Sirotinsky was the senior adjutant (secretary) of Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze. Together with M.V. Frunze, he took part in the hostilities of the Red Army units on the Eastern, Turkestan and Southern fronts, and then worked in the People's Commissariat for Military and Naval Affairs, in the Revolutionary Military Council of the Republic, in the General Staff.... January 17, 1906, at 6 pm, a group of workers entered the Limonov printing house, located in the center of Shui. These were militants from Frunze's detachment. They quickly occupied all the exits and entrances to the premises. Arriving at the typesetting room, Mikhail turned to the workers with a request to type and print 2 thousand proclamations. The workers willingly agreed and enthusiastically set to work...