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General of the Army Jan Sergěj Ingr (2 September 1894 – 17 June 1956) was a Czechoslovak Army five star general and the Minister of National Defense in the Czechoslovak government-in-exile during the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.

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rdfs:label	Sergěj Ingr (cs) ヤン・イングル (ja) Sergěj Ingr (en)
rdfs:comment	Jan Sergěj Ingr (2. září 1894 Vlkoš – 17. června 1956 Paříž) byl československý armádní generál, legionář, ministr národní obrany londýnské exilové vlády a velvyslanec. (cs) General of the Army Jan Sergěj Ingr (2 September 1894 – 17 June 1956) was a Czechoslovak Army five star general and the Minister of National Defense in the Czechoslovak government-in-exile during the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. (en) ヤン・イングル（チェコ語:Jan Sergej Ingr；1894年9月2日 - 1956年6月17日）は、チェコスロバキアの軍人、外交官。大将。第二次世界大戦中、チェコスロバキア亡命政府の国防相、国軍総司令官を務めた。ヴシュコフ近郊のヴルコシュ出身。第一次世界大戦勃発後、ロシア帝国軍に志願し、1917年、セルビア義勇師団に編入された。ボリシェヴィキの権力掌握後、ムルマンスクに逃亡し、イギリス、後にフランスに亡命し、チェコ軍団部隊の編成を始めた。西部戦線で戦闘に参加。チェコスロバキア独立後、自分の連隊と共にチェコスロバキア軍に編入された。1919年、パリの参謀本部将校課程を修了し、参謀本部作戦課で勤務。同年、スロバキアでハンガリー軍との戦闘に参加。1921年から高等軍事学校講師、その後、プラハ管区作戦班長、参謀次長、第3軍団副軍団長を歴任した。1938年に中将に昇任、同時に第3軍団長に就任した。ドイツ軍のチェコ侵入後、「国民防衛」を創設し、A.エリアシュ将軍と連絡を維持した。1939年6月、国を離れてフランスに亡命し、亡命チェコスロバキア軍の編成を始めた。1940年～1944年、チェコスロバキア亡命政府国防相。1944年～1945年、チェコスロバキア国軍総司令官。 (ja)
foaf:name	Sergěj Ingr (en)
name	Sergěj Ingr (en)
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birth place	Vlkoš (Hodonín District) Austria-Hungary Margraviate of Moravia
death place	France Paris
death place	France Paris
death date	1956-06-17 (xsd:date)
birth place	Vlkoš (Hodonín District) Austria-Hungary Margraviate of Moravia
birth date	1894-09-02 (xsd:date)
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