Re: Stars & their Packards
Posted by Guscha On 2023/7/13 5:27:47
Vladimir May-Mayevsky (1867 – 1920) ... " was a general in the Imperial Russian Army and one of the leaders of the counterrevolutionary White movement during the Russian Civil War." [acc. to Wikipedia].
The unflattering lore describes the general as follows: "...was a complex figure. He lived a dissolute life and his orgies brought ill-repute to the cause which he served ... problems with his alcoholism increased. May-Maevsky was blamed for the military retreats ... accused of "moral decay"..."
However, his taste in cars was beyond reproach.
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The unflattering lore describes the general as follows: "...was a complex figure. He lived a dissolute life and his orgies brought ill-repute to the cause which he served ... problems with his alcoholism increased. May-Maevsky was blamed for the military retreats ... accused of "moral decay"..."
However, his taste in cars was beyond reproach.
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