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Azov Infantry Regiment; 3rd Jaeger Regiment

6th Field Artillery Brigade: Lieutenant-Colonel Schulmann

6th Heavy and 11th Light batteries

21st Infantry Division: Major-General N. I. Demidov

1st Brigade: Colonel A. T. Maslov

Petrovsk Infantry Regiment; Podolia Infantry Regiment

2nd Brigade: Colonel Baron F. F. von Rosen

Neva Infantry Regiment; Lithuania Infantry Regiment

3rd Brigade: Colonel F. E. Knipper

2nd and 44th Jaeger regiments

21st Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Hune

21st Heavy and 40th Light batteries

25th Infantry Division: Major-General P. Ia. Bashutsky

1st Brigade: Colonel A. E. Peucher

1st Marine Regiment; 2nd Marine Regiment

2nd Brigade: Colonel M. F. Naumov

3rd Marine Regiment; Voronezh Infantry Regiment

3rd Brigade: Colonel A. I. Wedermeier

31st and 47th Jaeger regiments

25th Field Artillery Brigade: Colonel Argun

Cavalry: 27th Cavalry Brigade: Major-General I. I. Alekseev

Finland Dragoon Regiment; Mitau Dragoon Regiment; 3 Don Cossack regiments

First Reserve Corps: Lieutenant-General Baron E. I. Muller-Zakomelsky

27 reserve (i.e. second) battalions and 33 reserve cavalry squadrons

Second Reserve Corps: Lieutenant-General F. F. Oertel

18 reserve (i.e. second) battalions and 6 reserve squadrons; 3 Don Cossack regiments

Bobruisk Detachment: Major-General G. A. Ignatev

12 reserve (i.e. second) battalions; 1 pioneer and 2 miner companies

Smolensk Reserve Corps: Major-General Baron F. F. von Winzengerode

27 recruit depot (i.e. fourth) battalions; 12 recruit depot squadrons

2nd Reserve Artillery Brigade: Colonel Matsylev

46th and 51st Heavy, 59th, 60th, 61st and 62nd Light and 20th and 24th Horse Artillery batteries

Kaluga Reserve Corps: General M. A. Miloradovich

42 recruit depot (i.e. fourth) battalions; 18 recruit depot squadrons

Appendix 2

Russian Army Corps at the beginning of the autumn 1813 campaign*

Army of Bohemia

Army Corps of General Count Peter von Wittgenstein: 43 battalions, 19 squadrons, 4 Cossack regiments, 92 guns: total strength = 31,913 men

First Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Prince Andrei I. Gorchakov

5th Infantry Division: Major-General V. P. Mezentsev

Brigade: Perm Infantry Regiment; Mogilev Infantry Regiment

Brigade: Kaluga Infantry Regiment; Sevsk Infantry Regiment; Grand Duchess Catherine’s Battalion

Brigade: 23rd and 24th Jaeger regiments

14th Infantry Division: Major-General Gothard von Helfreich

Brigade: Tenge Infantry Regiment; Estland Infantry Regiment

Brigade: 25th and 26th Jaeger regiments

3rd Heavy and 6th and 7th Light Artillery batteries

Second Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Prince Eugen of Wurttemberg

3rd Infantry Division: Major-General Prince I. L. Shakhovskoy

Brigade: Murom Infantry Regiment; Reval Infantry Regiment

Brigade: Chernigov Infantry Regiment; Selenginsk Infantry Regiment

Brigade: 20th and 21st Jaeger regiments

4th Infantry Division: Major-General D. I. Pyshnitsky

Brigade: Tobolsk Infantry Regiment; Volhynia Infantry Regiment

Brigade: Kremenchug Infantry Regiment; Minsk Infantry Regiment

Brigade: 4th and 34th Jaeger regiments

5th Heavy and 13th and 27th Light batteries

1st Hussar Division: Lieutenant-General Count Peter von der Pahlen

Grodno, Sumi, Olviopol and Lubny Hussar regiments