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Sergey Ottovich Rosentreter (standing) is an ethnic German. In 1915, after completing an accelerated course, he was promoted to the rank of Ensign. He was a pilot-observer. Karl Vladislavovich (Vilgelmovich) Khlyupko is sitting at the table. He was from Suvalki. He was a reserve Ensign. He graduated from the Aviation Officer School in Sevastopol. Both pilots went missing in December 1915. Captured in Austria since 03.01.1916.
Suspected by the counterintelligence of the South-Western Front of espionage in favor of Austria-Hungary.
Khlyupko was Identified by a photograph in the company with Austrian officers, acting commander of the 23rd Corps Aviation Detachment Lieutenant Kalashnikov, personally acquainted with Khlyupko on service in the 18th Corps Aviation Detachment, as well as officers of the 15th Sandomir Cavalry Regiment Stanishevsky and Radzevich.

Read in the poster from left to right:

I am a Bolshevik

I am a Bolshevik because I left the front and sold Russia to the Germans.
I am a Bolshevik because I took the last cow from the peasants and gave the land to the committees of the poor, which are run by the most incompetent landowners, and ordered the rest of the peasants to listen to this poors.
I am a Bolshevik because I fired the engineers, stopped the factories, left tens of thousands of workers without jobs, and forced everyone to starve and go naked.
I am a Bolshevik because I have desecrated the churches of God and I do not allow anyone to pray.
I am a Bolshevik because I recognize only the Bolsheviks, and I kill all the others, including the Mensheviks, Socialist Revolutionaries, peasants, and officers.
I am a Bolshevik because, like a robber in the night, I need anarchy and arbitrariness.

I am a Volunteer

I am a Volunteer because I have given my youth and I am shedding my blood for the power and greatness of United and Indivisible Russia.
I am a Volunteer because I am giving land to all the peasants, the true workers, so that every peasant will be the full and eternal master of his own piece.
I am a Volunteer because I stand for the restoration of factories and plants, and I want to make sure that no one can offend a worker.
I am a Volunteer because I want everyone to have the freedom to believe in their own God and pray as they see fit.
I am a Volunteer because I do not execute the Red Army soldiers I am currently fighting, but instead take them prisoner.
I am a Volunteer because I need order, justice, and peaceful, honest work as much as a bird needs air.

At the very bottom of the poster:
Who are you, a Bolshevik or a Volunteer?
Come on, who's still honest — respond!

A poem written on a photograph:

Greetings, Mother dear! A pause now I take.
How lovely the autumn dawn’s gentle wake..
They call me a boy,
though my years are more than twenty

You know, Mother!
I long for Nastya’s face
My sister will soon wear a bridal embrace.
May God grant her health, happiness, and grace!
And may fortune smile on her every place.

Remember, Mom! Before his death
Father repeated: «Forget about peace!»
And now, in this evil whirlwind,
Everyone has chosen their own path.

Believe me, Mom! We will meet soon
I see this day clearly.
We will defeat the Bolshevik pack!
Denikin is leading us to Moscow.

(From a letter written by Alexey Trofimov, a soldier in the Volunteer Army, to his mother)
(As Denikin approached Moscow, he was stopped. October proved to be a fatal month for the general and the White Army. It also proved to be a fatal month for A. Trofimov, who died in early November near Mtsensk. The fate of his mother and sister was also tragic. In 1920, they were arrested and sent to a correctional camp, where they died from illness, starvation, and overwork.)

The regiment was formed in 1927 from Russian emigrants (Cossacks of the Far Eastern Cossack Group of General F.L. Glebov) as a Russian detachment of 2 companies as part of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps, which guarded the European population of Shanghai. It was subordinate to the Municipal Council of the International Settlement of Shanghai, and its members had ranks in the British service. Two companies were on permanent duty, receiving salaries, while the 3rd company was a volunteer unit that was called up for training exercises. In 1932, it was expanded into a regiment (4 companies, including 1 volunteer company). In 1941, it was transformed into the Separate Russian Detachment of the Shanghai Municipal Police. It existed until the end of 1947.

In September 1914, he received a concussion.
Knight of the Order of St. George, 4th class. (EP dated 06/10/1916) - To Sergei Danilov, 4th scooter Company, for being a Second Lieutenant of the 146th tiny Tsaritsyn regiment, commanding in battle on August 21, 1914 at the height of "107.5" near the village of Sivalki, close to the Move, the 6th company of this regiment, despite a leg wound, showing an example of selfless courage And with Dedication, with strong and Effective artillery, rifle and machine-gun fire, he brought the company to Bayonet charge, swiftly rushed at its head to the Enemy trenches, captured them and captured two machine guns after the battle and took 11 Officers and over 300 lower officials..
On 02.03.1916, he was transferred to the 4th Self-Propelled Company.

On 09.07.1916, he was transferred from the 4th Self-Propelled Company back to the 146th Tsaritsyn Infantry Regiment.

On 31.05.1917, he was promoted to LieutenantParticipant of the Great Patriotic War. 13th Rifle Division, Division Engineer. Wounded in September 1941.

Danilov S.I. died in Leningrad on 29.04.1951. Buried at the Serafimovskoye Cemeteryrity from May 1, 1916.

In the Red Army since 05.10.1919. Participant of the Civil War. In the cadet detachment against Yudenich.

Participant of the Great Patriotic War. 13th Rifle Division, Division Engineer. Wounded in September 1941.

Danilov S.I. died in Leningrad on 29.04.1951. Buried at the Serafimovskoye Cemetery.

Baldwin (Boris) Pavlovich Hansen (1892-1941) stands at the cannon. During the Civil War, he served in the Red Army in the rear positions. He was mobilized with the rank of captain at the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. He died in October 1941 in the Zaporozhye region.

- Let's see, let's see what's new in the newspaper today.
- Aha! "Foreign governments demand that the Bolsheviks finally stop their propaganda"
- "The Red Terror in the Soviet Russia is still going on"
- "European politicians believe that the evolution of Soviet regime is near"
- "An agreement on the fight against the Bolsheviks between the leaders of different emigrant movements has not yet been reached, but it will certainly take place in the near future"...
- Allow me! This is a newspaper from 1920.
- Oh, damn it! I didn't even notice!

"An emigrant, S. B., known as an ardent anti-Bolshevik and an implacable enemy of the Soviet government, came to our editorial office and told us: "I completely agree with the leaders of the Communist Party." "How?" Are you? Are you? – We were surprised. "Yes, I am! – G. B. replied, – judge for yourself...""

Stalin: Trotsky is a scoundrel and a demagogue!
S.B: Is it possible not to agree with Comrade Stalin?

Trotsky: Stalin is a scoundrel and a brute
S.B: Isn't Comrade Trotsky right?

Rykov: Zinoviev is a rascal and a coward!
S.B: Isn't that the truth Comrade Rykov is speaking?

Zinoviev: Rykov is a fraud and scallywag!
S.B: Isn't Comrade Zinoviev expressing what we all think?

Bukharin: Radek is a thief and a swindler!
S.B: Is there really anything to object to what Comrade Bukharin is saying?

Radek: Bukharin is a scoundrel and a liar!
S.B: And can’t we applaud Comrade Radek?

A small spoiler: everyone mentioned in the cartoon was eliminated by Stalin during the Great Purge (Trotsky was dealt with only in 1940).