Michail Tuchatjevskij
Also known as Mikhail Nikolayevich Tukhachevsky
Marshal of the Soviet Union (1893—1937)
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Mikhail Tukhachevsky was a high-ranking Soviet military commander who rose to the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union before his death in 1937. He matters historically because his fate reflects the deadly purges that Soviet leader Stalin carried out against the military leadership during the 1930s.
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Michail Nikolajevitj Tuchatjevskij (ryska Михаил Николаевич Тухачевский), född 16 februari 1893 i Alexandrovskoje, Guvernementet Smolensk, död 12 juni 1937 i Moskva, var en sovjetisk militär, som var chef för Röda armén från 1925 till 1928. Han utnämndes till marskalk av Sovjetunionen år 1935. Tuchatjevskij betraktas som en stor militärbegåvning.Han hamnade dock i onåd hos Stalin och avrättades den 12 juni 1937.
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