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  1. Prince Pavel Rafailovich Bermondt-Avalov (Russian: Павел Рафаилович Бермондт-Авалов) or Prince Avalov (16 March [O.S. 4 March] 1877 – 27 December 1973) was a Russian Imperial officer and a Cossack adventurer-warlord.

    • 1901–1921
  2. Pável Bermondt-Avalov; Información personal; Nombre en ruso: Павел Рафаилович Авалов-Бермондт: Nacimiento: 4 de marzo de 1877 jul. Tiflis (Imperio ruso) Fallecimiento: 27 de enero de 1974 Nueva York (Estados Unidos) Nacionalidad: Rusa: Información profesional; Ocupación: Señor de la guerra y escritor: Lealtad ...

    • Rusa
    • Павел Рафаилович Авалов-Бермондт
  3. In Baltic states: Latvian liberation. …an obscure White Russian adventurer, Pavel Bermondt-Avalov. On October 8, 1919, Bermondt-Avalovs forces attacked the Latvian army and pushed into the suburbs of Riga. Simultaneously, in an effort to establish communications with Germany, his army moved into western Lithuania.

  4. Pável Rafálovich Bermon (d)t-Aválov (Avalishvili) (del ruso: Павел Рафалович Бермон (д)т-Авалов): Павел Рафалович Бермон (д)т-Авалов; 4 de marzo de 1877 - 27 de enero de 1974) [ cita requerida] fue un Cosaco del Ussuri y un señor de la guerra.

  5. Gen. Pavel Bermondt-Avalov. Gen. Rüdiger von der Goltz. Insignia. Army Flag. The West Russian Volunteer Army [a] or Bermontians [b] was a pro-German military formation in Latvia and Lithuania during the Russian Civil War from November 1918 to December 1919.

    • 1918–20
    • 50,000
  6. The Battle of Radviliškis (Lithuanian: Radviliškio kautynės) was fought between the Lithuanian Armed Forces and the Western Russian Volunteer Army, also known as Bermontians, a pro-German military formation, commanded by Pavel Bermondt-Avalov near the city of Radviliškis as part of the Lithuanian Wars of Independence.

  7. complicated by the presence of the monarchist, anti-Bolshevik forces of Pavel Bermondt-Avalov (Па́вел Бе́рмон(д)т-Ава́лов), German volunteers, Estonian, Lithuanian, and Polish troops, the Entente’s military specialists, volunteers from other European countries, and, finally, “green” peasant groups.