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Alexander Yegorov

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Because of his old connections to Stalin and Budyonny, Yegorov seemed to be safe from the wave of arrests that swept through the Red Army in 1937 as Great Purge gathered pace. He was officially listed as one of the judges at Tukhachevsky's trial in June 1937. But at the end of 1937 he was demoted to Commander, Transcaucasian military district, and was arrested in February 1938 and his military writings banned. Yegorov died in prison.

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A few Stalin Parodies

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Vorobyov Aleksandr Petrovich

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Stalin Parodies

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Alexander Yegorov

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Being Tukhachevsky's friend

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Yegorov in the Stalin Parodies

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Stalin, Tukhachevsky, Budyonny, Yezhov, etc.

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Marshal of the Soviet Union

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Hitler, Fegelein, Gaddafi, Khamis, etc.

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1939-02-22

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Chief of General Staff

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Alexander Ilych Yegorov

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Buzuluk, Russian Empire 1883-10-13

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Because of his old connections to Stalin and Budyonny, Yegorov seemed to be safe from the wave of arrests that swept through the Red Army in 1937 as Great Purge gathered pace. He was officially listed as one of the judges at Tukhachevsky's trial in June 1937. But at the end of 1937 he was demoted to Commander, Transcaucasian military district, and was arrested in February 1938 and his military writings banned. Yegorov died in prison.