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Alfred Wielopolski, russian Альфред Сигизмундович Велепольский (born 17 July 1879 in Vienna, died May 7, 1955 in Arusha) - Polish aristocrat, Russian military army (colonel), emigrant.

He came from an aristocratic family. In 1899 he graduated from the Pazia Corps. Served as a cornet in the Husjein regiment's levee. In 1903, he was promoted to Lieutenant. He assumed the position of deputy commander of the regimental training division. Then he was a member of the Russian military mission in Abyssinia. From 1904, he served in the 4th degree in the Siberian Cossack Regiment. He became the commander of the sot. He participated in the Russo-Japanese War. In 1906 he returned to the service of the Lieutenant's Regiment in the Legionary Regiment. In 1907, he was appointed Chief of Staff. He assumed the role of payer of the Regiment. He then commanded the reconnaissance unit and then again the training division of the Regiment. In 1911, in the rank of captain, he took command of the squadron of the Regiment. He participated in the First World War. From 1915 he was a lieutenant in the regiment's rank in the rank of colonel. In April 1917, for health reasons, he left military service. During the Russian Civil War he came to Poland. It is known that in May 1939 he lived in Warsaw. In 1940 he went to the USA.

Biography of Alfred Wielopolski (Russian) Bibliography

Siergiej W. Wołkow, Officers of the Russian Guard, 2002

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