- The
Makhnovshchina (Ukrainian: Махновщина, romanized: Makhnovshchyna) was a m****
movement to
establish anarchist communism in
southern and
eastern Ukraine...
- Makhno's
forces relied so
heavily upon the use of the
tachanka that one
Makhnovite referred to
himself and his
fellow troops as "a
republic on tachanki"...
-
November 1920, and
against the
Makhnovites in Ukraine. That year in
battle near
Andreyevka he was
captured by the
Makhnovites,
escaping two days later. From...
-
referred to as "insurgents"; they have also been
labelled "Makhnovists" or "
Makhnovites" (from the Ukrainian: Махновці, romanized: Makhnovtsi),
after their commander...
-
squad leader on the
Southern Front against the Army of
Wrangel and the
Makhnovites near Orekhov, Gulyai-Pole, Aleksandrovsk, and Melitopol.
After graduating...
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Continued fighting took
place over
Polohy throughout the war,
involving Makhnovites, the Army of Wrangel, and
South Russia,
until an
eventual Bolshevik victory...
-
Makhnovites in the
region of
Gulyaypole and the anti-Soviet
forces of
Khmara in
Yelizavetgrad Governorate.
Lisitsyn was
captured by the
Makhnovites in...
- of the 13th Army. With this unit, he
fought in the
suppression of the
Makhnovites in Ukraine. In
January 1921
Sakseyev was sent to the 83rd
Slavyansk Infantry...
-
number of
Ukrainian Mennonites died at the
hands of anarcho-communist
makhnovites.
During the
Soviet period, many
Mennonites were ****cuted, sent into...
