White Terror

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White Terror refers to the campaign of political repression, mass executions, and violence carried out by anti-Bolshevik forces and their allies during the Russian Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf counter-revolutionary movement
mass violence event
political repression campaign
endTime 1922
hasCause anti-communism
opposition to Bolshevik rule
social and political conflict after Russian Revolution of 1917
hasEffect destruction of property
extrajudicial killings
forced deportations
imprisonment of political opponents
mass executions
pogroms
political repression
suppression of left-wing organizations
suppression of trade unions
historicalAssessment considered a major episode of political violence in 20th-century Europe
isCharacterizedBy anti-communist ideology
repression of political dissent
summary executions
use of military tribunals
violence against civilians
isParallelTo Red Terror
location Baltic Sea coast region
surface form: Baltic region

Northwest Russia
Siberia
southern Russia
surface form: Southern Russia

Ukraine
former Russian Empire
notableCommander Alexander Kolchak
Anton Denikin
Nikolai Yudenich
Pyotr Wrangel
opposedTo Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)
surface form: Bolsheviks

Red Army
Soviet government
partOf Russian Civil War
perpetratedBy Cossack units aligned with Whites
White Army
surface form: White armies

White movement
anti-Bolshevik forces
conservative forces
foreign interventionist forces allied with Whites
monarchist groups
startTime 1918
targets Bolshevik supporters
communists
ethnic minorities in some regions
socialists
suspected collaborators with Soviet power
trade unionists

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Red Terror followedBy White Terror
this entity surface form: White Terror (Russia)
Russian Civil War significantEvent White Terror