 O.S. 15 April 1918 N.S. the body was dug up and burned on a rubbish heap by the Reds.
AWARDS
Order of St Ann 2nd class/ордена Святой Анны 2-й степени;
Knight of the Order of St George 3rd and 4th classes/Кавалер орденов Святого Георгия 3-й и 4-й степеней;
Winner of St George's Arms/обладатель Георгиевского оружия;
Order of St Stanislav 3rd class/ордена Святого Станислава 3-й степени;
Posthumous badge of the 1st Kuban (Ice) Campaign/Знака 1-го Кубанского (Ледяного) похода (посмертно).
General Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov/генерал Лавр Георгиевич Корнилов alias Lavga Gildzhirovich Deldinov/Лавга Гильджирович Дельдинов was born 30 August 1870 in Oskemen (Kazakh: Өскемен/Öskemen, ؤسكەمەن) or Ust-Kamenogorsk (Russian: Усть-Каменого́рск) in the East Kazakhstan Region (Russian: Восточно-Казахстанская область, Kazakh: Шығыс Қазақстан облысы, Şığıs Qazaqstan oblısı, شىعىس قازاقستان وبلىسى), Kazakhstan, one of 13 children.
Infantry general, military intel officer, patriot, monarchist, anti-Communist, explorer. Hero of the Russo-Japanese War and WW1. Named supreme commander of the Russian Army in August 1917. Organizer of the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия 1917-1920 in south Russia during the Russian Civil War (his subordinates were Anton Ivanovich Denikin/Антон Иванович Деникин (1872-1947), Pyotr Nikolayevich Vrangel/Пётр Николаевич Врангель (1878-1928) and Vladimir Zenonovich (Zinovyevich) May-Mayevski/Владимир Зенонович (Зиновьевич) Май-Маевский (1867-1920).
The Kornilov family is believed to have moved to Siberia from Ermak/Yermak.
Son of Хорунжий (A Cossack rank) (alternate rank: младший урядник, roughly a corporal equivalent) Georgi Nikolayevich Kornilov/Егор (Георгий) Николаевич Корнилов (?-1906), 7th Siberian Cossack regiment, HQs Kokchetav/Кокчетав (Kokshetau (Kazakh: Көкшетау / Kökşetaw/كٶكشەتاۋ). Georgi's father was an interpreter for the Cossacks in Karkaralinsk/Каркаралинск (aka Karkaraly (Kazakh: Қарқаралы) or Karkaraly). In 1869 Georgy Kornilov was appointed clerk at the city police in Ust-Kamenogorsk, a good salary and bought a small house on the bank of the Irtysh River, where Lavr was born. In 1878 he made officer.
His mother was Maria Ivanovna Kornilova/Мария Ивановна Корниловa from Argyn-Karakesk/Аргын-Каракесек (Lat 49.7833°, Long 77.7333°) Kazakhstan. She and Georgi married when she was 17.
PERSONNEL FILE
1. 1889: Graduated with honors from the Siberian Cadet Corps, Omsk/Сибирский кадетский корпус в Омскe;
2. 1889-1892: Graduated from the Mikhailov Artillery School/Михайловское артиллерийское училище;
3. 1898: Graduated with gold medal from the Nikolayev General Staff Academy/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
4. 1889-1904: Staff officer, Turkestan Military District/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
5. 1904-1905: Russo-Japanese War: Staff officer, 1st Rifle Brigade/штаб-офицер 1-й стрелковой бригады. During the retreat from Mukden, his brigade was surrounded. A daring bayonet charge organized by Kornilov saved the day;
6. February 1905: Promoted to Colonel/Полковник;
7. 1 April 1907-24 February 1911: Military attaché to China/Военный атташе в Китае;
8. December 1912: Promoted to General-Major/Генерал-майор;
9. WW1: Commander 48th Infantry Division subordinate to 8th Army under Gen. Aleksei Alekseyevich Brusilov/Алексе́й Алексе́евич Бруси́лов (1853-1926);
