Imperial Russia military history

[sergentdarmes]

How is taught the military history of Russia before the revolution in Russian Military Academies ?
I know a Russian site with a very good (IMO) history of the russian navy, but is this history included in the traditions of the post soviet Russian Navy ? Are some ships named after pre-soviet heroes or battles ?
Same question about the army. There were so many great commanders (is Souvarov the only general to have given his name to a soviet academy?) and victories. Also many lessons to learn about strategy, tactics, composition of the army, ethics etc..
I know the current decorations follow the soviet tradition, with a return of religious values and traditional patriotism will the old medal of the ST GEORGE and ST ANN ?

[CHERK]

How is taught the military history of Russia before the revolution in Russian Military Academies ?
I know a Russian site with a very good (IMO) history of the russian navy, but is this history included in the traditions of the post soviet Russian Navy ? Are some ships named after pre-soviet heroes or battles ?
Same question about the army. There were so many great commanders (is Souvarov the only general to have given his name to a soviet academy?) and victories. Also many lessons to learn about strategy, tactics, composition of the army, ethics etc..
I know the current decorations follow the soviet tradition, with a return of religious values and traditional patriotism will the old medal of the ST GEORGE and ST ANN ?

It’s always been taught, even during the Soviet times, if that’s where you are getting at, and there always been ships named after “pre-soviet heroes”. Same with the Army.
St. George and St. Anna are Orders not medals. St. George Order was reestablished in 2000.

[eskachig]

Suvorov, for one, has never been ignored by the Soviets as a true military hero of the nation.

[sergentdarmes]

Thank you both.
I knew about the School named after Suvorov, but was wondering if there were other institutions named after Valerian Madatov or Ivan Fyodorovich Paskevich (just as an exemple, I mean greats commanders of the times of the Empire)
Obviously branches like VDV or tanks have their heroes of the Great Partriotic War.



In France, institutions themselves are not given a man's name, but the buildings or the barracks yes.