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Федеральное агентство научных организаций Российская академия наук Южный научный центр Институт социально-экономических и гуманитарных исследований ЮГ РОССИИ И СОПРЕДЕЛЬНЫЕ СТРАНЫ В ВОЙНАХ И ВООРУЖЕННЫХ КОНФЛИКТАХ Материалы Всероссийской научной конференции с международным участием Ростов-на-Дону, 22–25 июня 2016 г. Ростов-на-Дону Издательство ЮНЦ РАН 2016 УДК 94(470.6)(063) Ю15 Сборник подготовлен в рамках реализации Программы фундаментальных исследований Президиума РАН «Проблемы развития полиэтничного макрорегиона в условиях дестабилизации Каспийско-Черноморского зарубежья» (государственное задание на 2016 г. № 007-01114-16 ПР) Редакционная коллегия: академик Г.Г. Матишов (отв. редактор) д.и.н. Е.Ф. Кринко (зам. отв. редактора) к.филол.н. Н.А. Власкина (зам. отв. редактора) О.А. Гром, к.г.н. Е.Э. Кириллова Юг России и сопредельные страны в войнах и вооруженных Ю15 конфликтах: материалы Всероссийской научной конференции с международным участием (Ростов-на-Дону, 22–25 июня 2016 г.) / [отв. ред. акад. Г.Г. Матишов]. – Ростов н/Д: Изд-во ЮНЦ РАН, 2016. – 624 с. – ISBN 978-5-4358-0134-7. В материалах сборника представлены новые подходы в изучении войн и вооруженных конфликтов на Юге России и в сопредельных странах. Значительное место отведено особенностям и последствиям важнейших сражений на Юге России в XVII–XXI вв., участию в них жителей Дона и Северного Кавказа, проблемам военной повседневности, роли религии и церкви в условиях военных конфликтов, а также отражению военных событий в историографии, искусстве, фольклоре и исторической памяти. Издание предназначено для научных работников, преподавателей, аспирантов, студентов, а также всех заинтересованных читателей. УДК 94(470.6)(063) ISBN 978-5-4358-0134-7 © ЮНЦ РАН, 2016 © ИСЭГИ ЮНЦ РАН, 2016 Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations Russian Academy of Science Southern Scientific Center Institute for Social and Economic Research and Humanities THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES IN WARS AND ARMED CONFLICTS Proceedings of All-Russian Scientific Conference with International Participation Rostov-on-Don, 22–25 June 2016 Rostov-on-Don SSC RAS Publishers 2016 UDC 94(470.6)(063) M39 The study was carried withthe financial support from the RAS Presidium (The Fundamental Research Program of the RAS Presidium “The Problems of Development of the Poly-ethnic Macro-region under the Destabilization Conditions in the countries of the Caspian-Black Sea region” (state assignment for 2016 Nr 007-01114-16 PR)) Editorial Board: Academician G.G. Matishov (Managing Editor) Dr (History) E.F. Krinko (Deputy Managing Editor) PhD N.A. Vlaskina (Deputy Managing Editor) O.A. Grom, PhD E.E. Kirillova Matishov, G.G. (ed.) (2016) The South of Russia and Neighboring M39 Countries in Wars and Armed Conflicts. Proceedings of All-Russian Scientific Conference with International Participation (Rostov-on- Don, 22–25 June 2016). – Rostov-on-Don: SSC RAS Publishers. – 624 p. (in Russian) – ISBN 978-5-4358-0134-7. The proceedings consider the new approaches to the study of wars and armed conflicts in the South of Russia and neighboring countries. Significant attention is paid to the peculiarities and consequences of the most important battles in the South of Russia in the 17–21st centuries, the participation of the Don and North Caucasus population in these events, the problems of wartime everyday life, the role of religion and church in the military conflicts, as well as to the reflection of wartime events in historiography, art, folklore and historical memory. The publication is intended for both researchers, university teachers, postgraduate and undergraduate students, and readers interested in the subject. UDC 94(470.6)(063) ISBN 978-5-4358-0134-7 © SSC RAS (2016) © ISERH SSC RAS (2016) СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Предисловие (академик Г.Г. Матишов) .......................................................... 15 Раздел 1. Новации и традиции в изучении войн и вооруженных конфликтов на Юге России Кринко Е.Ф. Юг России в войнах и вооруженных конфликтах: опыт статистического обобщения ............................................................ 17 Авраменко А.М. К вопросу об участии иностранных военных контингентов в битве при Берестечко в 1651 г. (донские казаки, московские стрельцы, турки) ....................................... 25 Великанов В.С. Детали похода армии В.В. Голицына в 1687 г. ....................... 32 Венков А.В. Казаки и Прутский поход ............................................................. 40 Муртазаев А.О., Абдусаламов М.-П.Б., Аллаев Н.М. Из истории противостояния дагестанских владетелей Каспийскому походу Петра I: причины и последствия .................................................. 47 Аваков П.А. Донское казачество в Крымском походе П.