Baker's Dozen (Russian History Edition)

[Ricthofen]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov

5. Andrey Yeryomenko

[PGT Beauregard]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko

6. Nikolai Makarov

[ShAA]

See #4

[Xander]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko

6 Kirill Meretskov

[Xander]

And I don't think Yeremenko was a Generall Staff officer.

[The Ibis]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov

7. Mikhail Alekseyev

[Colonel Sennef]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov
7. Mikhail Alekseyev

8. Andrei Nikolayevich Bolkonsky

[PGT Beauregard]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov
7. Mikhail Alekseyev
8. Andrei Nikolayevich Bolkonsky

9. Ivanov Semen Pavlovich

[Colonel Sennef]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov
7. Mikhail Alekseyev
8. Andrei Nikolayevich Bolkonsky
9. Ivanov Semen Pavlovich

10. Vladimir Kiriakovitch Triandafillov

[Stryker 19K30]

I like how we have the pattern of:

given name (sometimes) patronymic family name

Then suddenly the super formal Ivanov Semen Pavlovich and then back to the original pattern.

[Colonel Sennef]

I like how we have the pattern of:

given name (sometimes) patronymic family name

Then suddenly the super formal Ivanov Semen Pavlovich and then back to the original pattern.

Astute observation
and on top of that another 'spiel' is being played by some during this dozen

[Ricthofen]

And I don't think Yeremenko was a Generall Staff officer.

Early on he wasn't, but he proved very competent under the command of a Cavalry Corps, and due to early-War desperation, he shot up in the ranks. By mid-War, he was commanding the entire Southeastern Front, and would end up controlling several other fronts, including Stalingrad, and the Separate Coastal Army.

[The Ibis]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov
7. Mikhail Alekseyev
8. Andrei Nikolayevich Bolkonsky
9. Ivanov Semen Pavlovich
10. Vladimir Kiriakovitch Triandafillov

11. Vasily Sokolovsky

[Cosmos]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov
7. Mikhail Alekseyev
8. Andrei Nikolayevich Bolkonsky
9. Ivanov Semen Pavlovich
10. Vladimir Kiriakovitch Triandafillov
11. Vasily Sokolovsky

12. Mikhail Petrovich Kolesnikov

(Couldn't find a picture : appointed by Boris Yeltsin)

[The Ibis]

Bakers Dozen Russian/Soviet Staff Officers

1. Aleksei Antonov
2. Aleksandr Vasilevsky
3. Georgi Zhukov
4. Nikolay Yegorovich Makarov
5. Andrey Yeryomenko
6. Kirill Meretskov
7. Mikhail Alekseyev
8. Andrei Nikolayevich Bolkonsky
9. Ivanov Semen Pavlovich
10. Vladimir Kiriakovitch Triandafillov
11. Vasily Sokolovsky
12. Mikhail Petrovich Kolesnikov

13. Sergey Biryuzov