Alexei Arbuzov (general)

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Alexei Arbuzov

Born	1792
Died	1861
Allegiance	Russian Empire
Service / branch	Imperial Russian Army
Rank	general
Commands	3rd Guards Infantry Division 1st Guards Infantry Division
Battles / wars	Napoleonic Wars French invasion of Russia War of the Sixth Coalition Russo-Turkish War (1828–1829) November Uprising

Alexei Arbuzov (1792–1861) was an Imperial Russian general and division commander. He fought in wars against the First French Empire and the Ottoman Empire. He took part in suppressing the uprising in Poland. He was the maternal grandfather of Nikolai Velyaminov and Natalia Nordman.

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Preceded by	Commander of the 3rd Guards Infantry Division 1837-1841	Succeeded by
Preceded by Nikolai Islenev	Commander of the 1st Guards Infantry Division 1841-1842	Succeeded by

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