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Foreign News
August 11, 1947
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Gen. Anton Denikine, 76, former White Russian leader against Bolsheviks, died of a heart attack in Ann Arbor, Michigan, after exile from Russia since 1920. Funeral set for Detroit.
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Former Russian General Dies
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)--Gen. Anton Denikine, 76, former Imperial Russian army officer who later led White Russian forces in a futile three-year struggle against the Bolsheviks, died of a heart attack Thursday night in the University of Michigan hospital.
He was taken ill ten days ago while visiting with his wife, Xenia, at the summer home of a friend, Hilarion Bibicoff, who lives at nearby Dexter.
Exiled from his native land since 1920, when he fled to Istanbul after defeat of his White forces, Gen. Denikine found refuge in France, where he lived until coming to the United States slightly more than a year ago.
His body will remain in American soil. Funeral services were set for today, with burial at Evergreen cemetery in Detroit.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)--Gen. Anton Denikine, 76, former Imperial Russian army officer who later led White Russian forces in a futile three-year struggle against the Bolsheviks, died of a heart attack Thursday night in the University of Michigan hospital.
He was taken ill ten days ago while visiting with his wife, Xenia, at the summer home of a friend, Hilarion Bibicoff, who lives at nearby Dexter.
Exiled from his native land since 1920, when he fled to Istanbul after defeat of his White forces, Gen. Denikine found refuge in France, where he lived until coming to the United States slightly more than a year ago.
His body will remain in American soil. Funeral services were set for today, with burial at Evergreen cemetery in Detroit.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
Anton Denikine
White Russian
Bolsheviks
Exile
Heart Attack
Russia
What entities or persons were involved?
Gen. Anton Denikine
Xenia
Hilarion Bibicoff
Where did it happen?
Russia
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Russia
Event Date
Thursday Night
Key Persons
Gen. Anton Denikine
Xenia
Hilarion Bibicoff
Outcome
died of a heart attack; burial at evergreen cemetery in detroit
Event Details
Gen. Anton Denikine, exiled former leader of White Russian forces against Bolsheviks since 1920, died of a heart attack in University of Michigan hospital after falling ill ten days prior while visiting friends near Dexter with his wife.