The Border That Stripped a General's Recognition
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The Border That Stripped a General's Recognition
This episode explores the life of Andrey Vlasov, a Red Army general who went from hero to traitor in the eyes of the Soviet state. It asks what happens when a person's convictions clash with their survival.
Person: Andrey Vlasov
Date: August 1, 1946
Location: Moscow prison
Event: Execution for high treason
- Andrey Vlasov was born in 1901 and initially studied at an Orthodox seminary before joining the Red Army in 1919.
- He fought in Ukraine, the Caucasus, and Crimea, steadily rising through the ranks to become a general by 1940.
- In 1938, he served as a military advisor to Chiang Kai-shek in China, where he was decorated by Chiang himself.
- Upon his return to the Soviet Union, his Chinese decoration and a watch given by Madame Chiang were confiscated at the border.
- During the German invasion in 1941, Vlasov commanded the Fourth Mechanized Corps and later the Twentieth Army in the defense of Moscow, earning the Order of the Red Banner.
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