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Simeon Pravda

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220:, turning the village into their headquarters. Although their first weeks in Schönfeld were characterised by intolerance for the local colonists, the disposition of the Mennonites eventually softened relations between the two, with Pravda and his followers even forming friendships with some of the colonists. From Schönfeld, Pravda's followers carried out a series of raids on nearby villages, often killing innocent people that were known by the local colonists or publicly executing 260:
was arriving to liberate Schönfeld, but Pravda's detachment defeated it in battle. On 26 January, the colony held a church wedding for a young couple, one of whom was a Mennonite and the other a Ukrainian that worked as Pravda's cook. Pravda attended the service and the subsequent wedding party,
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of Schönfeld. Pravda and his detachment robbed the residents at gunpoint, loading up all of their carts with money and valuables, before taking them back to Liubymivka. Pravda's detachment then lent direct assistance to the Makhnovists, attacking the
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during which three guests were arrested by the insurgents. The arrested were transferred to a neighboring village, where one of them was executed and another barely survived. The third was beaten with a sword and subjected to a
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was carried out by the insurgents, who killed dozens of local colonists. By the spring of 1920, Pravda's renewed terror against the remaining colonists of Schönfeld forced the rest of them to flee to Molotschna.
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and the insurgent capture of much of southern Ukraine, on 24 October 1919, Pravda's detachment occupied the Mennonite colony of Jasykowo. Two weeks later, an
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The following week, after Pravda shot his brother Mitka during a drunken argument, the insurgent commander-in-chief
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Pravda returned to Schönfeld on 29 November and moved into the house of the Warkentin family, who had since fled to
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Peters, Victor (1970). "The Insurgent Army, Its Membership and Operations in the Civilian Sector".
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initiated an effort to bring Pravda's unit under a central political and military command. At an
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Nestor Makhno–Anarchy's Cossack: The Struggle for Free Soviets in the Ukraine 1917–1921
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Makhno and Memory: Anarchist and Mennonite Narratives of Ukraine's Civil War, 1917–1921
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On 21 January 1919, reports started to circulate that a unit of the
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ordered Pravda be arrested and brought before him in
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Index

Liubymivka
uk
Katerynoslav
Russian Empire
Makhnovshchina
Revolutionary Insurgent Army of Ukraine
Anti-Mennonite persecution
banditry
Ukrainian War of Independence
Ukrainian
Mennonite colonists
Eichenfeld massacre
southern Ukrainian
Liubymivka
uk
Nestor Makhno
insurgent forces
battle of Dibrivka
Mennonite colony
Ukrainian nationalist
Zherebets
Huliaipole
Molotschna
Russian landowners
morphine addiction
New Year
Viktor Bilash
Insurgent Congress
Polohy
Orikhiv

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