2nd Caucasus Cossack Division

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The 2nd Caucasus Cossack Division was a Cossack Division of the Imperial Russian Army before and during World War I.

2nd Caucasus Cossack Division
Active	1914
Allegiance	Russian Empire
Branch	Imperial Russian Army

Commanders

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1879–1881: Ivane Amilakhvari
1903: Ivan Makarovich Orbeliani
1906–1907: Maksud Alihhanov-Avarski
1910–1912: Sergey N Fleisher
1912–1916: Dmitry Abatsiyev

Chiefs of Staff

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1904–1907: NI Arapov
1907–1909: Vladimirov
1909–1915: Jewgienij Lebiedinski
1915–1916: Pavel Chatilov
1916–1917: Sergey Markov

External links

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2-я Кавказская казачья дивизия, Regiment.ru

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