Memoirs of a Revolutionist · Character

General Timofeev

A commanding officer in the Corps of Pages.

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Also known as General Timofeev, Nicholas, Nicholas General Timofeev, Nicholas I, Timofeev

First appearance: i

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The feared commander who arranges the father's second marriage to his wife's niece.

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With Peter Kropotkin (professional): General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the military, representing authority and discipline. With Father (social): Kropotkin's father and General Timofeev were fellow aristocrats and military men, likely acquaintances in the same social circles. With Peter Kropotkin (professional): General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the military, representing authority and discipline.

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Imperial Court and Reformers
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Peter Kropotkin
professional · ambivalent
General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the… How this plays out →
Father
social · ambivalent
Peter Kropotkin
professional · ambivalent
General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the… How this plays out →
Peter Kropotkin
professional · ambivalent
General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the… How this plays out →

Peter Kropotkin
General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the military, representing authority and discipline.
Father
Kropotkin's father and General Timofeev were fellow aristocrats and military men, likely acquaintances in the same social circles.
Peter Kropotkin
General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the military, representing authority and discipline.
Peter Kropotkin
General Timofeev was Kropotkin's commanding officer in the Page Corps and later in the military, representing authority and discipline.

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General Timofeev appears across 3 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.

Two Years After Mother's Death: A New Life Begins
The feared commander who arranges the father's second marriage to his wife's niece.
Part II: The Corps of Pages
Director of the Corps of Pages, enforcing strict military discipline.
The Polish Insurrection and the Lesson of Revolt
Governor-general who telegraphed St. Petersburg for permission to reprieve the condemned insurgents but received no timely reply.

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