Talk:Baltic Fleet

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[edit] Partial list of commanders

• Fyodor Apraxin (1723-1726)
• Samuel Greig (1780s)
• admiral Nikolai Essen (1909-1915)
• rear-admiral Dmitry Verderevsky (1917)
• V. A. Kanin (1915-1916)
• A. I. Nepenin (1916-1917)
• A. S. Maximov
• A. V. Razvozov
• Alexander Zelenoy
• Mikhail Viktorov
• Alexander Vekman (1924-1926)
• Leo Galler (1932-1937)
• A. K. Sivkov
• Ivan Isakov (1937-1938)
• Gordey Levchenko (1938-1939)
• Vladimir Tributz (1939 - 1947)
• V. A. Andreev
• Fyodor Zozulya (1947-1950)
• Arseniy Golovko (1952-1956)
• Vladimir Kasatonov (1954-1955)
• Nikolai Kharlamov (1956-1959)
• Vladimir Mikhailin

[edit] Assessment

The article needs citations before it'll qualify as A-Class; they're a sine qua non for high-quality articles now. Kirill Lokshin 12:50, 18 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Sources

Unless I'm very much mistaken, this article doesn't cite any sources for the facts about Imperial Russia. I've tagged it as unsourced, I'll try to find sources myself but obviously the original author is better placed to do this. Fysidiko 12:13, 22 January 2007 (UTC)