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		Aleksandr Vasiliyevich Kolchak (Александр Васильевич Колчак in Russian) (November 4 (November 16 NS), 1874 – February 7, 1920) was a Russian naval commander and later head of part of the anti-Bolshevik White forces during the Russian Civil War.
		Kolchak was a absolute supporter of the Allied cause against Germany, and initially hearing of the Bolshevik coup on November 7, 1917, he offered to enlist in the British Army to continue the struggle.
		Kolchak's good relations with General Knox meant that his forces were almost entirely armed, munitioned and uniformed by the British (up to August 1919 the British spent an official $239 million aiding the Whites, although Churchill disputed this figure at the time as an "absurd exaggeration").
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		Aleksandr Vasilevich Kolchak (November 4, 1874 - February 7, 1920) was a Russian naval commander and later head of part of the anti-Bolshevik (White) forces during the Russian Civil War.
		Kolchak's good relations with General Knox meant that his forces were almost entirely armed, munitioned and uniformed by the British (up to August 1919 the British spent an official $239 million aiding the Whites, although Churchill disputed this figure at the time as an "absurb exaggeration").
		Kolchak had also aroused the dislike of potential allies including the Czecho-Slovak legion[?], who withdrew from the conflict in October 1918 but remained a presence, their new leader Maurice Janin[?] regarded Kolchak as an instrument of the British and was pro-SR.
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		Kolchak was a supporter of the Provisional Government and returned to Russia, through Vladivostok, in 1918.
		Kolchak could not count on Japanese aid either; they feared he would interfere with their occupation of Far Eastern Russia and refused him assistance, creating a 'buffer state' to the east of Lake Baikal under Cossack control.
		Kolchak was 'investigated' before a commission of five men from January 21 to February 6.
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		Aleksandr Vasiliyevich Kolchak (Александр Васильевич Колчак in Russian) (November 4 (November 16 NS), 1874 – February 7, 1920) was a Russian naval commander and later head of part of the anti-Bolshevik White forces during the Russian Civil War.
		Kolchak was a absolute supporter of the Allied cause against Germany, and intially hearing of the Bolshevik coup on November 7, 1917, he offered to enlist in the British Army to continue the struggle.
		The American commander personally disliked the Kolchak government, which he saw as royalist and autocratic, a view that was shared by the American President, Woodrow Wilson.
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	WWW Irkutsk: From the Sea to the River: Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak and the Russian Civil War (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Despite Kolchak's meetings with the Provisional Government and cooperation with the Sailor's Soviets, Bolshevik agitators and the continual strikes in the ship-building and repair yards finally took their toll and the fleet mutinied in June 1917, demanding that the officers be disarmed.
		Kolchak writes about "the terrifying burden of Supreme Power" and that he thought of himself as "a fighting man, reluctant to face the problems of state craft." Either way, the British knew about the coup and had given it their approval, provided there was no bloodshed.
		Not all the blame for the Kolchak government's inability to win the support of the people can be placed on the incompetence of government officials, the atrocities and violence of army officers, or even on the fact that regular army officers encouraged desertions by their degree of cruelty and summary justice to their own men.
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		Kolchak was a supporter of the (Click link for more info and facts about Provisional Government) Provisional Government and returned to Russia, through (A seaport in the Asian part of Russia) Vladivostok, in 1918.
		Kolchak had also aroused the dislike of potential allies including the (Click link for more info and facts about Czech Legion) Czech Legion and the (Click link for more info and facts about Polish 5th Rifle Division) Polish 5th Rifle Division.
		Kolchak could not count on Japanese aid either; they feared he would interfere with their occupation of Far Eastern Russia and refused him assistance, creating a 'buffer state' to the east of (Click link for more info and facts about Lake Baikal) Lake Baikal under Cossack control.
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		Kolchak assembled his crew on the deck and declaring that the demand that the officers be disarmed was a personal insult, Kolchak hurled his sword over the ships rail and into the sea ending his naval career and beginning a political career that he was not prepared nor equipped to succeed.
		Fleming writes that Kolchak considered the legions a spent force and that he did not consider the effects that had caused the legions to be exhausted and war weary.
		Kolchak’s lack of a clear military strategy and frequent reversals of tactics and especially continual changes in the chain of command maintained the army in a constant state of flux.
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		At first the White armies' advances from the south (under Anton Denikin), the northwest (under Nikolai Nikolaevich Yudenich) and the east (under Aleksandr Vasilevich Kolchak) were successful, pushing back the new Red Army and advancing towards Moscow.
		In November, General Mikhail Vasilevich Alekseev, the old tsarist Commander-in-Chief, began to organise a Volunteer Army (Добровольческая Армия;, Dobrovolcheskaya Armiya) in Novocherkassk; he was joined in December by Lavr Georgevich Kornilov, Denikin and a number of others.
		On November 18 a coup d'état established Kolchak as dictator.
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		Kolchak instituyó una dictadura militar resistente, encarcelando a sus opositores y forzar a los trabajadores que tenían socialised sus fábricas hacia fuera.
		Kolchak había puesto a alrededor 110.000 hombres en los revestimientos del campo áspero 95.000 tropas del bolshevik.
		Kolchak ' fue investigado ' ante una comisión de cinco hombres del de enero 21 al de febrero 6.
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		Kolchak's patriotism can be traced back to his childhood and a lifetime of duty to his country.
		If this is true, Kolchak had the army he needed to support him as dictator, and he was much more politically aware than some historians give him credit for.
		Kolchak's previous military background did not prepare him for what he was now doing.
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		Kolchak had also aroused the dislike of potential allies including the Czech Legion.
		When he heard of this on January 4, 1920, he announced his resignation, giving his office to Denikin and passing control of his remaining forces around Irkutsk to the ataman, G. Semyonov.
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