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773:. In the town of Aromashevo, between April 28 and May 1, the Red troops faced 10,000 peasants; 700 Greens died in combat, many drowned in rivers when they fled, and 5,700 were captured with many weapons and loot. For another two days the greens were endlessly hunted. The victory allowed the Reds to regain control of the north of Ishim. Indeed, with these actions, together with the establishment of permanent garrisons, revolutionary committees and an espionage network, the capture of several leaders - granting amnesties in exchange for handing over former comrades, mass executions, taking hostages of family members, and artillery bombardments of entire villages, the major operations ended and the rebels turned to guerrilla warfare. In December 1922 reports stated that "banditry" had all but disappeared. 97: 695:, both by the number of rebels and their geographic extension, and perhaps the least studied. They dominated a population of three million four hundred thousand people. Its causes were the aggressive searches carried out by the 35,000 soldiers of the "prodotriady" installed in Siberia after the defeat of Kolchak and the violation of peasant democracy, since the Bolsheviks falsified the elections in the regional volost. The main leaders of these bands were Semyon Serkov, Václav Puzhevsky, 528: 3199: 3169: 3189: 3179: 3219: 588:. On October 14 with 75,000 soldiers, Olderogge ordered a new offensive, forcing the 56,000 whites to withdraw from Petropavlovsk on October 29. Diterikhs suffered 5,000 dead and 8,000 prisoners. After the defeat, the Bolshevik advance became unstoppable, as did the peasant guerrillas. Nearly 100,000 whites were killed, captured or deserted in the following months. 3209: 535:
With its rear weakened by the wear and tear of the guerrillas and being forced to distract its detachments in defending themselves against the peasantry, the white regime could not stop the advance of 200,000 Bolsheviks, who, on the other hand, knew how to add local partisans to their forces wherever
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Although sources vary the total number of peasants in arms from 30,000 to 150,000. Historian Vladimir Shulpyakov gives the figure of 70,000 or 100,000 men, but the most likely figure is 55,000 to 60,000 rebels. Many Cossacks from the region joined. They controlled a total of twelve districts and
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guerrillas were often led by deserters and sometimes joined scattered Red soldiers when the whites conquered the region in 1918, setting out to ambush units and cut off supply lines. Kolchak resorted to terror to placate them.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, the Russian peasantry experienced two wars against the Russian state, both the product of revolutions and both ended with the imposition of state power: 1905–1907 and 1917–1922.
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The rebellious peasants were always enemies of the whites. The latter refused to accept land tenure reform and wanted revenge on the villagers for expropriating the land themselves in 1917. Admiral
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When his forces withdrew in 1920, Kolchak faced numerous mutinies that joined the guerrillas, leaving his loyal few completely alone and condemned. The
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made the fatal mistake of winning the animosity of peasants, by restoring the rights of landowners. Many Siberian villagers were descendants of
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they advanced. At the end of 1919, when the Siberian regime was totally defeated and disintegrated, the autonomous bands from
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Occupation and Insurgency: A Selective Examination of the Hague and Geneva Conventions on the Eastern Front, 1939-1945
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Last months of the Kolchak regime, with the withdrawal of his units, the revolts against him and the Soviet advance.
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The guerrillas began shortly after the formation of their government, on August 31, 1918, in the rural areas near
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was in charge of subduing the unruly rural world. The latter was disunited in various movements led by its own
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Werth, Nicolas (1999). "1. A State against its People: violence, repression, and terror in the Soviet Union".
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Similar movements were experienced in other countries under German occupation: 200,000 in France, 200,000 in
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Fugitives of the Forest: The Heroic Story Of Jewish Resistance And Survival During The Second World War
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Behind the Front Lines of the Civil War: Political Parties and Social Movements in Russia, 1918-1922
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The desperate courage of these rebels led to a terrible campaign of repression by the
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On January 31, 1921, a small revolt broke out in the village of Chelnokovskom, in the
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A History of the Peoples of Siberia: Russia's North Asian Colony 1581-1990
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Between the late 1920s and early 1921, with the foreseeable defeat of the
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The Harvest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror-famine
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25,000 surviving white soldiers entered Irkutsk and soon fled to
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Russia in the twentieth century: the view of a Soviet historian
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on August 25. In response, 58,000 targets commanded by General
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from Chitá, on October 21, 1920, and the consolidation of the
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all fell into their hands. In early February 1920, after the
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province, which soon spread to the neighboring regions of
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The USSR did not use as many guerrillas again until the "
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Rebellions in Central and Eastern Siberia against whites
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Ural Cossacks March from Fort Aleksandrovskoe to Persia
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partisans hidden in the forests. There was also the
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Index

West Siberia
Tyumen
Omsk
Chelyabinsk
Sverdlovsk
Northern Kazakhstan
Green armies
Russian Soviet Socialist Republic
Green armies
Ivan Smirnov
Vasily Shorin
Ivan Pavlunovsky
Makar Vasiliev
Vasily Zheltovsky
v
t
e
Eastern Front
of the Russian Civil War

1st Yakut
Revolt of the Czechoslovak Legion
Barnaul
Siberian intervention
1st Kazan
2nd Kazan
Simbirsk
Syzran and Samara
Izhevsk and Votkinsk
Arsk
Minusinsk
1st Perm

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