DEMOBILISATION OF THE IV SIBERIAN CORPS DURING THE FIRST RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
The article, based on a wide range of sources, discusses the features of the demobilization IV Siberian Corps in connection with the completion of Russian-Japanese War of 1904-1905. Demobilization parts of the body took place under difficult conditions, the outbreak of the first Russian revolution. Revolutionary unrest in major Siberian cities, including Siberian railway, plans to violate the command of land and naval forces operating against Japan organized the movement of trains with demobilized military personnel to the places of permanent deployment. Analyzed Advocacy supporters of the revolution in the rear areas Manchurian armies and military garrisons of the Siberian Military District. Authors considered the unrest among the lower ranks of the replacement in the city of Harbin and their influence on the course of demobilization, explores the role of Siberian regiments IV Corps in the events of the first Russian revolution. IV Siberian Corps during the whole period from the end of the war until the completion of the evacuation of troops from Manchuria retained full internal order, discipline, did not succumb to revolutionary agitation. Housing, stocked mostly natives of Western Siberia, soldered in heavy fighting on the fields of Manchuria, he stayed true to the oath and orders of the high command. Drastic measures to suppress the revolutionary movement in Siberia, made commander of the Siberian Military District, with support for the IV Siberian Corps, allowed him in as soon as possible to restore law and order and ensure the smooth operation of the railway by the army evacuation from the theater of operations.