eight soldiers were in a company in india.
eight soldiers were in a company in india.
how many soldiers in a company in india?
eight
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on the morning of october 28, ryabtsev demanded that berzin surrender the kremlin, saying that the city is under their control. not knowing the actual situation and having no connection with the military revolutionary committee, berzin decided to surrender the kremlin [18]. the commander of the armored company of the 6th school of ensigns demanded that the soldiers of the 56th regiment surrender their weapons. the soldiers began to disarm and two companies of cadets entered the kremlin. according to the official soviet version, based on the stories of the surviving soldiers of the 56th regiment, after the captives surrendered their weapons, they were shot from small arms and machine guns trying to flee.on the morning of the 28th at 7 o'clock. comrade berzin collected us and said: ‘comrades, i received an ultimatum and went into meditation for 20 minutes. the whole city is controlled by the other side.’ left alone, isolated from the city, and not knowing what is happening outside the walls of the kremlin, we decided to surrender with comrade berezin. stole the machine guns to the arsenal, opened the gates and went to the barracks. in less than 30 minutes, an order was issued to go into the yard of the kremlin and line up. knowing nothing, we did so and saw that our "guests" came to us-the company of the cadets, the same armored cars that we did not let into the kremlin last night, and one three-inch gun. all were built up before us. we were ordered to settle in front of the district court. the junkers surrounded us with rifles at the ready. some of them occupied the barracks in the doors, in the windows, too. a machine gun crackled at us from the troitsky gate. we were in a panic. who rushed around. whoever wanted to go to the barracks, they were beaten by bayonets. some of us rushed to the school ensigns, and the ensigns threw a bomb. we found ourselves surrounded in a noose. a groan, the cries of our comrades wounded ... in 8 minutes, the massacre was over.according to another version, when the soldiers saw that only two companies of junkers had entered, they made an attempt to regain possession of their weapons, but this attempt failed, and many soldiers were killed or injured by machine-gun fire. according to the recollections of the junkers involved in the kremlin's seizure, the surrender of the kremlin was a tactical move in which the soldiers of the 56th regiment attempted to drive the junker companies into a trap, which resulted in mass slaughter:on the senate square was the whole regiment, in front of which was thrown a heap of weapons which they were handing over. in the barracks, i found a handful of soldiers, and, to my surprise, a lot of undiscarded weapons ... suddenly i heard shots; glancing out the window, i saw that the soldiers, as if they had been knocked down, were falling, and there was some kind of confusion in the square; because of this, [i] quit my occupation and with my people quickly ran to the square, but on the stairs many soldiers ran towards us. it turns out that the plan for the 56th regiment was as follows: letting a small number of junkers into the kremlin and, apparently, obeying them, at the signal to rush and destroy them; the soldiers who fled to meet us were supposed to pick up weapons in the barracks and attack the cadets. [...] when everything more or less calmed down, we went to the square; there were wounded and killed soldiers and a cadet [...] it turned out that when the 56th regiment made up of mainly cadets, and the shots that were fired from the barracks or the arsenal were fired into the cadets - this was the signal for the remaining in the barracks to begin shooting with retained rifles from the upper rooms into the cadets on the square, behind the pile of weapons. the soldiers we met on the stairs ran. in response, the cadets opened fire ...in the official report of the chief of the moscow artillery warehouse, major-general kaihorodov, it is written that the cadets opened fire from machine guns after "several shots" that were heard from "somewhere". according to various estimates, as a result of the shooting, 50 to 300 soldiers were killed. according to ratkovsky, "six cadets and about two hundred soldiers were killed and wounded".
moscow bolshevik uprising