A Cadet corps (Russian: Кадетский корпус, romanized: Kadetskiy korpus), historically an admissions-based all-boys military cadets school, prepared boys to become commissioned officers in Imperial Russia. Boys entered a cadet corps between the ages of 8 and 15.
Empress Anna Ivanovna founded the first cadet corps in Saint Petersburg, Russian Empire, in 1731. The term of education was seven years. All instructors had a military rank; they taught a full program of military preparation. In 1766 Catherine the Great's educational reforms broadened the curriculum to include the sciences, philosophy, ethics, history, and international law.
A graduate from the corps became a junker and had prime candidacy for a military career.
The "Cadet Roll Call", a White emigre cadet periodical from the 1950s.
Many cadets who escaped alive formed cadet corps in other countries, most notably at Bela Crkva in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, where they received the patronage of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia (reigned 1921–1934) - himself a former pupil in the Saint Petersburg Page Corps.
During World War II a number of White émigré ex-cadets joined the Axis-sponsored Russian Corps (founded in 1941) in Yugoslavia and the Guard of the general A.A.Vlasow (ROA), seeing it as a means of continuing the battle against the Bolshevik régime.
After World War II ended in 1945, with the emigration of cadets to the United States, Canada, Argentina, and Australia, White émigré cadet corps ceased to function. A cadet union was formed[by whom?] to unite the graduates of the cadet corps.
After the fall of the USSR in 1991, cadet corps were re-established in Russia by veterans of the armed forces and descendants of cadet corps graduates. These now educate both boys and girls, with several units named after Soviet Great Patriotic War heroes as well as after Russian military heroes through the centuries. These Cadet Corps and Cadet Schools, found in various Russian cities, aim towards preparing children for service not just in the Russian Armed Forces but also in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the National Guard of Russia, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Investigative Committee of Russia and the Federal Security Service (FSB). One cadet corps prepares teens for service in the Ministry of Justice; the Moscow Diplomatic Cadet Corps educates those inclined towards future careers in the diplomatic services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Traditionally, the Ground Forces-affiliated cadets use the regular army field uniform, but with the own sleeve insignias and the letters "KK" on the shoulder boards, but dress uniforms differ.[1] There are also Cossack cadet corps in existence as well.
Cadets educational establishments in the USSR and Russia
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For other uses see Cadet Corps disambiguation This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Cadet Corps Russia news newspapers books scholar JSTOR September 2018 Learn how and when to remove this template message A Cadet corps Russian Kadetskij korpus romanized Kadetskiy korpus historically an admissions based all boys military cadets school prepared boys to become commissioned officers in Imperial Russia Boys entered a cadet corps between the ages of 8 and 15 Female cadets of the Moscow National Pensions School Cadet Corps during the 2015 Moscow Victory Day Parade Contents 1 History 2 Modern era 3 Cadets educational establishments in the USSR and Russia 3 1 Mainstream corps 3 2 Cossack corps 3 3 Other corps 4 See also 5 ReferencesHistory EditEmpress Anna Ivanovna founded the first cadet corps in Saint Petersburg Russian Empire in 1731 The term of education was seven years All instructors had a military rank they taught a full program of military preparation In 1766 Catherine the Great s educational reforms broadened the curriculum to include the sciences philosophy ethics history and international law A graduate from the corps became a junker and had prime candidacy for a military career During the October Revolution and the 1917 1923 Russian Civil War cadets and junkers largely supported the anti bolshevik White movement Distinguish the military cadets of this era from the members of the Constitutional Democratic Party known from its initials KD as Kadets The Constitutional Democratic Party also opposed Bolshevism A small portion of cadets succeeded in evacuating with the White Army towards the end of Russian Civil War to western countries The Cadet Roll Call a White emigre cadet periodical from the 1950s Many cadets who escaped alive formed cadet corps in other countries most notably at Bela Crkva in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia where they received the patronage of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia reigned 1921 1934 himself a former pupil in the Saint Petersburg Page Corps During World War II a number of White emigre ex cadets joined the Axis sponsored Russian Corps founded in 1941 in Yugoslavia and the Guard of the general A A Vlasow ROA seeing it as a means of continuing the battle against the Bolshevik regime After World War II ended in 1945 with the emigration of cadets to the United States Canada Argentina and Australia White emigre cadet corps ceased to function A cadet union was formed by whom to unite the graduates of the cadet corps Modern era Edit The Moscow Suvorov Military School After the fall of the USSR in 1991 cadet corps were re established in Russia by veterans of the armed forces and descendants of cadet corps graduates These now educate both boys and girls with several units named after Soviet Great Patriotic War heroes as well as after Russian military heroes through the centuries These Cadet Corps and Cadet Schools found in various Russian cities aim towards preparing children for service not just in the Russian Armed Forces but also in the Ministry of Internal Affairs the National Guard of Russia the Ministry of Emergency Situations the Investigative Committee of Russia and the Federal Security Service FSB One cadet corps prepares teens for service in the Ministry of Justice the Moscow Diplomatic Cadet Corps educates those inclined towards future careers in the diplomatic services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Traditionally the Ground Forces affiliated cadets use the regular army field uniform but with the own sleeve insignias and the letters KK on the shoulder boards but dress uniforms differ 1 There are also Cossack cadet corps in existence as well Cadets educational establishments in the USSR and Russia Edit A memorial for fallen Cadets in Nanuet NY Mainstream corps Edit Suvorov Military School Nakhimov Naval School Ministry of Defense of Russia Girls Boarding School Kronstadt Sea Cadet Corps Moscow National Guard Presidential Cadets School Moscow National Pensions School Cadet Corps Moscow Cadet Corps of the Investigative Committee of RussiaCossack corps Edit Astrakhan Cossack Cadet Corps Shakhty Cossack Cadet Corps Aksanskiy Cossack Cadet Corps Aksai Cossack Cadet Corps Novorossiysk Cossack cadet corps Crimean Cossack Cadet Corps Kuban Cossack Cadet Corps Yeysk Cossack Cadet Corps 2 Other corps Edit Saint Petersburg Rocket Artillery Cadet Corps St Petersburg Cadet Corps Krasnoyarsk Cadet Corps Governor s Cadet Boarding School of the Ministry of Emergencies Kemerovo Siberian Aviation Cadet Corps named after Alexander Pokryshkin Novosibirsk Achinsk Cadet Corps Krasnoyarsk Territory Mountain Cadet Corps Ulan Ude Cadet Corps First Moscow Cadet Corps Military Space Peter the Great Cadet Corps St Petersburg Military Technical Cadet Corps Togliatti Pupils of Inmates Irkutsk Guards Cadet Corps of Strategic Missile Forces Voronezh Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich Cadet Corps Moscow Justice Cadet Corps Moscow Cadet Corps named after Marshal Zhukov Karelian Cadet Corps named after Alexander Nevsky Ufa Airborne Cadet Corps named after Musa Gareev Don Emperor Alexander III Cadet Corps Novocherkassk Moscow Cadet Music Corps St Petersburg Cadet Course of the Federal Protective ServiceSee also EditPage Corps Russia Sea Cadet Corps Russia Military education in the Soviet Union Military academies in RussiaReferences Edit https paris1814 com tankmuseum russian cadet Cadet uniform and insignias Transferable Presidential banner presented to top performing Cossack Cadet Corps President of Russia Retrieved 2020 11 13 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cadet Corps Russia amp oldid 1131234240, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