П. Ласси 1737 г. ...... 55 Чуцков В.И. Противостояние России и Турции – Тахтамышское сражение 1790 г. ............................................................... 62 Гапуров Ш.А., Акаев В.Х., Магомаев В.Х. 1806 год – важная веха в российско-дагестанских отношениях .................................................... 66 Воскобойников С.Г. Донские казаки в Русско-турецкой войне 1806–1812 гг. ............................................................................................... 74 Захаревич А.В. Подполковник Акиндин Иванович Аханов – герой третьего плана боев с горцами на Северном Кавказе в 1804–1810 гг. ... 80 Клычников Ю.Ю. «Из военных дворян Ставропольской губернии…»: начало военной карьеры генерал-адъютанта генерала от инфантерии графа Н.И. Евдокимова .................................................... 87 Емельянов О.Б., Емельянов Н.О. Свидетельства современников об участии казачьих сотен терского левобережья в боевых действиях при осаде турецкой крепости Карс в 1855 г. .......................... 94 Тикиджьян Р.Г. Военная организация и военная служба донских казаков в контексте российской модернизации второй половины ХIХ – начала ХХ вв.: актуальные проблемы изучения ............................................................. 101 Перетятько А.Ю. Военное обучение донских казаков перед Русско- турецкой войной 1877–1878 гг.: создание школы урядников- артиллеристов и преобразование класса донских урядников .............. 109 Скорик А.П. Проведение мобилизации казачьих полков накануне и в начале Русско-турецкой войны 1877–1878 гг. (на примере 36-го Донского казачьего полка) ....................................... 116 Трут В.П. Начальный этап Гражданской войны на Дону: специфика вооруженных формирований противоборствующих сторон и особенности хода боевых действий ........................................ 123 Сивков С.М. Первое вооруженное столкновение Гражданской войны на Кубани: январь 1918 г. ............................................................. 130 Безугольный А.Ю. Мартовские события 1918 г. и становление советской власти в Баку .................................................. 134 6 Содержание Шахалиева Ф.Б. Ход военных действий в Кабарде и Балкарии в период Гражданской войны (1918–1920 гг.) ........................................ 141 Баранов А.В. Повстанческое движение казаков и крестьян на Кубани и Чер- номорье (1920 г.) как проявление Гражданской войны ......................... 147 Очиров У.Б. Асы советских ВВС 1941 г. .......................................................... 154 Заблотский А.Н., Ларинцев Р.И. «По данным опроса пленных…» Советская разведка о группировке люфтваффе на южном фланге советско-германского фронта .................................................... 163 Волошин В.А., Ракочий С.В. Таганрогский боевой участок и его значение в обороне Ростова-на-Дону в октябре 1941 г. ....................... 169 Ушаков В.Б. Rýchla divízia: формирование и участие в боевых действиях на территории Ростовской области в 1941–1942 гг. ............ 176 Киселёв И.В. Основные проблемы истории обороны Севастополя в 1941–1942 гг. ......................................................................................... 183 Татаринов И.Е. «За мной! За Родину! Вперед!» Малоизвестные страницы обороны Ворошиловграда в июле 1942 г. ............................. 191 Афанасенко В.И. К вопросу о состоянии Ростовского оборонительного района и обстоятельствах его прорыва 22–23 июля 1942 г. ................. 198 Оленский Б.И. Первый этап оборонительных боев на Северном Кавказе .....205 Апанасенко Н.Н. Боевые действия на территории Аксайского района как составная часть Ростовской наступательной операции 1943 г. ..... 210 Санин Д.Н. Егорлыкские жители в войнах XIX – начала XXI вв. ................. 214 Степаньян О.В. Арутюн Асватурян – неизвестный защитник Брестской крепости .................................................................................. 219 Раздел 2. Геополитический, идеологический, экономический и административный факторы в вооруженных конфликтах Гапуров Ш.А., Гациева Т.И. Кавказская политика России в начале XIX в. .. 224 Кузьминов П.А. Адыги в противостоянии России и Турции во второй половине XIX в.: динамика изменений ................................ 232 Гармышев Д.А. Геополитический фактор в Кавказской войне и роль горцев в противостоянии империй ............................................. 239 Платицына Т.В. Исторический опыт военно-политического противостояния Российской империи с европейскими государствами и Турцией в решении восточного вопроса в XIX в. ......... 244 Ачугба Т.А. Трагедия адыго-абхазских махаджиров ................................... 248 Деордиева А.Н. Эволюция организационной структуры и тактики региональных отделений партии народной свободы на Дону в годы Первой мировой войны .................................
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