White armies in the South

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White armies in the South were anti-Bolshevik military forces operating in southern Russia during the Russian Civil War, primarily composed of monarchists, conservatives, and other opponents of the Red Army.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf White movement forces
anti-Bolshevik military forces
faction in the Russian Civil War
activePeriod 1917–1920
composedOf Cossacks
conservatives
former Imperial Russian Army officers
landowners
liberal constitutionalists
monarchists
conflict Russian Civil War
country Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (territory of operations)
linked to: Russian SFSR
goal overthrow of Bolshevik rule
restoration of order and pre-revolutionary social hierarchy (in various forms)
hasPart Armed Forces of South Russia
Caucasus Army
Crimean Army
Don Army
Kuban Cossack forces
Terek Cossack forces
Volunteer Army
Wrangel's Russian Army
ideology anti-communism
conservatism
monarchism
leader Aleksei Kaledin NERFINISHED
Andrei Shkuro
Anton Denikin
Lavr Kornilov
Mikhail Alekseyev NERFINISHED
Nikolai Yudenich (in Caucasus-related operations)
Pyotr Wrangel
Sergei Markov NERFINISHED
mainBase Crimea
Don region
Kuban region
linked to: Krasnodar Krai

North Caucasus
notableCampaign Denikin's Moscow offensive (1919)
notableEvent evacuation of Crimea (1920)
operatedIn southern Russia
opposedBy Red Army
opposedTo Bolsheviks
outcome defeat by Bolshevik forces
partOf White movement
receivedSupportFrom France
Greece
United Kingdom
United States
other Allied powers
successor Russian émigré military organizations

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