Zubov Biography of Nicholas G
Zubov, Nikolai Grigorievich (1885 – 1968) – Maj.-Gen. Kazak Novonikolayevsk village. Graduated from the Taganrog gymnasium and Alexander's military college. In 1906 released a lieutenant in the 5 th Don Cossack regiment. In the same regiment to the front during World War II. In 1916 – an army captain, "for distinguished service."
From April 1917 to February 1918 – The commander of hundreds of cadets in Novocherkassk Cossack military school. By order of General Ataman Kaledin with the cadets took part in disarming the infantry regiments in Hutynke in suppressing the uprising of the Bolsheviks in Rostov, and then in the battles on the outskirts of Novocherkassk against the Red Guards. Seriously ill and was unable to participate in the Steppenwolf hike Ataman General Popov.
Winter of 1918 hiding in Novocherkassk. Actively participated in the Pan Don uprising in the spring of 1918 with April 1918 was appointed commander of Krivlyanskogo Cossack regiment. April 23, 1918 participated with his regiment in the battle of Novocherkassk and took the building of the Pedagogical Institute and the Technological College. He was appointed commandant of the railway station area of Novocherkassk and remained in this position until May 20, 1918, when he was appointed commandant of the city of Taganrog.
Promoted to colonel on September 30, 1918, and Major Generals – November 23, 1919 In December 1919, together with the General Headquarters VSYUR left Taganrog, and together with the management of their commandant, arrived first at Novorossiysk, and then in Feodosia. In the Crimea – and. village chief Don reserve officer.
After the evacuation of the Crimea in November 1920 and stay on the island of Lemnos he moved to the Kingdom of C x C, where he was appointed head of Ataman's military college. In 1924, in connection with the dissolution of the school moved to France and worked in Paris taxi driver. Consisted the board Cossack Union and headed the Ataman of the school. He died in Paris on October 12, 1968 buried at the Russian cemetery Sainte-Genevieve-des-Bois.