The army commander was appointed Wrangel.
The same year, Wrangel came to inspect the building.
Thus, Wrangel's claims were linked to his political ambitions.
Wrangel chose the second option and continued the offensive.
Wrangel and his family almost fell victim to mob violence.
In fact, Wrangel's headquarters led an internal political struggle with Denikin.
The Russian army under the leadership of Wrangel occupied the Northern Tavria.
Wrangel threw the last reserves into battle,
the Kuban cavalry launched a counterattack.
The Wrangel group was small,
stretched along a large front, the flanks were open.
On 28 of July, the Wrangel's Caucasian army took Kamyshin and advanced north.
Wrangel again raised the issue of withdrawing the troops
of the Caucasian Volunteer Army.
Bloodless in continuous battles, Wrangel's troops were forced to retreat, retreat to Tsaritsyn.
The swift strike of Wrangel's cavalry corps cut the positions of the 11 Army.
He led this group Wrangel, who distinguished himself in battles in the North Caucasus.
Wrangel recalled:"In the absence of order and properly organized medical care,
the epidemic assumed unheard-of dimensions.".
When the command of Wrangel's death reached the workers at the castle stopped the project.
Not surprisingly, Wrangel considered such a campaign a crime and
demanded the removal of Mamontov from command.
The counter-attack of Wrangel's cavalry caused the threat of cutting the 11 Army into two parts.
No wonder the white command- Denikin and Wrangel, was annoyed by the actions of the Don Cossacks.
Countess Wrangel's atrium is distinguished by a beautiful stucco roof,
possibly the most beautiful in the entire castle.
Wrangel personally chose the places of crossing
and took up the training of the troops selected by him.
The commander of the Caucasian Army, Wrangel, demanded that the Volunteer Army strike corps
be moved to its front.
Skokloster's castle is designed in baroque style and never came to completion,
when the builder Wrangel died in 1676.
The current castle-like building was erected in 1654- 1676 and
was created by Count and Field Marshal Carl Gustaf Wrangel.
The Count's atrium is dominated by
a monumental painting by David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl, showing Wrangel a horse with a bloody guard.
According to Wrangel, whites captured more than 31 thousands of captured 8
armored trains, more than 200 guns and 300 machine guns.
By December 14, the Wrangel had broken through the defenses of the 4 rifle
and 1 th cavalry divisions(formerly the Stavropol Corps).
Yuzefovich and Wrangel believed that the main blow needed to be
applied to Tsaritsyn in order to establish contact with Kolchak's troops.