 Many of its alumni would become leaders of the White movement, such as Aleksandr Kolchak and Pyotr Wrangel.Some others would take the side of the Bolsheviks as military experts and become prominent Soviet military leaders and politicians, such as Mikhail Bonch-Bruevich, Jukums Vācietis, Sergei Kamenev, Boris Shaposhnikov, Vladimir Egoryev, and others.Most of these commanders were executed in the 1930s.