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Inquiry Sumy regiment redirected here. You may have been looking for an article about another Sumy regiment. Sumy hussar regiment – formed in 1765 from the Sumy Sloboda Cossack Regiment. According to other sources, in 1764, two Pandur regiments, together with the Novomirgorod garrison and Serbian hussars, were reorganized into three settled cavalry regiments: the Black and Yellow hussars (that is, in Sumy hussar regiment) and Elisavetgrad pikinerny, as evidenced by the date on the regimental badge – 1651 (the formation of the Pandur regiments). Locations1820 – Velizh, Vitebsk province. As part of the 1st Hussar Division (commander – Major General Bezobrazov 1st, headquarters – Velizh).1856-1860 – Rossiens.1876-1909 – Moscow (Khamovniki barracks).Regiment history 04/19/1853 – Hussar Lieutenant General Count von der Palen regiment. In 1864, the regiment was named the 1st Sumy Hussar Adjutant General of Count von der Palen. In 1865 the Crown Prince of Denmark became the chief of the regiment. In 1882, the regiment became dragoon and received the name of the 3rd Dragoon by His Royal Highness Crown Prince of Denmark. In 1906 – 3rd Dragoon Sumy of His Majesty King Frederick VIII of Denmark. In 1911, the regiment had the name – 1st Sumy Hussar of His Majesty King Frederick VIII of Denmark. From May 11, 1912 – the 1st Sumy hussar, and from August of the same year – the 1st Sumy hussar of General Seslavin. Since 1875, the regiment was part of the 2nd brigade of the 1st Cavalry Division as part of the Grenadier Corps and lodged in the Khamovniki barracks in Moscow. The motive of the regimental march „Days of Our Life”, composed by the military conductor Lev Chernetsky, served as the basis for the famous song „A big Crocodile walked the streets …”. Until 1812, the dolman of the Sumy hussar regiment had a sandy yellow color with blue cuffs and a collar. After 1812, the dolman was gray with red cuffs and a collar. In 1907, the dolman was light blue. The regiment was disbanded in February 1918. 1914 uniformEncryption on shoulder strapsTunic General gusar uniform. Doloman, crown, valve – coat, greatcoat – light blue, shlyk, shoulder straps, barbarians, edging – scarlet, edging – yellow, device – gold Participation in the Russian Civil War Reborn in the Volunteer Army. In Odessa, in December 1918, a squadron of Sumy hussars was formed as part of the Consolidated Cavalry (from May 1, 1919 – the 3rd Cavalry) Regiment, which is part of the Separate Odessa Rifle Brigade of the Volunteer Army of the Odessa region. In March 1919, another squadron of the regiment was revived in Sevastopol. The Sumy people took part in the defense of Odessa in the spring of 1919, the Bredovsky campaign, and the of the Crimea in the fall of 1920. The main squadron of the regiment died on October 30, 1920 near the village of Mamut near Dzhankoy. The regiment’s officers also fought in the armies of Kolchak and Yudenich. In the battles of the Civil War, 19 Sumy officers were killed (for example, in the Great War – eight). Combat differencesRegimental Standard Georgievsky, with the inscriptions „In reward for excellent deeds rendered to the successfully completed company in 1814″ and „1651 – 1851″ with the Alexander commemorative ribbon, granted on May 23, 1826 and June 27, 1851;22 trumpets, with the inscription „Sumy regiment for the difference in the defeat and expulsion of the enemy from the borders of Russia in 1812″, granted on April 13, 1813;badges for hats, with the inscription „For Distinction”, were awarded on May 30, 1813 for exploits in the war with the French in 1812-14, especially in the battle of Leipzig;For the Polish company 1830 – 1831 the whole regiment received a special