10. WW1: 26 August 1914 Promoted to General-Lieutenant/Генерал-лейтенант;
11. WW1: April 1915 Wounded;
12. WW1: August 1914-April 1915 Captured at the Dukla Pass, Carpathians P.O.W.;
13. WW1: April 1915-June 1916 Transferred to Austrian P.O.W. camp. Escaped disguised as an Austrian officer.
14. WW1: June 1916—April 1917: Commander 25th Rifle Corps;
15. WW1: March 1917—April 1917 Commander Petrograd Military District;
16. WW1: 24 April—8 July 1917 Commander 8th Army;
17. WW1: 30 June 1917 Promoted to General of Infantry/Генерал от инфантерии;
18. WW1: 19 May 1917 Formed the 1st Volunteer Shock Detachment subordinate to 8th Army commanded by Capt Mitrofan Osipovich Nezhentsev/Митрофа́н О́сипович Не́женцев (1886-1918);
19. WW1: 8 July 1917-19 July 1917 Commander Southwest Front replacing Lt Gen Alexei Yevgenyevich Gutor/Алексе́й Евге́ньевич Гутор (1868-1938);
20. WW1: 19 July 1917-27 August 1917 Supreme Commander Russian forces;
21: WW1: 25 August 1918 In the Kornilov Affair/мятеж Корнилова he opposed the Kerensky provisional government, demanded Kerensky's resignation, and moved on Petrograd to restore order with the 3rd Cavalry Corps under Lt Gen Alexander Mikhailovich Krymov/Александр Михайлович Крымов.
22: WW1: 1 September 1917: Arrested and jailed in Bykhov/Быхов. Escaped.
23. Russian Civil War: 19 November 1917 Organizing the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия began.
24. Russian Civil War: 25 December 1917 Put in charge of Volunteer Army organization, equipment, training under Gen Mikhail Vasilyevich Alekseyev/Михаил Васильевич Алексеeв (1857-1918).
Killed 31 March 1918 O.S. 13 April 1918 N.S. during the unsuccessful siege of Ekatorinodar/Yekatorinodar/Екатеринодар (renamed Krasnodar/Краснодар 7 December 1920).
Buried in a zinc coffin 1 April 1918 O.S. 14 April 1918 N.S. 2pm in Гначбау/Gnachbau aka Гнадау/Gnadau aka Гнаденау/Gnadenau aka Течбау/Techbau, an ethnic German Mennonite colony. The place does not appear on any maps, but it was described as being 40 miles from Yekatorinodar. It was part of the village of Novovelichkovskoy aka Novovelichkovski, Kuban. Najdorf and Dolinovskoye/долиновское probably occupy the spot today.
On 2 April 1918 O.S. 15 April 1918 N.S. the body was dug up and burned on a rubbish heap by the Reds.
AWARDS
Order of St Ann 2nd class/ордена Святой Анны 2-й степени;
Knight of the Order of St George 3rd and 4th classes/Кавалер орденов Святого Георгия 3-й и 4-й степеней;
Winner of St George's Arms/обладатель Георгиевского оружия;
Order of St Stanislav 3rd class/ордена Святого Станислава 3-й степени;
Posthumous badge of the 1st Kuban (Ice) Campaign/Знака 1-го Кубанского (Ледяного) похода (посмертно).
Infantry general, military intel officer, patriot, monarchist, anti-Communist, explorer. Hero of the Russo-Japanese War and WW1. Named supreme commander of the Russian Army in August 1917. Organizer of the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия 1917-1920 in south Russia during the Russian Civil War (his subordinates were Anton Ivanovich Denikin/Антон Иванович Деникин (1872-1947), Pyotr Nikolayevich Vrangel/Пётр Николаевич Врангель (1878-1928) and Vladimir Zenonovich (Zinovyevich) May-Mayevski/Владимир Зенонович (Зиновьевич) Май-Маевский (1867-1920).
The Kornilov family is believed to have moved to Siberia from Ermak/Yermak.
Son of Хорунжий (A Cossack rank) (alternate rank: младший урядник, roughly a corporal equivalent) Georgi Nikolayevich Kornilov/Егор (Георгий) Николаевич Корнилов (?-1906), 7th Siberian Cossack regiment, HQs Kokchetav/Кокчетав (Kokshetau (Kazakh: Көкшетау / Kökşetaw/كٶكشەتاۋ). Georgi's father was an interpreter for the Cossacks in Karkaralinsk/Каркаралинск (aka Karkaraly (Kazakh: Қарқаралы) or Karkaraly). In 1869 Georgy Kornilov was appointed clerk at the city police in Ust-Kamenogorsk, a good salary and bought a small house on the bank of the Irtysh River, where Lavr was born. In 1878 he made officer.
His mother was Maria Ivanovna Kornilova/Мария Ивановна Корниловa from Argyn-Karakesk/Аргын-Каракесек (Lat 49.7833°, Long 77.7333°) Kazakhstan. She and Georgi married when she was 17.
