have been siberian. to give the cossacks an education, so in 1813 foreign campaigns still continued, but grigory ivanovich glazinap sought to create a school of the siberian linear cossack armye officers such as chakan valikhanov and grigory potanin studied, and the revolutionary valeryan kuibyshev graduated from it. and commander-in-chief of the russian army in 1917 lavr kornilov, therefore omsk, having become the gateway to central asia, which began to join russia just in the middle of the 19th century, omsk became the center from which, since it was the capital of the general government, expeditions of geographers, scientists, and ethnographers went out to central asia. in 1829, alexander von humbald visited omsk. here. the main pedestrian street of omsk is named after the scientist and intelligence officer chokanov likharov, a graduate of the siberian cadet corps. in 1858-59 he carried out a secret, very risky mission in kashgaria, where a big political game began. russia, great britain and china. after the construction of the trans-siberian railway, streams of peasant migrants poured into siberia. the rapid development of the region was interrupted. the first world war,