cross;Buttonholes for military distinction on the uniforms of headquarters and chief officers, assigned when the uniform was changed in 1882, instead of the Hussar cords of the Guards model, granted on April 11, 1879, for the difference in the War of 1877-78 on April 24, 1879Chefs11/29/1796 – 03/29/1799 – g-l. (from 20.03.1798 GKAV.) Shevich, Georgy Ivanovich03/29/1799 – 10/24/1799 – ym. Lykoshin, Osip Ivanovich10/24/1799 – 04/12/1800 – ym. Golovin, Alexander Illarionovich04/12/1800 – 10/21/1800 – g-l. Kologrivov, Andrey Semyonovich21.10.1800—01.12.1800 – plc. (from 05.11.1800) Glebov, Pyotr Fedorovich (Glebov-Streshnev)01.12.1800—20.03.1801 – g-l. gr. Zubov, Nikolay Alexandrovich 3rd03.20.1801 – 09.01.1814 – ym. (from 10.08.1812 g-l.) gr. von der Pahlen 3rd04/19/1853 – 04/25/1864 – Adjutant General Cavalry General Count von der Pahlen, Pyotr Petrovich05/22/1865 – 05/14/1912 – King of Denmark Frederick VIIICommanders09/17/1768 – 12/29/1773 – lieutenant colonel (from 07/08/1770 – colonel) Tutolmin, Timofey Ivanovichin 1797 – Colonel Izmailov, Lev Dmitrievich09/30/1798— 02/10/1799 – Colonel (from 09/30/1798 Major General) Obreskov, Nikolai Vasilievich 3rd02/10/1799 – 03/29/1799 – Major General Lykoshin, Osip Ivanovich08/31/1799 – 12/28/1799 – Colonel Khitrovo, Nikolai Fedorovich02/29/1800 – 08/28/1800 – Colonel Chaplygin, Nikanor Alexandrovich11/12/1800 – 12/01/1800 – Colonel Vyndomsky, Dmitry Fedorovich01.12.1800-27.12.1801 – Major General Glebov, Pyotr Fedorovich09.02.1802—20.05.1802 – Colonel Chalikov, Anton Stepanovich20.05.1802—04.08.1803 – Colonel Dorokhov, Ivan Semenovich30.01.1804—13.01.1808 – Colonel Ushakov, Alexey Alexandrovich02.17.1808-03.03.1810 – Colonel Baron Kreutz, Cyprian Antonovich04/16/1810 – 10/31/1812 – Colonel Kanchiyalov, Nikolai Alexandrovich10/31/1812 – 05/12/1815 – Colonel (from 11/19/1812 Adjutant Wing, from 09/15/1813 Major General) Seslavin, Alexander Nikitich07/01/1815 – 09/15/1819 – Colonel Pokrovsky, Evstafiy Kharitonovich23.10.1819—10.05.1828 – Colonel Ushakov, Ivan Mikhailovich1820 – Colonel Karpov06/25/1828 – 05/20/1833 – Colonel Artsyshevsky, Anton Kazimirovich05/20/1833 – 09/10/1835 – Colonel Kusovnikov, Alexey Mikhailovich10/17/1835 – 05/09/1844 – Colonel (from 09/08/1843 Major General) Oznobishin, Yuri Matveevich05/09/1844 – 01/14/1851 – Colonel Aderkas, Georgy Vasilievich01/14/1851 – 11/12/1854 – Colonel Stein11/12/1854 – 06/11/1862 – Colonel Gotsholk, Heinrich Ernstovich08/30/1862 – 04/02/1865 – Colonel Kopecky, Vasily Alexandrovich04/02/1865 – 02/26/1867 – Colonel (from 3.08.1874 Major General) Shukht, Alexander Ivanovich02/26/1867 – 08/30/1874 – Colonel Prince Kropotkin, Pyotr Nikolaevich08/30/1874 – 06/23/1875 – Colonel Zarzhetsky, Nikolai Vladislavlevich09.05-19.10.1874 – Acting Lieutenant Colonel Pese de Corval, Amedey Karlovich06/23/1875 – 06/17/1880 – Colonel Marquis de Traversay, Leonid Alexandrovich06/17/1880 – 08/30/1881 – Colonel Chervonny, Sergei Prokofievich08/30/1881 – 06/24/1890 – Colonel Klucky von Klugenau, Konstantin Frantsevich06/28/1890 – 04/15/1891 – Colonel Baranov, Pyotr Petrovich04/21/1891 – 03/14/1895 – Colonel Przhevlotsky, Konstantin Efimovich03/14/1895 – 06/24/1898 – Colonel Baron von der Ropp, Nikolai Vasilievich07.22.1898-22.02.1901 – Colonel Baron von Derfelden, Christopher Platonovich03/13/1901 – 01/24/1904 – Colonel Charpentier, Claes-Gustav-Robert R.02.02.1904—24.09.1905 – Adjutant Wing Colonel Petrovo-Solovovo, Boris Mikhailovich10/06/1905 – 05/21/1912 – Colonel Nilov, Ivan Dmitrievich06/11/1912 – 10/17/1915 – Colonel Groten, Pavel Pavlovich10/23/1915 – 09/10/1916 – Colonel Leontiev, Vladimir Alexandrovich09/30/1916 – 03/26/1917 – Colonel Zhukov, Vladimir Nikolaevich06/01/1917 – 02/02/1918 – Colonel Neyelov, Nikolai Nikolaevich