PERSONNEL FILE
1. 1889: Graduated with honors from the Siberian Cadet Corps, Omsk/Сибирский кадетский корпус в Омскe;
2. 1889-1892: Graduated from the Mikhailov Artillery School/Михайловское артиллерийское училище;
3. 1898: Graduated with gold medal from the Nikolayev General Staff Academy/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
4. 1889-1904: Staff officer, Turkestan Military District/с золотой медалью Николаевскую академию Генерального штаба;
5. 1904-1905: Russo-Japanese War: Staff officer, 1st Rifle Brigade/штаб-офицер 1-й стрелковой бригады. During the retreat from Mukden, his brigade was surrounded. A daring bayonet charge organized by Kornilov saved the day;
6. February 1905: Promoted to Colonel/Полковник;
7. 1 April 1907-24 February 1911: Military attaché to China/Военный атташе в Китае;
8. December 1912: Promoted to General-Major/Генерал-майор;
9. WW1: Commander 48th Infantry Division subordinate to 8th Army under Gen. Aleksei Alekseyevich Brusilov/Алексе́й Алексе́евич Бруси́лов (1853-1926);
10. WW1: 26 August 1914 Promoted to General-Lieutenant/Генерал-лейтенант;
11. WW1: April 1915 Wounded;
12. WW1: August 1914-April 1915 Captured at the Dukla Pass, Carpathians P.O.W.;
13. WW1: April 1915-June 1916 Transferred to Austrian P.O.W. camp. Escaped disguised as an Austrian officer.
14. WW1: June 1916—April 1917: Commander 25th Rifle Corps;
15. WW1: March 1917—April 1917 Commander Petrograd Military District;
16. WW1: 24 April—8 July 1917 Commander 8th Army;
17. WW1: 30 June 1917 Promoted to General of Infantry/Генерал от инфантерии;
18. WW1: 19 May 1917 Formed the 1st Volunteer Shock Detachment subordinate to 8th Army commanded by Capt Mitrofan Osipovich Nezhentsev/Митрофа́н О́сипович Не́женцев (1886-1918);
19. WW1: 8 July 1917-19 July 1917 Commander Southwest Front replacing Lt Gen Alexei Yevgenyevich Gutor/Алексе́й Евге́ньевич Гутор (1868-1938);
20. WW1: 19 July 1917-27 August 1917 Supreme Commander Russian forces;
21: WW1: 25 August 1918 In the Kornilov Affair/мятеж Корнилова he opposed the Kerensky provisional government, demanded Kerensky's resignation, and moved on Petrograd to restore order with the 3rd Cavalry Corps under Lt Gen Alexander Mikhailovich Krymov/Александр Михайлович Крымов.
22: WW1: 1 September 1917: Arrested and jailed in Bykhov/Быхов. Escaped.
23. Russian Civil War: 19 November 1917 Organizing the Volunteer Army/Добровольческая армия began.
24. Russian Civil War: 25 December 1917 Put in charge of Volunteer Army organization, equipment, training under Gen Mikhail Vasilyevich Alekseyev/Михаил Васильевич Алексеeв (1857-1918).
Killed 31 March 1918 O.S. 13 April 1918 N.S. during the unsuccessful siege of Ekatorinodar/Yekatorinodar/Екатеринодар (renamed Krasnodar/Краснодар 7 December 1920).
Buried in a zinc coffin 1 April 1918 O.S. 14 April 1918 N.S. 2pm in Гначбау/Gnachbau aka Гнадау/Gnadau aka Гнаденау/Gnadenau aka Течбау/Techbau, an ethnic German Mennonite colony. The place does not appear on any maps, but it was described as being 40 miles from Yekatorinodar. It was part of the village of Novovelichkovskoy aka Novovelichkovski, Kuban. Najdorf and Dolinovskoye/долиновское probably occupy the spot today.
On 2 April 1918 O.S. 15 April 1918 N.S. the body was dug up and burned on a rubbish heap by the Reds.
AWARDS
Order of St Ann 2nd class/ордена Святой Анны 2-й степени;
Knight of the Order of St George 3rd and 4th classes/Кавалер орденов Святого Георгия 3-й и 4-й степеней;
Winner of St George's Arms/обладатель Георгиевского оружия;
Order of St Stanislav 3rd class/ордена Святого Станислава 3-й степени;
Posthumous badge of the 1st Kuban (Ice) Campaign/Знака 1-го Кубанского (Ледяного) похода (посмертно).
Inscription
(Orthodox or Byzantine or Russian Orthodox Cross, also known as the Suppedaneum cross)
здесь погиб
генерал
лавр георгиевич
корнилов
1919 г
31 марта
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