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Special Purpose Food Requisitioning Regiment, and from there in June sent to the 12th Saratov Food Requisitioning Regiment, in the process of formation. In late 1919, the regiment was reorganized as a separate battalion, and Shkodunovich transferred to the 111th Separate Rifle
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October 1920 and reorganized as the 155th Regiment of the Internal Service Troops (VNUS), part of the 18th Division of the VNUS, and Shkodunovich appointed assistant regimental military commissar. From November he served as military commissar of the headquarters of the 53rd Brigade of this
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region. In May 1921 he was appointed military commissar of the headquarters of the 50th Rifle
Division. After its disbandment in August 1921, he became an instructor of the political department of the 126th and then the 97th Separate Rifle Brigades of the district.
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February 1922, Shkodunovich was appointed assistant military commissar of the 5th Ural Rifle Regiment of the 2nd Separate Brigade in the Volga Military District. After its disbandment in August he became military commissar of the motor vehicle detachment of the
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began, Shkodunovich was appointed commander of the 20th
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of the district. Shkodunovich rose to assistant military commissar of the 94th Frunze Red Banner Rifle
Regiment of the 32nd in October 1923 before becoming regimental military commissar. Sent to the
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military tribunal acquitted and released him in
October 1939. Reinstated in the army, Shkodunovich was appointed assistant chief for training and personnel of the
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on 19 October 1964 along with several other Soviet generals visiting for the twentieth anniversary of the liberation of the country during the war.
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course in Moscow. After graduating in
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for "merits in training of specialists and in the development of military science." Shkodunovich died in a plane crash in
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