A. Alexander's Committee of the wounded - an institution created to help disabled soldiers and families of those killed or died of wounds. The original title - "The Committee, His Majesty established the 18th day of August 1814" (1 st anniversary of the Battle of Kulm). On December 12, 1877 was renamed "Alexander's Committee for the wounded." Since 1909, the organization is a member of the War Ministry. Press organ of the Committee was the newspaper "Russian invalid."

Two. Bulletin of the police. Weekly magazine MIA. St. Petersburg., 1907-1917. In 1915. Number 48. S. 15-21.

Three. One of the oldest among them was a school for policemen and firemen, opened November 16, 1899 in Warsaw with the support of the Chief of Police AN Likhachev. See: Bulletin of the police. Weekly magazine MIA. St. Petersburg, 1907-1917. In 1909. Number 17. S. 342-343.

4. The Russian military collection. No. A. M., 1992. S. 186.

Five. Esprit de corps / Results. № 46 of 11.09.2009.

6. This is the first Russian orphanage was named after the former mayor of St. Petersburg, NV Kleigels. Construction of a second shelter was completed in 1909 is only two shelters of the Metropolitan Police prizrevalos Top 1917 eighty-three lower family retired police officers. Each of them had a separate room. In addition, in the dormitories for single population of more than sixty people. See: Bulletin of the police. Weekly magazine MIA. St. Petersburg, 1907-1917. , 1917. Number 1. S. 10.

7. During the XIX century, the salaries of police officials raised only twice (and then only slightly) in 1837 and 1862. In connection with this material support the police considerably inferior to material support of other local government officials, first, that significantly reduced the prestige of the police service, and secondly, did not allow the police to attract deserving and qualified people.

Eight. Volkov NT The laws on the police. M., 1910. S. 688.

9. Most humbly report on the activities of the St. Petersburg city police for the 1867 application. St. Petersburg., 1868. S. 71.

10. General Chief of Police of St. Petersburg, AM Devier April 24, 1723 on this subject, even filed a report to the Senate. He wrote that the rank and file police officers and noncommissioned officers have not received mundirnyh things from 1719, some police officials obnashivalis to such an extent that they had nothing to serve, and they were sitting at home, without leaving any job, no guards.

11. Ivanov, KD The legal basis for the formation and development of staffing, the Russian Interior Ministry: Tradition and Modernity (historical and legal aspects): Abstract. thesis. ... Candidate. jur. Sciences. St. Petersburg., 2005. S. 14.

12. Kerstich IG Alphabetical compendium of orders and circular orders for the Moscow police force from 1881 to September 1, 1907. M., 1907. S. 114.

13. Shrubs M. command on the orders of Bachelors or shine and poverty royal officers / / International Journal "Warrior community." Number 3 (8), 1999. S. 48-49.

14. Marusenko VN Legal regulation in the field of staffing, police and social welfare officers in pre-revolutionary Russia: Abstract. thesis. ... Ch. Juridical. Sciences. St. Petersburg., 2005. S. 20.

15. At the beginning of February 1818 in the case of internal guards there were 45,359 military personnel "to feed a family." See RGVIA. F. 35, Op. 3, d 252, n. 8-23.

16. For example, the decree of October 18, 1797, it was determined that "the contents of the entire city police, fire and police still command the lower ranks of salary, provisions and ammunition, refers to urban incomes." See Gulyaev PP The rights and obligations grad and rural police, and all the general population of the Russian state in their states. In 2 parts. Part I. On the police. M., 1824. S. 32.

17. World War II in 1812 BVa Materials. Dep. I. T. I. Part I. St. Petersburg., 1900. S. 53-54.

18. The complete collection of the laws of the Russian Empire (PSZRI). Meeting 1. In 45 vols XXXII. Number 25 329.

19. PSZRI. Collected. 1st. T. XXXVII. Number 19 612.

20. RGVIA. F. 15 371, op. 1, 10, p. Eight.

21. RGVIA. F. 15 371, op. 1, 2, p. 14.

22. RGVIA. F. 669, Op. 1, 2, p. 30.

23. RGVIA. F. 669, Op. 1, 2, p. 35.

24. RGVIA. F. 35, Op. 3, d 517, n. 23.

25. Russian State Military Historical Archive (RGVIA). F. 405, Op. 2, etc. 50 402, n. Three.

26. Sorokin, PA People. Civilization. Society / Trans. from English. M. Politizdat, 1992. S. 354.

27. He Y. Reform of the county police in the government's policy of Russia in the XIX century: Abstract. thesis. ... Doc. history, culture. Sciences. St. Petersburg., 2003. S. 20.

28. Shtutman C. In order to keep "peace and quiet" / / Independent Military Review, 2002. Number 9.

29. Shubinsky SN Historical essays and short stories. 6th ed. St. Petersburg., 1911. S. 44-51.