Marian Pshevolodskey
AWM memorial panel 77
Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli
Photograph courtesy of Paul Scouller
Alias Pshevolodsky; Mirien Millers
Russian spelling
Мариан Пшеволодский
Born 1881
Place Bilka, Rogachov, Novograd-Volynsky, Ukraine
Ethnic origin Polish
Religion Roman Catholic
Mother Paulina Pshevolodsky
Residence before arrival at Australia Served in the 53rd Vilensky Regiment, Russian Army for 2 years during Russo-Japanese War
Arrived at Australia
Residence before enlistment Queensland, Brisbane
Occupation Carpenter
Service service number 1382A
enlisted 18.12.1914
POE Brisbane
unit 15th Battalion
rank Private, accepted for service as an interpreter
place Gallipoli, 1915
final fate KIA 9/10.05.1915
memorial 6 Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli
Naturalisation Served as Russian subject
Materials
Digitised service records (NAA) (Pshevolodskey)
Digitised Embarkation roll entry (AWM) (Pshevolodsky)
Roll of Honour (AWM) (Pshevolodskey)
Blog article
Leo Schofield in Gourmet Traveller (Pshevolodskey's memorial in Gallipoli)
From Russian Anzacs in Australian History:
Almost at the same time as the battle for Krithia was under way, on the opposite flank of the army the 15th Battalion was attacking the Turkish trenches facing Quinn's Post. In this attack Marian Pshevolodsky, a former interpreter from the Ukraine, was killed.