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General Mikhail Nikolayevich Kalnitsky: Activities in the Overseas Union of Russian Military Invalids

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This article is dedicated to General Mikhail Nikolayevich Kalnitsky (06.11.1870 — 29 [30].06.1961), a prominent figure in the Russian Abroad, the period of his activity in the Overseas Union of Russian Military Invalids and his active participation in the organisation of assistance to Russian military invalids. The General secured through the National Assembly the adoption of a law on state aid for Russian military invalids in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. He was the closest associate and assistant to General N. N. Baratov, chairman of the Overseas Union of Russian Military Invalids; and from 1929 was deputy chairman and head of finance of the Main Board of the Union. In 1932, M. N. Kalnitsky was elected chairman of the Union and remained its permanent head until 1961. The general successfully raised money for a fund to help Russian military invalids; he ran the Russian Disabled Person's Day, the publication of the newspaper Russian Disabled Person and many others.
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Title: General Mikhail Nikolayevich Kalnitsky: Activities in the Overseas Union of Russian Military Invalids
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This article is dedicated to General Mikhail Nikolayevich Kalnitsky (06.
11.
1870 — 29 [30].
06.
1961), a prominent figure in the Russian Abroad, the period of his activity in the Overseas Union of Russian Military Invalids and his active participation in the organisation of assistance to Russian military invalids.
The General secured through the National Assembly the adoption of a law on state aid for Russian military invalids in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
He was the closest associate and assistant to General N.
N.
Baratov, chairman of the Overseas Union of Russian Military Invalids; and from 1929 was deputy chairman and head of finance of the Main Board of the Union.
In 1932, M.
N.
Kalnitsky was elected chairman of the Union and remained its permanent head until 1961.
The general successfully raised money for a fund to help Russian military invalids; he ran the Russian Disabled Person's Day, the publication of the newspaper Russian Disabled Person and many others.

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