Minsk Suvorov Military School

Suvorovite Chernenko
Авторы: Suvorovite Alekseev

Vice-sergeant Khozyanin
Руководитель: T.N.Melnik

Minsk 2009

the family of an officer
He joined the army in 1742

as a private. At the age of 24 he became an officer.

He decided to become a military man. But he was not a strong boy and began to prepare himself for the service in the army.

campaign (1799)
Swiss campaign (1799)

began the storm of the fortress. There were 45.000 Turks

in the fortress when the Russian army was 30.000 men strong. It was a server battle.

(Cassano d'Adda, Trebbia, Novi). This reduced the French government to

desperate straits and drove every French soldier from Italy

by Emperor Paul to transfer his troops to Switzerland, where

they came under the command of the incompetent Alexander Korsakov, who was defeated by Andre Massena at the Second Battle of Zurich.

his way through the snow-capped Alps his army was checked

but never defeated.

Swiss campaign

in all of Russian history

Suvorov’s Swiss campaign was the triumph

of the Russian army and Suvorov military strategy.

of War", in which he gave the main principles of

troop training.

Moscow
Monument in Sevastopol

of Suvorov

Suvorov monument in the Swiss Alps
Suvorov Memorial Museum

in Saint Petersburg

Suvorov Museum in Kobryn

Suvorov

schools were named after Suvorov the Suvorov Schools.

Minsk Suvorov Military

School

In St. Petersburg

In Yekaterinburg

decision of the Soviet Government

A.V. Suvorov?
2. How well was he educated.?
5. When was he

born?
4. Into what family was he born?
5. What did Suvorov work hard to prepare himself?
6. What did he show great interest in?
7. What regiment did he join in 1747?
6. What rank was he promoted to?
9. What did he take part in?
10. When was he appointed commander of the Astrachan Regiment?
11. Against whom did he successfully direct operations?

did the Russian troops surround and destroy?
14. To what rank

was Suvorov promoted for his military skill?
15. What book did A.V. Suvorov write?
16. What principles did he describe in his book?
17. What did the Russian soldiers under Suvorov display?
18. What campaign was the triumph of Suvorov military strategy?
19. What title did Suvorov receive?
20. How old was Suvorov when he died?
21. What order did the Soviet Government establish in honor of the great military leader?
22. What schools were established during the Great Patriotic War?
23. Who studies and receives education there?
24. After whom were these schools named?

wars against Turkey for the ___ to the Black Sea.
2).

It was very important for Russia to ___ the fortress Ismail.
3). In 1790 Suvorov ___ Commander-in-chief of the Russian army.
4). Suvorov studied the terrain and the condition of the enemy ___ .
5). Suvorov determined the place where to strike the main ___ on the enemy.
6). The Russian field artillery ___ down the streets of the fortress.
7). By the evening all ___ was crushed and Russia ___ the great victory.

of France.
2). In 1799 Russia waged a war against revolutionary

France in coalition with Austria, England, Turkey.
3). The Austrian command decided to transform Suvorov from Italy to Switzerland to join the Russian Army under the command of general Rimski – Korsakov.
4). The Austrian command transformed Suvorov’s army to fight the French army 80.000 men strong.
5). The Sea Gotard crossing was the longest but the easiest crossing.
6). To be in time with the help to Rimski – Korsakov army Suvorov had to hurry and chose the shortest but the most difficult crossing.

was not bad.
8). The weather was cold and severe with

strong wind and rain.
9). The Russian army was ready to this march. The government sent ammunition and provision to our army.
10). After the battles in Italy the soldiers were exhausted, they had no clothing and provision, had no ammunition.
11). The armies of coalition acted in close cooperation with Suvorov’s army.
12). The commanders of the Austrian army didn’t help our army, they decided and betrayed Suvorov all the t???
13). The Russian soldiers rushed into attack and pressed the French army to The Devil Bridge.
14). This campaign showed the great spirit of the Russian soldiers and the brilliand command of their leader.